Racing: Silk road to Plumpton

Monday 14 February 1994 00:02 GMT

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THE champion hunter chaser and leading Grand National fancy, Double Silk, will continue his build-up to Liverpool when he appears at Plumpton this afternoon, if the meeting survives a 7.15am inspection. Frost was forecast both there and at Hereford, where an early morning inspection is also planned.

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