Cheltenham and Doncaster aiming to beat the freeze
Covers set to be deployed at both venues.
Frost covers will be deployed at Doncaster and Cheltenham in a bid to see the weekend’s main racing action survive an icy blast. Cold weather is forecast to move in over the coming days, with warnings for ice and snow issued for some areas of the UK for Wednesday and Thursday, while widespread frosts and sub-zero temperatures are expected during the rest of the week. Cheltenham and Doncaster are both deploying frost covers for their respective two-day weekend cards, which both start on Friday.Follow us on Twitter racing365dotcom and like our Facebook page.
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