BRITISH RACING PLANNING ON JUNE 1 RESUMPTION
The British Horseracing Authority is working its plans for a return of racing off a June 1 resumption date that will begin with a meeting at Newcastle, it revealed on Thursday evening. The governing body had released further details on Wednesday of its plans for the firstseven days of racing=s return, including dates for the season=s first four Classics, without a concrete start date, but a release on Thursday began, AFollowing the UK Government=s publication of a provisional timeline for the return of sport, we are now planning for racing to resume behind closed doors on June 1. Under that plan, Newcastle will re-open proceedings with an eight-race card on its all-weather course on June 1, with Newcastle again and Kempton each staging eight races the following day. In major movements, the G1 Coronation Cup will be moved to Friday, June 5 at Newmarket and will be staged alongside the G3 Brigadier Gerard, G3 Abernant S. and Listed Paradise S. Lingfield also races on June 5 and will host its Oaks and Derby trials. Click here for the programme from June 1 to 8. The release noted that there will be no regional restrictions in place for British-based horses, and that the fixture list will seek a good geographical spread of meetings.
News on the participation of foreign-trained horsesis expected on Friday.
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