Operator in Election Day policy decision
Gold Circle have advised that following representations made to the Company, and acting in the best interests of the stakeholders and their employees, the company has decided to abandon the race meeting scheduled for Election Day, Wednesday 7 May 2014.
No advices have been received regarding the possible rescheduling of the carded races.
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