Rain and more rain expected
The racemeeting scheduled for today at Kenilworth is on.
The first race is due off at 12h10 and there are no less than 4 feature races on the card.
The going will be testing after 20mm rain in the last 24hrs & 55mm in the last 7 days, but they have had horses gallop on the track and the feedback is that the track is consistent, which is great news
The next racemeeting at Kenilworth is on Monday 29 June.
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