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Cork to hold morning inspection
Racing : Tomorrow's race meeting at Cork will have to pass a 7.30am inspection if it is to go ahead.
The seven-race card is under threat after heavy rain left the chase course unraceable. However, the hurdles and bumper track is raceable with the ground described as soft to heavy.
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