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Provisional Race Schedule - Atherstone

The provisional schedule of races for the Atherstone Point-to-Point on Dec 16th at Clifton on Dunsmore is:
Secretary; Mary Bourne - mary.bourne500@btinternet.com
The first race is at 11am,
The Open Maiden Race - 12st
The Four-Five and Six Year-Olds Open Maiden Race - 12st - 2m5f
The Mens Open Race
The Ladies Open Race
The PPORA Club Members Conditions Race - 12st
The Intermediate Race
The Restricted Race, 2m 5 f - 12st
Please note that at this stage these are still provisional races which are still subject to change. Please consult the Fixture Secretary if you have any questions.
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