By AAP The ban on British-trained horses running in Ireland during an outbreak of equine influenza has been lifted with immediate effect, the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board has confirmed. The sport was rocked last Wednesday after it emerged three horses – which subsequently rose to six – were found to have the… Read More » Read full article
Ireland lifts ban on GB-trained horses
February 11, 2019 Comments Off
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