Sentence examples for racecourse to be from inspiring English sources

Mr Kelly said a proposal for the site included residential development and would have enabled a new racecourse to be constructed.

But it said it was illegal for horses humanely put down by injection on the racecourse to be sold for consumption and was "as confident as we possibly can be that no unfit meat ever reaches the human food chain".

The city racecourse used to be here, on the east bank of the Irwell, but that closed in 1963.

Unlike Java's War, we haven't been privy to another racecourse appearance to be able to gauge by what degree he has improved.

One is that the EU single-market commissioner in charge of the investigation will be none other than the ex-finance minister, Charlie McCreevy, who is not only a dedicated race-goer but also gained notoriety for pouring public money into the struggling Punchestown racecourse, which happened to be in his constituency.

The Racecourse is expected to be full for Monday's second-leg and Wrexham's players insist they "owe their fans everything" for saving their club.

Wrexham legend Mickey Thomas believes the Racecourse club deserves to be back in the Football League.

In that year, as a result of a new gambling law passed in 2005, the limit on bookmakers' daily fee to racecourses is due to be scrapped.

As for Wrexham, it was not that long ago that the Racecourse Ground looked destined to be bull-dozed for flats and the team consigned to history.

The wind caused a horse racing meeting in Ayr to be called off, while Epsom racecourse was evacuated after part of the grandstand flew off.

It's Monday so it has to be Windsor, except it will be run in the afternoon and not the evening, which the racecourse is famous for – those long balmy summer evenings now consigned to the memory banks.