Racing to return to Chelmsford City Racecourse in November

Summarised from 5 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

Horse racing will return to Chelmsford City Racecourse on 2 November under new management following months of uncertainty at the site.

The racecourse previously lost its racing licence, which has led to the pause in operations. Under the new management arrangement with ARC, the course now hopes to welcome racing back.

The return of racing is pending approval from the British Horseracing Authority. Sky Sports Racing will provide coverage of the resumed meetings at the venue.

The change of management represents what has been described as a new lease of life for the troubled racecourse, bringing an end to the period of uncertainty that has affected the facility.

How it is being reported

• Racing to return to popular Essex racecourse after months of uncertaintyColchester Gazette · 5 Oct, 16:30
• Racing to return to popular Essex racecourse after months of uncertaintyEcho (Basildon) · 5 Oct, 16:30
• Racing to return to popular Essex racecourse after months of uncertaintyBrentwood Guardian · 5 Oct, 16:30
• New lease of life for troubled racecourseBBC Essex · 5 Oct, 15:54
• Exact date racing will resume at Chelmsford City Racecourse after losing racing licenseEssexLive · 5 Oct, 15:27

In this story: Chelmsford City Racecourse · ARC · British Horseracing Authority · Sky Sports Racing

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