Industry gives the thumbs up to new hurdles | Inside Racing

By Tim Auld
Updated July 13 2020 - 4:36pm, first published 12:47pm
CHANGE: Warrnambool Racing Club chairman Nick Rule is one of the people behind the change of hurdles. Picture: Rob Gunstone
CHANGE: Warrnambool Racing Club chairman Nick Rule is one of the people behind the change of hurdles. Picture: Rob Gunstone

WITH a resurgence in race horse numbers for jumps racing, the Australian Jumps Racing Association in conjunction with Racing Victoria will invest in new 'One Fit' hurdles from Britain for next year's jumping season.

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