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false ground

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In April 2008, a meeting was called off at Ayr 20 minutes before the scheduled start because an area of false ground had been discovered.
Following Sunday's action, when ground conditions were heavy, patches of false ground and waterlogging were evident on the back-straight, causing the decision to cancel.
The Scottish venue had to cancel last Wednesday's meeting at the last minute due to a patch of false ground and although there was a slight moment of worry about the bend, the fixture passed without incident.
 
 
 
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