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Horse Racing Ireland has announced that today's postponed Curragh meeting has been rearranged for Sunday August 13 while new dates have also been announced for three races.
The rearranged races are: Minstrel Stakes (G2) transfers to Leopardstown this Thursday;
Rathbride Fillies Stakes (G3) transfers to Gowran Park this Saturday;
Hurry Harriet Fillies Stakes (Listed)) transfers from Gowran Park on August 16 to Curragh on August 13
The Minstrel Stakes (Group 2) is transferred to Leopardstown this Thursday, July 27 to form an eight-race card. This race reverts back to entries after final forfeit stage with fresh declarations to run to be made by 10am this Tuesday, July 25.
The Hurry Harriet Fillies Stakes (Listed), which was due to be held at Gowran Park on Wednesday, August 16, is transferred to the rescheduled Curragh meeting on Sunday, August 13 and will now close for entries on Tuesday, August 8 along with the remainder of the Curragh card.
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