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FOUR race meetings called off after Met Office issues rare Red weather warning

Wednesday’s fixtures at Kempton, Salisbury, Worcester and Ffos Las have been abandoned on welfare grounds due to the likelihood of extreme heat

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FOUR race meetings called off after Met Office issues rare Red weather warning

Wednesday’s fixtures at Kempton, Salisbury, Worcester and Ffos Las have been abandoned on welfare grounds due to the likelihood of extreme heat

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Four horse racing meetings cancelled after extreme weather warnings issued

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lunedì 22 giugno 2026·mirror.co.uk
FOUR race meetings called off after Met Office issues rare Red weather warning
Wednesday’s fixtures at Kempton, Salisbury, Worcester and Ffos Las have been abandoned on welfare grounds due to the likelihood of extreme heat
lunedì 22 giugno 2026·independent.co.uk
UK heatwave forces four horse racing meetings to be abandoned
Temperatures could be set to reach 40C in some areas of the UK this week

FOUR race meetings called off after Met Office issues rare Red weather warning

Four horse racing meetings cancelled after extreme weather warnings issued

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FOUR race meetings called off after Met Office issues rare Red weather warning

UK heatwave forces four horse racing meetings to be abandoned

Four horse racing meetings cancelled after extreme weather warnings issued

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