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Italy’s agriculture ministry moves Agnano race meetings through July

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Italy’s agriculture ministry issued a decree recognising that Agnano racecourse cannot be used in the coming weeks, the report said. Meetings scheduled there will move to Garigliano and Milan, while the track remains closed to racing and betting at least until the end of July. Operator New Agnano has submitted observations to the relevant authorities as it seeks to address outstanding authorisation issues.

The decree relocates scheduled racing and leaves betting activity at Agnano halted while authorisation checks remain unresolved.

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