The Wexford Foxhounds will unveil the first new track of the season, when they stage racing at Knockmullen House next Sunday, November 10th, as they move their most recent course at Ballinaboola.
The new track will see them move close to New Ross, with the Knockmullen House located just one mile from the Wexford town off the N25 road.
The hunt committee report that the course will be laid out in a right-handed configuration across three fields that is all grass. Five fences will be jumped on each circuit, with two fences situated in the home straight, two fences in the back straight, with a fifth fence positioned on the run to the back straight.
Spectators can expect to enjoy a good view of the racing action, with the car park located above the track looking down on the finish.
The Wexford Foxhounds have raced at Ballinaboola since November 2011, with Lingstown and Wexford Racecourse, also hosting their point-to-point in the years preceding that.
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