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Beverley was forced to abandon the final three races on its Monday evening card after a hole emerged at the 7f start.
Three races had been run at the track before concerns were raised over an area of ground in the back straight.
A group of jockeys, trainers and officials carried out an inspection and the decision was made to abandon the rest of the meeting on safety grounds.
The final three races were set to take place over 7f, a mile and 1m1f, meaning there was no possibility of staging the contests.
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