The Jockey Club has defended its decision to proceed with the Festival after Andrew Parker Bowles became the latest high-profile attendee to report subsequent symptoms consistent with coronavirus
The Jockey Club, the owner of the Cheltenham Festival, has defended its decision to proceed with last month’s four-day event after Andrew Parker Bowles, the former husband of the Duchess of Cornwall, became the latest high-profile attendee to report subsequent symptoms consistent with infection by Covid-19.
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