Cheltenham encouraged following behaviour crackdown trial at November meeting

Cheltenham's new Love Our Turf campaign to combat anti-social behaviour from racegoers in the town has been well received following a successful trial at the November meeting. The campaign will be fully launched at Cheltenha Festival in March. It was introduced following reports of drunk racegoers urinating in front gardens and confronting motorists at big meeting this year. Cheltonham looked to address complaints by installing temporary toilets, stewards and employing enhanced cleaning among the roads leading to the course. There were no major issues at November. The project's organizer, Andre Klein, wants to expand the project for the four-day festival in February.