Leger 250: Police ready to deal with problems at this year's festival
Police are on standby across the four days of the festival
Police in Doncaster are geared up to deal with problems at this year’s historic 250th St Leger Festival.
Uniformed and plain clothed officers will be in attendance at Doncaster Racecourse across all four days of the meeting.


A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: “Throughout the festival, alongside our neighbourhood and operational support officers, Project Servator officers will be in attendance in both uniform and plain clothes.
“Our officers are specially trained to identify someone who may be planning or preparing to commit a criminal act by carrying out a process known as hostile reconnaissance.
“When you see officers, you'll see them speaking to security, staff, partners and members of the public, that's because everyone has an important role to play.
“If you spot something that concerns you or appears out of the ordinary, don't think someone else will sort it.
“Report it to a police officer, member of staff, or by calling 101.
“Always dial 999 in an emergency.
“Together, we've got it covered.
“Remember our officers are there for you, their presence is nothing to be worried about and if you see them, please stop and say hello.”