Two released on bail after racecourse punch-up

Meanwhile police are still appealing for witnesses after rival factions fought pitched battles at the racecourse on Saturday afternoon.
Fighting broke out around 4pm and lasted for around 15 minutes, leading to the closure of the bars and police to be called.
The Thames Valley Police helicopter hovered oberherad for around 90 minutes.
Police said the incident, which began on the ground floor of the grandstand and then spread to the racecourse concourse, was apparently caused by the meeting of Swansea and Cardiff City football fans.
There were several injuries as a result of the ensuing mass brawl and one person taken to hospital by private ambulance as a result of a heart attack unrelated to the violence.
Mobile phone footage uploaded to the internet shows gangs of up to 60 race goers throwing punches as security staff struggle to keep them apart.
One man in a smart suit is seen walking away with his face and head covered in blood and the Thames Valley Police helicopter was seen to hover overhead for around 90 minutes.
No one was available for comment at the racecourse as The Advertiser went to press.
However joint managing director of the racecourse, Stephen Higgins, told the Racing Post: “There was a disappointing incident of anti-social behaviour which was dealt with by the racecourse security team and local police. So far as we know, there are no serious injuries.”
And at 1.20pm yesterday (Sunday), the racecourse Tweeted: “We are disappointed with the incident that happened at yesterday's race meet and hope most of our racegoers had a great day.”
The two arrested - a 26-year-old and a 33-year-old, both from Swansea - must answer bail on August 18.
Det Sgt Warren Craik, who is investigating said: “It’s believed between fifty and sixty people were involved in this disorder, but it was quickly brought under control by police.
”Anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or who may have captured footage on a camera or mobile phone, is asked to contact Sgt Craik quoting URN 1115 14/7/12 at Newbury CID via the new 24-hour non emergency single number 101. If you do not want to talk to the police, call the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.