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mole drain

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mole drain [′mōl ‚drān]
(civil engineering)
A subsurface channel for water drainage; formed by pulling a solid object, usually a solid cylinder having a wedge-shaped point at one end, through the soil at the proper slope and depth.

mole drain
A subsurface channel for draining water.


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Part of the reason for the schooling morning was to test the state of the track, which has not held a race meeting since October 9 after mole drains collapsed.
Punchestown's problems began at the meeting on October 9 when mole drains on parts of the course collapsed, causing the card to be abandoned after the first race.
Punchestown has been forced to cancel the Irpounds 20,000 Kevin McManus Cup Cross Country Chase on Sunday week because parts of the course are still not raceable after the mole drain work in the summer.
 
 
 
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