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Very true. In a few years it'll probably be 5 days, with a veterans race and a mare's bumper!
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A 2 1/2 mile hurdle race aswell for horses too slow for the champion but who wont stay 3m.
It's a bloody farce. |
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Well said
Soon we will have small runner fields in championship races. |
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On a more positive note I've just been to collect my tickets and the walk up to the course was a pleasure. Daffodils and crocusts in bloom and the park looking a delight.
Anybody fannying around on a bus to the racecourse really needs to drop that idea and walk. |
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Mad to get on the bus, clear the head from the night before - fresh air, think about the day ahead and the anticipation grows more as you gradually get to the top of the hill..... magnificent
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my first visit since 2002, see more business led them up the hill till Best mate took over. rooster booster won the county hurdle and Moscow flyer in the arkle! memories of a great 3 days , im sure its still as gd!
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Eboue..although i know where you're coming from, it won't stop me from doing the 4 days.
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I love it. Four days is better than three for me, despite some dilution in daily quality.
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get ready for a 5 day festival from as early as 2013 with a saturday Gold Cup
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Now that might be too much - I'd probably settle for 4 out of the five days.
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"Mad to get on the bus, clear the head from the night before - fresh air, think about the day ahead and the anticipation grows more as you gradually get to the top of the hill..... magnificent"
Agree m8 but funnily enough the walk back into town is never the same |