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paid for 2 will be fine if we can walkabout, but if we are stuck in a pen in the middle of nowhere with not a lot to do for 4 days maybe no to tell you the honest truth wish I had never had paid for mine have a good day regards Ronnie.. |
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if crowd limits are low they could put you in the best mate enclosure
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Got this from Ian Renton - as you presumably did as well
Preparations for the dispatch of members’ badges have continued in recent weeks and the first batch was posted yesterday; we anticipate that your pack, which includes your badge for the upcoming season, will arrive with you over the coming weeks. In the light of the Prime Minister’s announcements yesterday, my accompanying letter now appears unduly optimistic with regard to the likely attendance of Annual Members at Cheltenham in the near future and it would appear that there is a significant chance that your Annual Members’ badge has little value other than a souvenir of the season that never happened. First time they have been really downbeat about racing in front of crowds on the positive side the email does say As has been mentioned before, in the event that we have the ability to open the racecourse up beyond participants and racehorse owners, Annual Members will be prioritised. Its a case of fingers crossed |
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Fingers crossed 3 Valleys. I’d be hopeful that some spectators are allowed into sporting events by March and the membership gives us the best chance.
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I got my 2 badges last Friday to tell you the honest truth if we are stuck in a pen for 4 days I will try to get a refund but known Cheltenham it will be you have bought it hard luck. member at York badge carried forward till next year no problem, Cheltenham no racing till next year a pony admin. have a good day regards Ronnie. |
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I don't see any general spectators members or not being allowed the whole of the NH season.
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I fear that you are right it certainly doesn't look very bright given all these local lockdowns
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Agree with Ronnie, I never miss but even if it does get the go ahead, the thought of being restricted to a particular area all day does not appeal.
The recent trial at Doncaster, allowed you to buy tickets for various areas (Pens sounds a bit harsh). So guess they will do the same; Centaur; Paddock; Members Lawn; Guiness Village, etc. Very ristrictive and weather could be a issue for outdoor areas. |