Does every one who follows dog racing love horse racing? It certainly seems that way as per an interview at Towcester tonight. I've followed greyhound racing with a passion for nearly 40 years but have only a very limited interest in horse racing. Certainly would put football, golf, tennis, rugby union and snooker way ahead of the nags. Anyone else love dog racing but not that bothered about the sport of Kings?
when i first started going to the dogs in my teens i used to go horseracing on a sat at whichever meeting as nearest as i am in scotland,the older i got the less interested in horse racing i got,love the dogs couldnt care less about horse racing as its so bent.
when i first started going to the dogs in my teens i used to go horseracing on a sat at whichever meeting as nearest as i am in scotland,the older i got the less interested in horse racing i got,love the dogs couldnt care less about horse racing as i
This year so far I've been to Plumpton, Fontwell, Epsom, Sandown, Huntingdon & Lingfield. I've not been to a dog track, not even once. I'll no doubt go to Hove a couple of times in the Summer for a social meet up but that's pretty much it.
I do still keep my hand in the sport and I do trap challenges on RPGTV nights, usually 3 times a week but my enthusiasm is a fraction of what it once was. Sad to say that but there you go.
This year so far I've been to Plumpton, Fontwell, Epsom, Sandown, Huntingdon & Lingfield. I've not been to a dog track, not even once. I'll no doubt go to Hove a couple of times in the Summer for a social meet up but that's pretty much it.I do still
Sadly slippy i think many are in the same boat as you, the licence for trainers to cheat on a daily basis has meant its just a cash cow for the bookies these days. All of a sudden, greyhounds have become animals that are not capable of running two races the same at certain venues or are not being allowed to run their races on merit. Was always likely to happen when the bookmakers seized control of the sport. I focus far more on australian racing these days as they appear to have a breed of dogs that do still have consistency. Or maybe they have trainers that do not need to try nick a few quid on the exchanges as they are racing for proper money.
Sadly slippy i think many are in the same boat as you, the licence for trainers to cheat on a daily basis has meant its just a cash cow for the bookies these days. All of a sudden, greyhounds have become animals that are not capable of running two ra