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Based on running surface facilities and atmosphere
1 Walthamstow
2 Haringey
3 Swaffham
4 White City
5 Rye House
6 Wembley
7 Blackpool (flap)
8 Reading
9 Milton Keynes
10 Catford
1 Walthamstow
2 Haringey
3 Swaffham
4 White City
5 Rye House
6 Wembley
7 Blackpool (flap)
8 Reading
9 Milton Keynes
10 Catford
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Clapton missed but only 4 Derby winners trained there in 6 years during the 60s.
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hendon and the stow
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and wembley
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Wimbledon was a great craic
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cant do 10 but white city coventry and the stow
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My top ten
1. Hackney Wick 2.Clapton 3 Harringay 4 White City 5 Walthamstow 6.Park Royal 7 Charlton 8 Yarmouth 9 Ramsgate 10 Crayford Tacks I visited and loved as a teenager |
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Missed out West Ham can’t believe I forgot the biggest track I ever went too
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seadog been to all those tracks seadog did you miss out canterbury
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also went to both crayfords
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Yes done Canterbury and both Crayfords,Hendon,Maidstone and Rochester
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Also done Watford
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went to watford when a flap
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Did all of those seadog and also.
Rayleigh Halifax Leeds Manchester White City Liverpool White City Wakefield Kinsley Newton Abbott Wimbledon |
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Never went north of hall green bot also done Rayleigh and Newton Abbott
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And Ipswich
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Sorry not Kinsley which is still open of course.
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City
wembley Wimbledon Catford stow harringay portsmouth watford was a strange track , was on the Bags I think , the afternoon I went there was a precursor of what was to come , There was no one else there |
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HALL GREEN
MIKTON KEYNES NORTON CANES |
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hendon
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SOUTHEND
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used to go there thursday evening open racing
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PERRY BARR mark 2………….
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Milton Keynes....when it was still called Bletchley.
My dad's dog ran there in A3/4 grade, Reach Again. fast trapper and invariably used to get caught in the home straight. Trained by Hilda Laver (who lived to be over a hundred!) at Hatch in Bedfordshire. |