all that happens is you loosen the top inch or two but the good ground remains underneath
turns it in to false going, like a rug on a polished wooden floor
better off, at this stage, just leaving it
won't workall that happens is you loosen the top inch or two but the good ground remains underneath turns it in to false going, like a rug on a polished wooden floorbetter off, at this stage, just leaving it
Total and utter Balls watering the Mildmay course, i can just about understand doing the GN course because they are really hell bent on easier ground but ffs its hardly a road
Total and utter Balls watering the Mildmay course, i can just about understand doing the GN course because they are really hell bent on easier ground but ffs its hardly a road
Just back,no denying ground drying up despite times. As walking off course hour after last race, couldnt believe they were layin the wateringn hoses. Spoke to a groundsmand said he was putting on 5mm. Whilst I know Aintree drys fast, I could not believe the ground before racing when walked on the course. This drys faster than any course i know.
Just back,no denying ground drying up despite times. As walking off course hour after last race, couldnt believe they were layin the wateringn hoses. Spoke to a groundsmand said he was putting on 5mm. Whilst I know Aintree drys fast, I could not bel