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enjbenjy
14 Apr 10 20:58
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Why do they have it in Ireland and not UK?

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By:
yeahyeahwhatever
When: 14 Apr 10 20:59
they have frozen in Germany - always wondered about that one!

yielding is (i think) the same as good-to-soft
By:
The Genius
When: 14 Apr 10 21:00
soggy beaver
By:
fawwon
When: 14 Apr 10 21:01
Moist to tricky
By:
luckyme
When: 15 Apr 10 01:36
ireland
firm
good to firm
good
good to soft
soft
heavy
ropey
very robey
don't bet
deffo no bet
and the last one

even god does not know the winner :)
By:
onlooker
When: 15 Apr 10 01:39
If you have to ask, "what sort of ground is Yielding/"

Then, you should also ask yourself ...

'Should I really be betting on horse racing' ?
By:
wiggles
When: 15 Apr 10 08:19
were you born knowing everything onlooker?
By:
Outpost
When: 15 Apr 10 08:43
years ago I worked in racing and I remember asking an Irishman that worked beside me about how they decide going descriptions in Ireland.

he said "If you can see their ears then it's soft. . . . If you can't see their ears then it's heavy"
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