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26 Apr 10
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I put this up last night on another thread,but let's be honest,we're talking about Sedgefield here.
What do you expect?
What do you expect?
The post has just been & still no tickets but there again what should I have expected from this outfit?
Latest news from the track.
Anyone who applied & didn't get the tickets,turn up & if they've got a record of your application you will be let in.
That's certainly selling the sport isn't it.
How many who applied & haven't received their tickets are aware of this & even if they are aware of it will bother turning up & being treated like second class citizens whilst they check to see if you did apply.
Well done Sedgefield,why weren't people informed last week when they applied that there were no more tickets available?Surely it would have been better to have told people then than let them sit thinking they would be receiving tickets when in fact all the tickets had gone?
Yet another own goal.
Anyone who applied & didn't get the tickets,turn up & if they've got a record of your application you will be let in.
That's certainly selling the sport isn't it.
How many who applied & haven't received their tickets are aware of this & even if they are aware of it will bother turning up & being treated like second class citizens whilst they check to see if you did apply.
Well done Sedgefield,why weren't people informed last week when they applied that there were no more tickets available?Surely it would have been better to have told people then than let them sit thinking they would be receiving tickets when in fact all the tickets had gone?
Yet another own goal.
better still, why not just let them in for nothing without all this hassle
THE popularity of Sedgefield racecourse's free admission offer means that Tuesday evening's fixture is a 'sell oot
The County Durham track has joined eight other British racecourses this week to give complimentary admission on advance bookings as part of a national initiative to attract new followers to the sport of horseracing.
General manager Jill Williamson said: "We have now reached capacity with the offer, so we'd advise everyone that there will be no admission on the evening for anyone who hasn't booked."
The County Durham track has joined eight other British racecourses this week to give complimentary admission on advance bookings as part of a national initiative to attract new followers to the sport of horseracing.
General manager Jill Williamson said: "We have now reached capacity with the offer, so we'd advise everyone that there will be no admission on the evening for anyone who hasn't booked."
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