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I wonder if, in tennis, there was a similar to-do when the first all-weather surfaces were used?
Now we are one of only a few countries that use grass courts for our top tournaments.
Now we are one of only a few countries that use grass courts for our top tournaments.
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"a similar to do," - in what sense? - PW.
- and why do you ask? - as I seem to remember you were 'around' in October 1989 - when Niklas Angel won the first-ever All-Weather race, on the Equitrack, at Lingfield.
- and why do you ask? - as I seem to remember you were 'around' in October 1989 - when Niklas Angel won the first-ever All-Weather race, on the Equitrack, at Lingfield.
I am a great fan of all-weather racing, tis true.
Maybe racing on grass faces a similar slow death to tennis on grass.
Hope not.
One new turf track: Ffos Las
Turf losses: Hereford, Folkestone, Newcastle (Flat), Wolves, Southwell (Flat), possibly Catterick (Flat).
Maybe racing on grass faces a similar slow death to tennis on grass.
Hope not.
One new turf track: Ffos Las
Turf losses: Hereford, Folkestone, Newcastle (Flat), Wolves, Southwell (Flat), possibly Catterick (Flat).
Artificial surfaces are closing all over the US. Dirt rules OK 
As in tennis, aw courses are not a like-for-like replacement for turf. As in tennis, each surface suits different players/horses.
china castle
29 Jun 15 16:50
We need a fibresand floodlit track
...like a hole in the head. There you go, finished that for you.
29 Jun 15 16:50
We need a fibresand floodlit track
...like a hole in the head. There you go, finished that for you.
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