Forums
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
foxy
03 Aug 16 12:12
Joined:
Date Joined: 26 Dec 00
| Topic/replies: 13,142 | Blogger: foxy's blog
Friday night runners 6 races
4
6
5
7
8
5


That's before the non runners £30 in tatts £45 in members a racecourse going the wrong way !

Post your reply

Text Format: Table: Smilies:
Forum does not support HTML
Insert Photo
Cancel
Page 1 of 2  •  Previous 1 | 2 | Next
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 61
By:
cooperman
When: 03 Aug 16 12:34
20:45p.m. Miss Lisa Stansfield in concert. May answer your question.
By:
lovegod
When: 03 Aug 16 12:37
What her singing is keeping the horses away?
By:
cooperman
When: 03 Aug 16 13:11
Service at the bar can be speeded up if you are fluent in an Eastern European language.
By:
dave d
When: 03 Aug 16 13:16
khasi (nap)


  full of aggressive and drunk scousers and mancs...(nb)
By:
parispike
When: 03 Aug 16 13:37
It's been a racecourse going the wrong way for years. NH course a joke now.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 03 Aug 16 15:35
lovegod 03 Aug 16 12:37

What her singing is keeping the horses away?



Laugh
By:
isleham
When: 03 Aug 16 15:48
Far too many fixtures..all with seven or even eight races and so .not enough horses to go round
By:
keno05
When: 03 Aug 16 15:51
Only sold 4,000 tickets up to last week! Doesn't look like it's going to be as busy as what they thought it might be.
By:
onlooker
When: 03 Aug 16 16:45
If this lousy, grey, dismal, wet and windy weather continues - there will be hardly anybody there.
By:
argosy
When: 03 Aug 16 16:50
foxy
The first 3 races are all for 2 year olds over 8, 7 and 7 furlongs.
Hardly sensible race planning!!
By:
treetop
When: 03 Aug 16 17:09
Been twice,never enjoyed it for the evening meeting but a lovely track midweek.
By:
Zsa_Zsa_Gabors_Leg
When: 03 Aug 16 18:52
Was a fab NH track, I watched a future Stayers Hurdle winner win its 1st race there, 4 years later I watched it break its back in a chase also at Haydock.

Sad
By:
tashkent terror
When: 03 Aug 16 19:03
ZZ...i was also there on that fateful December day in 1994Sad
By:
Zsa_Zsa_Gabors_Leg
When: 03 Aug 16 19:16
My fav horse after watching it win and went and watched it at the track whenever I could, was never going to scale the heights as a chaser. That was a long journey home that day.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hObu5dvK7N0
By:
tashkent terror
When: 03 Aug 16 20:54
Great clip zz...cheers

I/R prices on KC would have been interesting 4 out!
By:
onlooker
When: 03 Aug 16 21:18
Currently thick grey cloud, strong wind, and rain at Haydock - on rainfallradar.

Location Details
Haydock Park Racecourse

Location: 53.4787, -2.6223

This Evening and Tonight:

Showers or longer spells of rain are expected overnight, particularly across the north of the region. Some heavy bursts are likely, especially over the hills. It will also be very windy with a risk of gales on exposed coasts. Minimum Temperature 12 °C.

Thursday:

Sunny spells and fewer showers compared to overnight, but some will be heavy with a risk of hail and thunder, particularly across the north of the region. Winds easing
---------------

Far more like February, than August. Cry
By:
Try My Best
When: 03 Aug 16 21:26
A lot of people on here would suggest that the prices charged by racecourses in this country are great value. They are dreadful and totally over the top. They need to get a grip and start encouraging people to come racing. The ticket prices for Tatts and county enclosures are nothing short of a rip off. Haydock my local track and what a desperate place it has become. Led by an absolute donkey who should be fired on the spot and the gaff given to Norman Gundill. Then we might see some improvement. A Fridays night racing which is an utter embarrrassment. Nothing changes however and they will be glad to get the non racing folk in who will drink to their hearts content.
By:
Youvegotittwo
When: 03 Aug 16 22:07
On Course Bookmakers should vote with their feet and not attend these music nights with poor cards and people not interested in the racing. But if some of them did that. then the books who did attend would get all the business that was there, hmmm, so the ones that were thinking of voting with their feet wouldn't be able cope with that so they'd better all go just in case. Oh, and then all the books that do attend can all pay Haydock £230 each to get in. Haydock love playing the on-course books. It's money for old rope.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 07:07
try my best

what a desperate place it has become ,led by an absolute donkey who should be fired on the spot and the gaff given to norman gundill.then we might see so improvement.

perfectly put sir.

by the way its not just tatts and county enclosures which are over the top haydock silver around £15 i get the feeling the man in charge either doesnt want the enclosure or doesnt want future race goers.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 08:26
Today at haydock park its family fun day


Guess what the family enclosure is closedLaughLaughLaughLaughCrazy
By:
Life-Lucky
When: 04 Aug 16 08:32
I haven't been to Longchamp but from the tv I think Haydock's parade ring looks quite similar
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 08:38
It does a little life lucky although at longchamp the terrace is built up all around,not sure if that's still the case as the bulldozers moved in 10 months ago.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 08:41
On a plus note for haydock it's good to see they have got a Wednesday fixture in December back in the 80s and 90s they got the likes of wayward lad,silver buck and sunny bay running at midweek winter fixtures.
By:
holywell
When: 04 Aug 16 08:42
Haydock going the same way as Newcastle dismissing the importance of family days and pricing out the racing fan.

Sadly it's a reflection on today's society, 'everyones out to squeeze the last penny out of the working man / woman'.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 08:50
Holywell

Both plate day and ladies day this year were a shadow of what they use to be and quite simply as you say it's down to cost.
By:
.birkdale
When: 04 Aug 16 09:28
The course is local to me, and I used to be an annual member for some years.  These days I don't go at all.
Ripping up the old NH course and replacing it with soft, portable fences and brush hurdles was a disgrace and the place has rapidly gone downhill.   Admission prices are amongst the most expensive in the country, and in the summer it resembles an open air pub.
In addition, Haydock is one of those courses that thinks its a good idea to employ that clown Thompson who wanders round the enclosures with a mic in his hand generally annoying everybody.  There are much nicer courses to go to where the experience is far more enjoyable.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 09:35
good morning birkdale

have you ever sent your views to jockey club racecourses ?

i know there is nothing they can do about the ripping up of the old national hunt course but your other concerns they may be able to do something about,i am a member at kempton national hunt and warwick both jcr and both very well run and a pleasure to be a member off,perhaps they dont yet realize how haydock is been run.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 09:38
haydock is also my local course birkdale and i have also washed my hands with it for a day out although i may go to the midweek december fixture.
By:
.birkdale
When: 04 Aug 16 09:41
Good morning foxy

I gave up on Haydock when they destroyed the NH course, and have been once in the past 8 years.  Even if they had left the NH course intact, I refuse to attend any meeting where Thompson is allowed to roam freely.

I find it much more enjoyable at the likes of Cartmel, Bangor, Hexham etc..
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 09:44
i must make the effort to get to hexham this winter its a long time since i last visited the place.
By:
intheknow
When: 04 Aug 16 10:10
A couple in Sept for you, Fri 16th twilight & Fri 30th afternoon

Make the most of it before winter arrivesLaugh
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 10:13
dont like twilight intheknow friday 30th =two day fontwell fixture it will have to be in the proper winter.
By:
intheknow
When: 04 Aug 16 10:14
Middle of September, 4.30pm start, what's not to like about that?
By:
differentdrum
When: 04 Aug 16 10:17
If they wanted to do anything useful they could turn the clock back 30 years to when it used to be a National Hunt track.

What was wrong with proper fences and hurdles providing an actual jumping test?
By:
factmachine
When: 04 Aug 16 10:18
TRYMYBEST,YOUVEGOTITTO,YOUR SUMMARIES ARE BOTH SPOT ON!
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 10:23
plenty wrong with that intheknow as i am sure you are aware,re kempton the two day christmas meeting where the 2nd day is now on a par with the opening day since the sponsors took over the politics seem to be putting the future of the 2nd day in danger of reverting back to an ordinary days racing that will be bad for national hunt racing.
By:
foxy
When: 04 Aug 16 10:43
are you going to haydock today factmachine ?
By:
factmachine
When: 04 Aug 16 11:42
YES
By:
intheknow
When: 04 Aug 16 11:59
plenty wrong with that intheknow as i am sure you are aware,re kempton the two day christmas meeting where the 2nd day is now on a par with the opening day since the sponsors took over the politics seem to be putting the future of the 2nd day in danger of reverting back to an ordinary days racing that will be bad for national hunt racing.

I'm not quite following the relevance of Kempton Xmas meeting in relation to Hexham having a twilight meeting in September?

If you're coming to Hexham then you want to be there when the weather is bearable. Early season or late season seems the best choice for me and I'm a big fan of the Northern NH scene
Page 1 of 2  •  Previous 1 | 2 | Next
sort by:
Show
per page

Post your reply

Text Format: Table: Smilies:
Forum does not support HTML
Insert Photo
Cancel
‹ back to topics
www.betfair.com