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By:
sparrow
When: 15 Nov 16 22:09
Wembley board game.

http://www.vintage-playtime.com/vintage_board_games/prod_2217696-Wembley-Board-Game.html
By:
Facts
When: 16 Nov 16 06:42
Facts    15 Nov 16 17:46 
I played the dome race arcade game at Fleetwood pier in the early 60's. I distinctly remember it was a threepenny bit a play !

The horses were past Grand National winners.
By:
ThirdTimeLucky
When: 16 Nov 16 10:04
About 15/20 years ago there was a video horse racing game with 2f races from the USA. The races often looked the same on a loop, there was one where the leader went off about 10 clear and still got caught (lasix must have run out!) , but the horses names would be different.

I can remember the commentary of 'ITS A DRIVING FINI**** A PHOTO FINISH......PLEEEEAASE HOLD ALLLLLLLLLL BETS!'
By:
ThirdTimeLucky
When: 16 Nov 16 10:16
Clearly cannnot have a word beginning in SH followed by words beginning with IT.
By:
1st time poster
When: 16 Nov 16 10:43
wembley was a board game like monopoly that mirrored the fa cup with the best teams man utd etc given a top price and lower teams given a lower price,you then had draws and the results decided with different coloured dice,with the lower teams using dice with possible higher scores on,very much like totopoly as well
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TheNorfolkMafia
When: 16 Nov 16 10:53
Facts • November 16, 2016 6:42 AM GMT
Facts    15 Nov 16 17:46 
I played the dome race arcade game at Fleetwood pier in the early 60's. I distinctly remember it was a threepenny bit a play !
The horses were past Grand National winners.


That would have been expensive?
By:
Facts
When: 16 Nov 16 11:33
Always was a high roller Laugh
By:
duffy
When: 16 Feb 25 00:34
Think I've finally found the one me and Lampus used to play back in the day

https://www.ebay.com/itm/167114083252

The machine on the left was the oneLove
By:
leif
When: 16 Feb 25 01:00
Was there a game that needed somebody to turn a handle? The handle turning made the "track" shake which , in turn , made the nags move. Totopoly?

Donald Trump's manifest destiny?
By:
the old nanny ;-)
When: 16 Feb 25 03:26
Waddingtons Table soccer was the one I was going on about Sparrow , was brilliant




Up until a few years back They had the Horse racing machine in funfair Arcardes , with Comms including peter osullivan

red rum was one of the horses that u bet on bi=ut was different horses in the Comms , not seen one in years was 10 p a play
By:
Deptford
When: 16 Feb 25 08:36
They had one of those horse racing games in Venetian in Vegas, few years ago 5 of us sat there for hours and hours playing, we made so much noise people were coming from all round the casino to watch us, I was winning every race and cheering like mad, one of my mates sitting around the other side was getting annoyed, then my mate sitting next to me told him I was backing all 6 horses every race Laugh
By:
hong kong fooey
When: 16 Feb 25 10:17
Escalado was the vibrating track.  Loved it.
By:
salmon spray
When: 16 Feb 25 10:48
Priory Park was the No 8 in Totopoly. At last after 9 years I can get some sleep       Crazy.
Incidentally they were all pre-war Lincoln winners.
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1st time poster
When: 16 Feb 25 10:51
despite all the attempts, magnets,springs,moulded plastic pitches with delves in them, cheese wedges [ 4 to 4 ],striker,   etc etc,THAT WADDINGTONS TABLEW FOOTBALLK was the closest you came to replicating a real game as a kid and cost about a quid [ 99p ]
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sparrow
When: 16 Feb 25 10:53
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