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what a ridicolous amount of racing of today - is there really any need for so much on a saturday. It feels like bank holiday, races going off 2 and 3 at a time.
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8 meetings all on the go. can do nothing as regards betting turnover, and increase the levy.
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Nothing tonight on the AW either.
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arc must be calling the shots in UK racing. Bath and Lingfield on a Saturday afternoon?
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wouldnt be too bothered about how much racing is on, unless your trying to bet in every race and cover every meeting
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With the exception of an odd race elsewhere, top class at Leopardstown and Doncaster, really good days racing.
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I agree far to much Racing.
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Britsih racing is in the absolute toilet
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I concentrated on 2 meetings for betting purposes and watching a few races at Leopardstown, ignored all the others.
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I can't really understand why that mediocre Lingfield card needed to be run on a busy Saturday alongside Bath and Chelmsford.
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the whole tv thing is so silly. hardly any coverage of laurens race because it was followed by bath and lingfield immediately but loads of coverage of a class 6 at muss on other channel
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Pointless glut.
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are these horse racing planners being serious 8 meetings saturday, 3 daytime on Monday ( 2 jumps and brighton ) !!
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What's wrong with Monday, glasgow?
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just the vast difference between the two days, only one scheduled daytime flat meeting is pretty poor
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8 races at Brighton Sparrow, 6 of which are class 6.
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Some Sundays we have no flat meetings at all but I hardly bother on Saturdays until the evening. I suppose we have to accept that the courses will put on whats best for their businesses and the people that attend the meetings are what actually matters to them.
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Class 6 races are the ones that attract the most runners glasgow.
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