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1.30 would always be close to end of 3m ch off at 1.23 Donc...extra minute sensible surely (without getting too close to next @ 1.40)
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they avoided quite a few clashes the first day they tried them which is a good thing imo
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What has got you so upset onlooker? Is there something special about having race start times at 0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 other than "that is how we have always done it"?
If (and it is a big if) they could get races off on time then (as duncan idaho says) it would make sense for race times to be adjusted according to whether the race they follow at another course is a 5f Flat or a 3m 4f Chase? |
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If they can get them off on time Then run them at the proper times |
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I don't see the problem but should come with proper fines for not going off on time.
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Be interesting to see how Sandown respond ;for years they've been ignoring official start times
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Just pretend you're at a Greyhound track. We've coped with it for years.
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Australia and US have been doing it for years. They seem to have coped.
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odd 8 mins between races, but now between 2-55 and 4-04 they vary times between 10 and 15 mins.
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to keep the luddites happy?
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Best decision THEY have made in years
It's working an absolute treat |
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indeed, not even an overlaps
all thanks to Ruby |
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*any
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quite like em . far better.
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Seems like most people think the OP is nonsense, not the scheduled off time.
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what op is really saying
please crowdfund me a rolex |
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The Irish getting in on the act too
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I have no problem in principe - but does say one thing loud and clear - TOO MUCH RACING.
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