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Makes sense though you'd have a different type of horse winning I suspect.
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Unless the whole situation has been totally underestimated and I accept that’s possible,the classics will be run this year no idea how but they will be run.
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Perhaps a more compact triple crown taking place over the course of a month imo
Could be the making of legend...or a very washed out horse :( Poor Pinotubo...had the guineas at his mercy like Liverpool. |
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hope you are right foxy and salmon
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They'll probably be run on a mixed card at Kempton's Boxing Day meeting at this rate.
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I was thinking along those lines JM,but surely after 250 years you can't run the classics on plastic
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We could actually see the guineas being run after the Derby
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Retribution for the Sheikh
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Johnny, that made me laugh, which takes some doing at the moment. Interesting idea The Knight. Agree with Foxy and ELG. For what it's worth, I am pessimistic and cannot see any meeting taking place in the UK before July. For the sake of something to do, I suggest :-
1. Cancel all races that would be run prior to resumption (I am assuming July 1st) 2. Run the Eclipse. No 3yo's would run anyway. 3. Run both 1000G and 2000G at July meeting. 4. Squeeze in the Derby and Oaks in a newly created meeting at Epsom on 18th July. 5. KG and Goodwood as normal. 6. August onwards as normal. There isn't much for 4yo's+ before June anyway (once you have lost Royal Ascot). They would have Eclipse, KG and Goodwood. 3yo's would have classics. The International at York would become the first clash of the generations. I'd settle for that tbh. I am resigned to not seeing a race on the course until mid-July at the earliest. These restrictions will be very, very hard to remove so as to justify the resumption of any sport I fear. Good luck to you all. |