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First "their" should be "there"!
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i don't want to sound ungrateful here because i have banged on about people back racing ...but looking at donny's website and presuming maybe york october follows suit , it does not sound like the racecourse experience i want . i just don't get the severe restrictions on movement . on saturday , ebor day , the course was empty . i was swimming in a hotel pool 300yrds away with people i didn't know and shared changing rooms , no mask required .....none of it makes sense .
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spot on windsor. But what to do?
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Agree Windsor,get that we've got to start somewhere but it hardly sounds like much fun as it looks as though they're going to tell you when you can arrive and when you've go to leave too and no doubt stay in the zone all day,i guess like many other businesses they have to be seen to do the right thing and we are obviously a long way off any sort of normality unfortunately.
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Unfortunately I agree with you Windsor. Maybe they should have fewer people and less restrictions? The only reason that we are a long way from normality is because there is no challenge to anything that is imposed.
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i'm leaning towards giving it a miss.
i will be going down though on all four days but more likely with the car near the 3 furlong marker. doncaster manager yesterday on sky racing said there could be fifty bookmakers in attendance, made me smile |
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what do they mean by zone ?,is it you stay in tatts and members or are they being split into smaller area's
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will people be allowed to play inrunning at the tracks on their machines?
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another word for a zone is a fenced pen...you can't move out of your fixed pen all day. some pens will be in members , some in the silver ring , some in the cenre of the course , some in tatts.
as long as your machine is a phone , yes jumping |
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another word for a zone is a fenced pen.
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Adge,
Potential there for a TV show - Doncaster security staff taking it in turns steering punters into their allocated pen and getting marks out of ten for bad language, jobsworth quotient, etc. One Man and his Hi-Vis Jacket. |
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that could be better viewing than the racing
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I thought it would be better trialling a small midweek meeting.
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