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scrabbler
22 Feb 23 11:29
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Just switched on to Eurosport to see UAE cycling. They were showing camel racing for a few minutes. No whip problem as the "jockeys" are remote controlled robots operated by trainers following in 4 x 4s. They didn't say how long the races are. The track is about 5km. Has anyone on the forum been to a race meeting there ?

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FOYLESWAR
When: 22 Feb 23 11:33
i went but soon got the hump with it!
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scrabbler
When: 22 Feb 23 11:35
Laugh
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FOYLESWAR
When: 22 Feb 23 11:36
actually  jokes aside saw some footage on youtube they were also showing ostrich racing dont know if it was a spoof tbh.
By:
scrabbler
When: 22 Feb 23 11:38
I remember seeing a photo of Lester on an ostrich in South Africa.
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 22 Feb 23 11:41
also saw on some site somewhere when i was bored during lockdown .....horse races through a village /town in one of those 3rd world countrys the jockeys were just villagers completly unregulated and fooking dangerous, horses would take a turning to sharlply and carreer into the crowd watching the spectacle  mowing them down , no safety rails ...........the crowd were the safety rails, fooking mayhem !
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FOYLESWAR
When: 22 Feb 23 11:42
yeah lester the master ...he had some neck tbh.
By:
driver2
When: 22 Feb 23 13:35
I think you may have seen a video of Siena's Palio, not 3rd world, but in beautiful Tuscany.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzkQC2zYmGU
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mitolo
When: 22 Feb 23 15:19
they used to tie tiny children onto them but after an outcry from the evil west, they changed to bots

one was dq'd yesterday for giving it one too many leccy shocks-the limit is 898.
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