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14 Feb 24
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Bought the book and cards which arrived today.
Unlike previous books recalling the history of the Gold Cup this isn't a step through in chronological order. It picks out various 'stories', and gives a short appraisal of each. I have had a quick scan through, and don't really understand why several pictures are blurry. Not sure of the reason why, but that must have been the intent.
Doubt I will use them much, but the cards depicting the colours of many of the winners are pretty neat.
Unlike previous books recalling the history of the Gold Cup this isn't a step through in chronological order. It picks out various 'stories', and gives a short appraisal of each. I have had a quick scan through, and don't really understand why several pictures are blurry. Not sure of the reason why, but that must have been the intent.
Doubt I will use them much, but the cards depicting the colours of many of the winners are pretty neat.
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That reminds me, I must order those. Chris Pitt is usually pretty good.
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Yes, I have his Worcester and old racecourses books. He wouldn't have skimped on research. I know him from the old Racing Club days.
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