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14 Aug 24
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Which horse racing course denotes the official end of the Flat season?
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did not even put Doncaster in.
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Had me puzzled too
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I didn't put the choices as always thought was Doncaster.
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The November Handicap at Doncaster used to be on the last day of the Flat season.
Dont know how it is officially now as everthing seems to be a load of Boll*x nowdays. |
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Apparently it officially ends at Ascot on champions day, Newmarket and York were the other options.
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Must be that the word "official" is the thing here...Champions Day.
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Nah, it's still Doncaster
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Used be Manchester with the November Handicap
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They do hand out the jockey championship award at Ascot right enough
but not convinced that is the end of the season proper but just the end of that competition. |
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Doesn't the Jockey's championship finish on Ascot Champions day. Most racing fans would say Doncaster.
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