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07 Mar 26
10:40
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...I went through Esher on a train and Sandown were watering. With all the rain was it really needed?
I can see today being quite a slog especially up that hill.
I can see today being quite a slog especially up that hill.
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they were selectively watering up to thurs 5th
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I was surprised elise because when I went past it was raining. Will defo be soft if not approaching heavy imo.
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The mania for "Safe" ground shows no sign of stopping anytime soon
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chelt same, new course selective, back straight top of the hill to safeguard in case no rain
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sandown was selective areas back straight 7.5mm tues, same areas 5mm weds & again thu
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Additional Sandown info courtesy of turftrax.co.uk
Weather: 10mm rain Friday from noon to 9pm. Saturday expected to be dry and overcast - 12 degrees |
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You are right, it was the railway side down the back which i believe is the lowest part of the course.
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......and always the fastest ground.
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... According to Bowen " proper Heavy ground ".
Pheckin scandalous that the clerks continue to doctor the ground, not worth turning up if you own a horse that wants Good ground. |
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I must admit I thought watering in the month of Feb was a little strange.....who waters their garden November through March?
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