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Surely one of the best tracks to get to by public transport...
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Not yet been to them all but was disappointed with limerick and cork ,love thurles and fairyhouse,navan is very good in every way.,the racing at Leopardstown makes it special.
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The national hunt at Leopardstown I mean
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We should be praising and supporting our racecourses rather then criticising them. If we have to criticise our racecourses then we should do it constructively. I mean given the chance I’d love to close down Down Royal, if I won the Euromillions I’d build a housing estate for Irish people, that’s just personal mind...on it rather then race there, however as Irish people we must all focus on positives with everything rather be critical even though yes it is hard to do so
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Since my October 1st post I have spent two days at Gowan absolutely loved everything about the place.
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Spent a very pleasant New Year's day at Tramore, my first visit. The view of the track is not great but I knew and expected that but the facilities were first class, the people very friendly and the racing as good as you'd find anywhere, better than Fairyhouse on the day. I would have no issues with returning.
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i will be paying my first visit to tramore in august nice to get a good report about the place nogoody.
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Apparently you can see it well from the cliffs of Dooneen.
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Bring a Pound with you and we'll have a drink Foxy, just don't be expecting Chantilly or Baden Baden , handsome is as handsome does and I'm sure you'll feel welcome.
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If it’s more like thurles than chantilly then I will be happy nogoody my experience of Ireland suggests a pound won’t get much of a drink.
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It's the thought that counts Foxy, anyway if you catch me on a good day you won't need money.
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