it seems you cannot now watch horses working in Newmarket unless you pay a fee! all to do with insurance(so jockey club say) its been free for 100 yrs..although sometimes you do have to be with a trainer...but now you MUST be insured..
Tony in the old days trainers hunted them off , they had to hide in the long grass in case they were spotted ..No trainer likes having a good'un spotted before he has cashed in ..I'm sure with so many horses getting loose of a morning while schooling it makes sense to have a bit of insurance ...
Tony in the old days trainers hunted them off , they had to hide in the long grass in case they were spotted ..No trainer likes having a good'un spotted before he has cashed in ..I'm sure with so many horses getting loose of a morning while schooling
Think the heath is owned by Jockey Club Racecourses but doesn't help to get the public involved.
JCR should focus on trying to weed out those who try and sell "info" from gallop reports - most of which from what I've seen/heard is absolute tosh.
Think the heath is owned by Jockey Club Racecourses but doesn't help to get the public involved.JCR should focus on trying to weed out those who try and sell "info" from gallop reports - most of which from what I've seen/heard is absolute tosh.