A few year ago while i was crossing the Cheltenham racecourse[at the last hurdle] on the way to see the Cross Country Chase i was very surprised to see how steep the hill was, to answer your question Gotchee i would doubt it, but no doubt someone here will tell me im wrong.
A few year ago while i was crossing the Cheltenham racecourse[at the last hurdle] on the way to see the Cross Country Chase i was very surprised to see how steep the hill was, to answer your question Gotchee i would doubt it, but no doubt someone he
I recall reading that during the summer.It was an Irish racing journalist who researched it using Ordnance Survey maps I think...could have been Donn McClean?
I recall reading that during the summer.It was an Irish racing journalist who researched it using Ordnance Survey maps I think...could have been Donn McClean?
Although I have been at both tracks, for whatever reason, Cheltenham looks steeper. I wonder is there any jockeys out there that would be able to tell us?
Although I have been at both tracks, for whatever reason, Cheltenham looks steeper. I wonder is there any jockeys out there that would be able to tell us?
Kevin Blake had an article about this in the Irish Field a few months ago. Someone might be able to drag it up from their website if they have the time.
If I remember correctly, he measured the steepness of the finishes at various courses and concluded that both Naas and Leopardstown were steeper than Cheltenham.
Kevin Blake had an article about this in the Irish Field a few months ago. Someone might be able to drag it up from their website if they have the time.If I remember correctly, he measured the steepness of the finishes at various courses and conclude