Has a Brexit feel about it so far . The current management team at the Maze seem to be doing a good job , so the prospect of a new management team being as good would not be immediately apparent . Presumably all current procedures and agreements have stood the test of ( current) time and would even survive any complications arising from Brexit . If it ain't broke don't fix it . And January the first 2019 is not far away .
Has a Brexit feel about it so far . The current management team at the Maze seem to be doing a good job , so the prospect of a new management team being as good would not be immediately apparent . Presumably all current procedures and agreements have
Kelly, think if I was the land owner (Merrion Property Group) I would bring in my own team of consultants to review all matters and report back on a future strategy.
Kelly, think if I was the land owner (Merrion Property Group) I would bring in my own team of consultants to review all matters and report back on a future strategy.
It would be a shame if it goes, they have done a incredible job with the place over the past 20yrs . I always look forward to the Nov meeting it seems to signal the start of battle between Ireland and England , a cracking racing track though not great viewing. Hopefully its sorted and we can continue to enjoy racing there...
It would be a shame if it goes, they have done a incredible job with the place over the past 20yrs . I always look forward to the Nov meeting it seems to signal the start of battle between Ireland and England , a cracking racing track though not grea
Agree with you about Down Royal W/R,,I see Samcro is set to make his seasonal debut at Down Royal early next month, J/ fav for the Champion Hurdle, Also fav for the Arkle at Cheltenham in march, The bookies taking no chances with this one.
Agree with you about Down Royal W/R,,I see Samcro is set to make his seasonal debut at Down Royal early next month, J/ fav for the Champion Hurdle, Also fav for the Arkle at Cheltenham in march, The bookies taking no chances with this one.
Gigginstown superstar Samcro will stay over hurdles this season with a tilt at the Champion Hurdle the main aim, trainer Gordon Elliott has revealed.
The six-year-old, who won four of his five starts over hurdles including the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival, is set to begin his campaign in the Grade 2 WKD Hurdle at Down Royal on Friday.
“I’ve spoken to Michael and Eddie O’Leary and we’ve decided to keep him over hurdles this season in the hope that he can develop into a Champion Hurdle contender," Elliott said in his Betfair blog. "I’ve never had a Champion Hurdle horse before and Gigginstown have yet to win it and we thought that it was worth giving Samcro a shot at that race.”
Gigginstown superstar Samcro will stay over hurdles this season with a tilt at the Champion Hurdle the main aim, trainer Gordon Elliott has revealed.The six-year-old, who won four of his five starts over hurdles including the Ballymore Novices' Hurdl
I still refer to it as the Maze , the younger guys don't identify with the term . There is also a class of citizen in this part of the world who think of the Maze as a prison , others who like anything with the term "royal" in it . Only thing I can definitely go with is that it will never be called Long Kesh .
I still refer to it as the Maze , the younger guys don't identify with the term . There is also a class of citizen in this part of the world who think of the Maze as a prison , others who like anything with the term "royal" in it . Only thing I can