Minus racing on the sand or whatever it is they race on over thereIt would be like racing in Dubai
Minus racing on the sand or whatever it is they race on over thereIt would be like racing in Dubai
They do have grass tracks (oil buys a lot of water!), but they also have all weather tracks just as we do.Minus racing on the sand or whatever it is they race on over there
For some horses it will be an advantage, as they can get put off by the noise of the crowd.Looks like it is going to continue behind closed doors
Racing set to go behind closed doors
Horse racing in Britain is set to continue behind closed doors until the end of March because of coronavirus.www.bbc.co.uk
I thought the peak was 8/9 weeks now cos it has ramped up so end of May beginning of june
I suspect they are going to have a challenge to get it completed before the start of next season. The 'peak' is supposed to be in June/July, so they are only going to get it completed if they revert to 'behind closed doors'
I have just completed my profit accumulator free trial sign up offers and I have just heard that the last racing event for a while was yesterday, so now i am a little hesitant on if i should begin my premium membership now and if there will be much left for me too bet on? Anybody have any advice, would be much appreciate.
So what does that mean thenIrish Racing was going ahead behind closed doors. If it does then expect to see some Irish meetings magically appear on a Saturday on ITV (not this week) .There is an evening meeting planned in Ireland on Friday so there may be an option for some betting there.
Getting horses there isn't the problem, it's where we put the people who have to go with them! It's my job to organise that and it is a nightmare, I am sat here twiddling my thumbs! I doubt racing in Ireland will keep going now, UK racing is not.
Ok here comes stupid question of the dayGetting horses there isn't the problem, it's where we put the people who have to go with them! It's my job to organise that and it is a nightmare, I am sat here twiddling my thumbs! I doubt racing in Ireland will keep going now, UK racing is not.
Horses do travel on planes (as freight - in special containers), but generally UK horses going to France or Ireland will travel in horse boxes via the normal (mostly ferry) routesOk here comes stupid question of the day
Do horses travel on planes and if so how?