Beer thrown

[befair]

Was watching this live and could not quite believe it; have never seen this before, even by the most beer-fuelled crowd.
https://www.dublinlive.ie/sport/other-sport/fairyhouse-racecourse-kicked-punter-out-22626893

[IanDavies]

This really doesn’t surprise me.

My trips to the races on Saturdays are becoming increasingly rare – a Tour Of Duty would be safer.

I couldn’t not go to Champions Day at Ascot (half an hour from me) last October, but the walk from the track to the car park was like straying into a Theatre Of War.

A Day At The Races either side of the Irish Sea has changed.

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[The Tatling Cheekily]

I’m not a bloke for judging too much, but whoever threw that is thick as a castle wall.

BUY THE SUN

[IanDavies]

You’re a good judge.

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[Purwell]

Seems to have come from 4 or 5 booted and suited men, Irish equivalent of yuppies?

I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highways

[Cork All Star]

Very disappointed to see that on an Irish racecourse. In my experience, Irish crowds tend to be better than British crowds, including at the weekend.

As it was a public holiday, I would hope it was not someone who was a regular racegoer. I find it difficult to believe anyone who has a proper interest in racing would behave that way.

I seem to recall a drink being thrown from the in-field at Epsom one day many years ago.

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