The home of intelligent horse racing discussion
The home of intelligent horse racing discussion

How did you find the Racing Forum ?

Home Forums Archive Topics How did you find the Racing Forum ?

Viewing 17 posts - 1 through 17 (of 36 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #4033
    zilzal
    Participant
    • Total Posts 1341

    I found the site while looking up a Clare Balding reference search on the net which retrieved the trf interview with her.

    It’s hard to bellieve the forum has more than a couple of hundred really active members. Does anyone know how the TRF has promoted itself ?

    #93676
    johnt4124
    Member
    • Total Posts 36

    The Racing Post used to have an internet section, which I cannot see now. There was a piece about Alan Potts and he mentioned the site.

    #93679
    Meshaheer
    Member
    • Total Posts 486

    I found it in February 2002 on some Nashwan links site or something (can’t remember the URL but it was a page full of racing links with Nashwan at the top).

    #93681
    Grey Desire
    Participant
    • Total Posts 1933

    I found the site on a search engine but can’t for the life of me remember exactly what I was looking for.

    One of my better decisions as I have met some lovely people through the forum and its various syndicates.

    #93682
    cheltboy
    Member
    • Total Posts 129

    Found it via google on a night shift.  

    The level of debate if higher and itt seems to attract more sensible folk than the old C4 one which towards the end was littered with wallies. <br>

    #93685
    phunter
    Member
    • Total Posts 125

    Lee McKenzie mentioned it in an article he had written in Raceform, thats how i noticed it.

    #93686
    Irish Stamp
    Member
    • Total Posts 3176

    A horseracing game i used to play (European Sim Racing) had it as a sponsor at the bottom of the site.  Glad i found it now and is a cool site along with many others.

    Martin

    #93688
    Trigger
    Participant
    • Total Posts 6

    I gave daylight his first review – good one as well :biggrin:

    #93689
    jilly
    Member
    • Total Posts 608

    I was asked this question in the chat room last Nov…that was in the days when the regulars in there were my friends :biggrin:

    I said.. surfing…  this brought a spate of quick-fire replies from the ‘witty in-crowd’..  eg..  " have you got a surfboard then jilly "..   and… " i had one once,i broke it,now i have two." :biggrin:

    nuff said.

          :biggrin:

    #93690
    Mully
    Member
    • Total Posts 156

    I have heard that the surf is crap in your part of the world Jilly. Mesh has the best waves.

    #93691
    jilly
    Member
    • Total Posts 608

    Saunton in north Devon is a good place to ‘catch a wave’  :wave:

    #93692
    Avatar photogamble
    Participant
    • Total Posts 5695

    As for this forum it found me like a rash through a blue link

    #93693
    Avatar photogamble
    Participant
    • Total Posts 5695

    Slippy Blue :cool:

    #93694
    beaker
    Member
    • Total Posts 31

    Bloody Google :biggrin:

    I found it via a now defunct racing website, which I found from Google !

    #93695
    Avatar photogamble
    Participant
    • Total Posts 5695

    Beaker are you on drugs ?

    #93696
    Avatar photoRacing Daily
    Participant
    • Total Posts 1416

    Believe it or not, I was looking for a place that gave my intellect on horse racing some competition :biggrin:  and at random typed in ‘theracingforum’.com, .co.uk, and .net to see what appeared.  I obviously found theracingforum.co.uk LOL

    #93697
    beaker
    Member
    • Total Posts 31

    Quote: from gamble on 1:02 pm on July 24, 2004[br] Beaker are you on drugs ?<br>

    Hmm, Not Now :biggrin: :o :biggrin: :cloud9:

    (Edited by beaker at 3:35 pm on July 24, 2004)

Viewing 17 posts - 1 through 17 (of 36 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.