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I notice top racing journalist,Alan Lee, has a go at Channel 4 over the York Ebor Festival rearrangements in today’s Times Online:
I see the Times are advertising their racing archives by way of a report on "Glorious Goodwood" of 1897. Reading the report, you could well imagine a dashing James Sherwood or young,debonair Paul Haigh step out in front of you. It’s another case of Plus ca Change
Except for the trek up to the downs which is an altogether more salubrious experience today.I see the Times are advertising their racing archives by way of a report on "Glorious Goodwood" of 1897. Reading the report, you could well imagine a dashing James Sherwood or young,debonair Paul Haigh step out in front of you. It’s another case of Plus ca Change
Except for the trek up to the downs which is an altogether more salubrious experience today.I’m sure Paul Haigh will admit to never having been young or debonair!
Rory,
I spotted the elegant gentleman only once inside the gates of Longchamp circa 1989 (I think it was!) He certainly looked debonair whatever about young!
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I see the Times are advertising their racing archives by way of a report on "Glorious Goodwood" of 1897. Reading the report, you could well imagine a dashing James Sherwood or young,debonair Paul Haigh step out in front of you. It’s another case of Plus ca Change
Except for the trek up to the downs which is an altogether more salubrious experience today.The course gets a right slating, doesn’t it?
And a two runner race and a walkover didn’t help matters either.
Except for the trek up to the downs which is an altogether more salubrious experience today.
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