Has anyone else spotted the irony that the opening meeting at Ffos Las next Thursday evening is also on the same evening that Great Leighs was scheduled to race?
That’s pretty ironic, yes.
Don’t you think?
It’s like rain on your wedding day.
A free ride when you’ve already paid.
etc.
http://www.funmunch.com/celebrities/artists/alanis_morissette/alanis_morissette_images/alanis_morissette_3.jpg
(NB Alanis, of course, had a horse named after her once – Why The Long Face).
I wish every success to Ffos Las and I am confident they will succeed as they seem to be more cautious and pragmatic in their business plan.
…And perhaps just as importantly, worked out in good time what they wouldn’t be able to implement in the first wave of development of the site. The planned equestrian centre has been put on the backburner for the time being, likewise plans to court local hunts into moving their point-to-points to the venue.
Going for just eight meetings, well spread out, in their first year seems an eminently sensible approach.
28 – 12 Flat and 16 jumps – will be bid for next year, I read. Certainly looks as if the course is wide enough to be able to facilitate movements of their obstacles (portable fences, by the looks it it) to fresh ground as the need arises.
gc
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