chartpolski 24,626 Posted Wednesday at 10:54 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 10:54 2 minutes ago, riohog said: the thing is once these laws have been passed ,it will be a miracle if they get overturned , How will they enforce a greyhound racing ban ? They could close the Stadiums, but what about whippet tracks ? Most also have a class for lurchers, what if they put a class on for greyhounds ? Same with lurcher shows and County Fairs, etc; most have lurcher racing and simulated coursing ; what if they also have classes for greyhounds ? Will it be legal to race a whippet or lurcher but illegal to race a greyhound at these events ? Who will police it, more to the point, HOW will they police it ? Cheers. 1 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 24,626 Posted Wednesday at 10:59 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 10:59 (edited) 5 minutes ago, mC HULL said: forty years ago we could afford to go twice a week and have beer and a meal there mate now it would be a weeks wage to go 2 times in a week and do that Brough Park does a deal; £10 for entrance, a pint, pie and peas and race card , once you’ve used this offer you keep getting free entry tickets , meal offers, etc. It only gets expensive if you gamble . Cheers. Edited Wednesday at 11:00 by chartpolski 2 Quote Link to post
riohog 5,750 Posted Wednesday at 11:01 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 11:01 4 minutes ago, chartpolski said: How will they enforce a greyhound racing ban ? They could close the Stadiums, but what about whippet tracks ? Most also have a class for lurchers, what if they put a class on for greyhounds ? Same with lurcher shows and County Fairs, etc; most have lurcher racing and simulated coursing ; what if they also have classes for greyhounds ? Will it be legal to race a whippet or lurcher but illegal to race a greyhound at these events ? Who will police it, more to the point, HOW will they police it ? Cheers. i dont know mate , it may take time , to close the loop holes as they are tring to do with mounted hunts banning drag trailing . 2 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 13,618 Posted Wednesday at 11:06 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 11:06 4 minutes ago, chartpolski said: Brough Park does a deal; £10 for entrance, a pint, pie and peas and race card , once you’ve used this offer you keep getting free entry tickets , meal offers, etc. It only gets expensive if you gamble . Cheers. i think it’s around 25 30 quid my way mate for entry and restaurant meals then drinks mate at what a pint now and missus Quote Link to post
chartpolski 24,626 Posted Wednesday at 11:12 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 11:12 1 minute ago, mC HULL said: i think it’s around 25 30 quid my way mate for entry and restaurant meals then drinks mate at what a pint now and missus I remember Brough sending me ten free entry and a pint tickets; it was meant for a group, but there was absolutely nothing stopping you from going in, having your free pint and watch a race, then go out and come back in and do it again and again . The guys on the turnstiles said it was ok and I know a few who did it ! LOL ! Cheers. Quote Link to post
chartpolski 24,626 Posted Wednesday at 11:21 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 11:21 One of the offers; Cheers. 2 Quote Link to post
Bangersanmash 3,389 Posted Wednesday at 11:39 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 11:39 54 minutes ago, chartpolski said: I mentioned this a good while ago . The Labour government in Wales is about to ban greyhound racing, how long before the UK Labour government follow suite ? The UK Labour government is already getting ready to ban trail hunting. How long before they follow the Scottish government and ban hunting rabbits with dogs ? Labour seem to hate the countryside. Cheers. Best thing about it were letting them crush our country. Was watching a movie last weekend from 1982 ( Made in Britain ) with Tim Roth. Only a short movie hour an twelve mins. But it's fact people were blind then. Walking around with blinkers on toffs. Quote Link to post
bird 9,984 Posted Wednesday at 14:04 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 14:04 Wonder the racing greyhound ad breed will die out in time then.i know show type greyhound a different type compared to a racer. I think as well with few stadium closing down, and not as.popular as it was say 60s . The government prob think , we may as think well ban it then ? I was watching a programme few years ago about racing greyhounds in Oz, wonder if that still the same now. Think still popular in Spain, but there cruel twats there , there leave them to starve in mountains etc if they injured, or supposed to hang them in trees .why not shoot the dog, why let suffer? Quote Link to post
Franks dad 903 Posted Wednesday at 18:20 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 18:20 If They banned dog racing on the grounds of cruelty on the dogs then they would have to ban agility and fly ball comps then surely Quote Link to post
Black neck 16,197 Posted Wednesday at 18:32 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 18:32 7 hours ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said: Yea I know they meant the dogs that was suppose to be a joke about the hare lol, I think there worried about the dogs getting sand rash from running on the sand very quickly and getting sore pads hahaha This ain't no place for jokes Quote Link to post
jok 3,325 Posted Wednesday at 18:34 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 18:34 Not to forget point to point and cross country and of course pigeon racing. I’m not going to be able to organise a ferret race down the pub either. What about the cheese roll and the Atherstone Ball Game? What are migrants and politicians good at once everything else is banned? Jok. Quote Link to post
breeze 1,318 Posted Wednesday at 19:54 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 19:54 8 hours ago, chartpolski said: Brough Park does a deal; £10 for entrance, a pint, pie and peas and race card , once you’ve used this offer you keep getting free entry tickets , meal offers, etc. It only gets expensive if you gamble . Cheers. Charts... Can't go to the dogs without having a bet mate... Lol 1 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 24,626 Posted Wednesday at 20:00 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 20:00 Just now, breeze said: Charts... Can't go to the dogs without having a bet mate... Lol If you “know someone” it can be good. Many years back a pal of mine who was an owner/trainer marked my card and I had seven out of eight winners ! But just trying to pick a winner on form is really a “gamble” ! If there’s a few of you, throwing a couple of quid in and picking a colour out of the hat can be fun . But f**k giving the bookies my hard earned when I know the skullduggery that goes on “at the dogs” ! LOL ! Cheers. Quote Link to post
breeze 1,318 Posted Wednesday at 20:07 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 20:07 That's right mate if you know someone... My lads father in law is a trainer lovely when we have a "touch" has he calls it LOL 1 Quote Link to post
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