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Request for help: anyone know how to watch Irish race replays for free on a site not linked to a bookie (eg Sporting Life).
Abroad so can’t access bookie sites - unless anyone can tell me a way round it.
Any help would be much appreciated.
I use Racing TV website for a specific race (assume you mean this rather than just a general "highlights" package?) Easiest way to navigate (for me) is to go to a horse in the race and then find the race in their "form" and click the arrow at the end of their form line.
Request for help: anyone know how to watch Irish race replays for free on a site not linked to a bookie (eg Sporting Life).
Abroad so can’t access bookie sites - unless anyone can tell me a way round it.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Request for help: anyone know how to watch Irish race replays for free on a site not linked to a bookie (eg Sporting Life).
Abroad so can’t access bookie sites - unless anyone can tell me a way round it.
Any help would be much appreciated.
I watch them on Racing T.v.. usually available about an hour after the race i think.
I go to Result's and there's 2 boxes to the right of each result.
Watch Finish and Watch full replay. .
Request for help: anyone know how to watch Irish race replays for free on a site not linked to a bookie (eg Sporting Life).
Abroad so can’t access bookie sites - unless anyone can tell me a way round it.
Any help would be much appreciated.
I watch them on Racing T.v.. usually available about an hour after the race i think.
I go to Result's and there's 2 boxes to the right of each result.
Watch Finish and Watch full replay. .
They're usually up on there before the next race at the meeting starts
Appreciate Hunter Chase quotes in October won't be for everyone but David Christie with an update on Winged Leader and Vaucelet:
“Winged Leader has just started cantering and we are aiming for Down Royal at Christmas.
“We’ll then see how the springtime pans out. He’ll aim for either Cheltenham or Aintree.
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“Vaucelet is a better stayer and a proper Foxhunter horse for Cheltenham. He’s come back in a lot stronger and will run in a point-to-point at Portrush on Saturday.
“He’s ground dependent and I wouldn’t want to run him on deep winter ground. Cheltenham will definitely be his main priority this year.
“Both horses have been brought up through the ranks and haven’t been plucked from Grade 1’s. They have earned their corn.
“It would be nice to win at Cheltenham after going so close last year but it’s not going to make me a man one way or the other.
“You just have to let it go and accept it — you might never win at Cheltenham but you keep trying.”
Thanks RTC, very informative and interesting. Does sound like they'll be split between Cheltenham and Aintree doesn't it, with Vaucelet his Cheltenham horse. He's also having a little go at the bigger trainers there.........hands off our cup !!
MNH winner Love Envoi picked up a cut in a walker just after ?oming back in which needed a few staples. It's fully healed now with no complications and she has been back in full training since September. The Mares Hurdle is her target next March .
Does anyone know if the double green like to send horses to the Cheltenham bumper? I’m having a brain freeze and can’t remember any off the top of my head.
Last edited by JackieMoon33; 13 October 2022, 07:45 PM.
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