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The latest going report from turf track today at 1pm
After a dry day @CheltenhamRaces the Official Going is Old & New: Good to Soft (Soft places), Cross Country: Soft (Heavy places). GoingStick: Old 5.3, New 5.7, CC 4.2 on 04-03-25 at 13:00. For live weather updates: bit.ly/3sSSF7j #CheltenhamFestival
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Another glorious sunny day again. There is no rain at all in the latest forecast now so I think watering is certain. They are not watering currently but there are two rigs positioned on the inside of the course, one at the start of the back straight and one in the middle of the back straight before they start to climb the hill.
I think it was Quevega who raised the question about what was the issue with watering - one of the responses (sorry cant remember from whom) was that it can create uneven ground which I totally agree with (especially at Cheltenham where the topography can cause water too pool) . In my view there is a greater risk of this the more water they have to put on. For that reason I much prefer when they water little and often - i.e. 2mm per day rather than 6mm in one go. So, given the forecast of no rain I hope that they get the hoses out soon and just sprinkle a couple of mm on over each of the next few days to maintain the current G/S.
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