09-21-2015, 07:28 PM
Mr Kerr,
I think it's ok to drift off topic a bit sometimes. That way you not only get to discuss the topic, but you also get to know the people you are discussing things with.
That course must be huge. I've never been to Australia. I have been to a lot of race tracks from central United States going east. Have been to the Breeders Cup races, the Belmont Stakes in New York and a lot of other big races. Also to Royal Windsor Race Course in England as I previously mentioned. I find other countries do not have as many tracks as we do here in the states, but that's not necessarily a good thing. Here we have too many small cheap race tracks and the quality of the racing isn't good (cheap stock). I would rather see fewer tracks and better quality horses and races. We probably have as many race tracks as the roman did gladiator arenas.
Thanks for telling me about Melbourne. If we ever decided to go to Australia I'll have to make it a point to visit.
May the horse be with you,
Thomas
I think it's ok to drift off topic a bit sometimes. That way you not only get to discuss the topic, but you also get to know the people you are discussing things with.
That course must be huge. I've never been to Australia. I have been to a lot of race tracks from central United States going east. Have been to the Breeders Cup races, the Belmont Stakes in New York and a lot of other big races. Also to Royal Windsor Race Course in England as I previously mentioned. I find other countries do not have as many tracks as we do here in the states, but that's not necessarily a good thing. Here we have too many small cheap race tracks and the quality of the racing isn't good (cheap stock). I would rather see fewer tracks and better quality horses and races. We probably have as many race tracks as the roman did gladiator arenas.
Thanks for telling me about Melbourne. If we ever decided to go to Australia I'll have to make it a point to visit.
May the horse be with you,
Thomas
Thomas Guenther
