No but it would be good if they got some cement out and did some plastering so you don't end up with crumbled concrete in your hair if you want to sit out in front of the stand.
Trainers Frankie Lor Fu-chuen and Jimmy Ting Koon-ho will not be using the barrier draw as an excuse in Sunday’s BMW Hong Kong Derby (2,000m) despite Numbers and Little Paradise drawing stalls 13 and 10 respectively.
On paper, likely front-runner Numbers has been given a very stiff task being drawn one from the outside, but Lor was relaxed at Thursday’s ceremony as he looks for a second win in the city’s most coveted race.
His four-year-old was second in the Group One Queensland Derby (2,400m)...View the full article
Based on "we rely on data and analysis to help lead informed decisions, data-led decisions" Levin is safe. Count up how many horses gain Barrier Certificates at Levin and are educated there. No emotion, just fact.