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    • I doubt the surface will be much different than it ever was. The work was to adjust the camber but all the original turf was relaid.  
    • Unlike you I don't listen to idle gossip which often has no relation at all to the truth.  Going on your previous comments on most topics I gather you thrive on it. I gather you "cringe" easily!
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    • You're certainly not as well informed as you make yourself out to be @Chief Stipe & if you are its a real concern someone as blinded by that information is getting into politics!
    • Hi all.  Don't know a lot about this track - or what sort of work was done when it was out of play.  I see it's come back to a heavy 10 (from a 9) following 3mm rain overnight. Anyone more in the know hazard a guess as to what it'll be like tomorrow? Cheers, Jess
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