Operators market Horse Racing as a game of skill.....

or local is not the core of there business operation...:X

Justanotherpunter Wrote:

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> Couldn't agree more with 2C's.
>
> It's the same with the false rail,Pirate's
> bugbear.I refuse to play Durbanville with a false
> rail of less than 4m as it's a lottery whether
> one's horse is going to get a run down the inside
> or not,but rail configs aren't shown until race
> day.All this means is I'm not prepared to study in
> advance and then my turnover gets lost to the
> operators.
>
> Once again,this seems simple common sense,but as
> discussed 8000 times previously that is in short
> supply at PGE.


That sounds familiar as I have had to phone the Racecourse in the past esp greyville and Arlington to know where the rail is standing.

The compilation of the FREETABSHEET where major events like The ARC in France are shown with a prizemoney of R48,OOO---
is a JOKE and the person/s responsible shud be out the door by now after many written warnings for the " oversites ".

How would the Consumer Protection Act relate to this

In retail, we have to be totaly open about all aspects before a purchase/sale is made.
Surely we as consumers / punters should be entitled to this information.