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straight course

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See: rectitude, right
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The ground remained good on the straight course and good to soft, good in places, on the round course after a dry day yesterday, but the outlook for today is unsettled.
Rain poses threat to going by The Racing Post (London, England)
However, the straight course is in better shape and if he gives the meeting the go-ahead, he plans to divide one of the races on the straight course in order to stage a six-race card at Gosforth Park.
NEWCASTLE IN DOUBT by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Fairview has a straight course of 1200m which joins the round course at the 800m mark.
SOME FACTS AND FIGURES FROM FAIRVIEW; RACING by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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