Definitely didn't hodder the better rider.

Typical Poole cheating by using a different lower average for a rider 😜🤣

Hard to expect riders to be at their best when they are not getting regular track time.

That's why I questioned the 6.71 on the June 1st Declarations, issue 14.

Hodder is averaging more than Perry this year. He had a higher average (riding in a tougher position) last year. Glasgow made the right choice. Now if Perry keeps improving, then good for him & good for Workington, but that doesn't mean Glasgow made an error.

Cardiff could never match Manchester for quality of the racing . It had different things to offer though. To some people, that was just as, if not more important.