Because any declaration takes 72 hours to come into effect. It you want to see when any team declaration was made, look at the BSPL website at the date it comes into effect and deduct 3 days.
75% of fixtures reached by Poole on Saturday - no further signings permitted (Lightcap declaration was made on Saturday - you can tell that by effective date).
And, yes, Ed Kennett can't guest if he doesn't have a team place.
Hi Lisa, it's not misread, I could show you the Whatsapp with a (C) by Kyle's name and nothing next to Zach. It makes no difference really, but it will be interesting to see who is the Poole captain tonight.
It's from the team submitted by the Poole management to Oxford for tonight. It does seem odd, since Zach Cook is still riding. We'll see who is captain on the night.
The poll was to ask fans about an alternative race-night for re-arranged meetings.
Both are re-arranged meetings. Berwick was postponed in April to enable the BSN Series meeting against Plymouth to take place; Poole was postponed because of the football World Cup.
Wednesdays were proving fruitless, especially since Poole are riding on six successive Wednesdays from next week and they have priority on Wednesdays.
It's clearly allowed in any case. Poole have been riding on a Good Friday ever since they joined the Championship.
Looks like BSPL have followed the rulebook in putting together the line-up this time around. For the original staging, they didn't, hence the real reason for the postponement.
What actually happened there - it makes little sense. Poole definitely didn't benefit from Lawson being missing. Why did he miss the meeting in Denmark though an injury which doesn't seem serious at all (rode in England on both Monday and Thursday and looked fine around quite a tricky Ipswich track). If he wasn't injured, then why not ride for Poole on Wednesday? All very weird!
Who does Richard Lawson ride for? I might have got the wrong end of the stick, but he wasn't he missing for Poole yesterday because he was riding for his Danish club?