I honestly don't see the point in naming a rider, CW who is out injured and says he won't be fit for a good while yet.
Plus Adam Ellis, will he have recovered by may 1st ?
They also have to get planning permission which will take an age even if it is successful. Maybe they think some income from the site as opposed to none is better in the meantime.
The fence should be partially buried by about a foot, the normal tethering system at top and bottom used and however much of the fence below track level filled with water. The section filled could be totally separate from the airside.
Riders will no doubt still get hurt but airfences lifting or sections separating is a common problem, so my idea may appear daft but if you don't try you don't find out.
Alternatively phase in foam fences as and when air fences reach their replacement date. I cannot recollect any incidents where the foam fence lifted.
No doubt I'll be informed about them sooner rather than later.
Maybe they mean an ACU permit covers you if you are representing the Country abroad. You ride in a SGP,SEC,U21,U19 etc qualifier or finals you're representing your Country.
Riding in the Edward Jancarz memorial for example you're invited to take part, but not representing the country.
Heard a whisper about this earlier today, hopefully the issues can be resolved
https://www.racingpost.com/greyhounds/big-blow-for-greyhound-racing-as-sis-cancels-contracts-at-oxford-and-suffolk-downs-a6AY51v5riSm/
As you're on the good old Interwebnet thing to be able to post on here, why not contact the club via email or a message on their social media channels.
Poole have streamed their meetings in the past so I'd assume they will continue to do so. Any links are probably on their website and social media channels.
Nothing to stop them having the same name in a different sport, also the clubs could work together to show the City unified to promote it's sports teams, whoops i'm getting delusional.