BG, Hamburg, & Pike: How were the crowds? August 23, 2009 01:40PM
I didn't make it to BG this year (plan to next year), but how were the crowds at the 3 pulls involved in the scheduling issue?

How was Hamburg's crowd on Friday?
Did Pike's attendance suffer?

Was BG down, about the same, or up in attendance this year?
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Re: BG, Hamburg, & Pike: How were the crowds? August 23, 2009 11:37PM
I was at Hamburg Friday. The crowd looked way down, not so much the infield seating but the grandstand couldnt of had 200 people in it.
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Re: BG, Hamburg, & Pike: How were the crowds? August 24, 2009 12:51AM
Attended Hamburg on Friday night. I thought it was a good crowd for a Friday night considering they had moved the venue to a two day affair. Saturday fair attendence is usually huge and I'm sure the stands would have been crowded with good weather. I didn't go expecting the stands to be packed either night for a few years until fans get use to the new schedule.
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Re: BG, Hamburg, & Pike: How were the crowds? August 24, 2009 01:03AM
PIKE WHAT A SHOW HELL OF CROWD BLEACHERS PACKED BEST TRACK CONDITIONS EVER NICE JOB BY ALL SEE YOU NEXT YEAR
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Re: BG, Hamburg, & Pike: How were the crowds? August 24, 2009 02:58AM
The crowds at BG were great this year. They didn’t seem to be affected at all by the other events. The numbers in the classes were also excellent, overall it was a great show, one of the best years at BG in my opinion.


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