In that light, a proposal by a former chairman of the club that his illustrious family construct a public park at the racecourse makes sense. He has offered to create and maintain the park. If the government simply wanted an all-access public park on the space, he and his family were willing to make it a reality. He also gave an example of a public park in Pune maintained by the family. The park can be made in such a way that racing and the stables are not disturbed and will be a green, open space accessible to all, taking the Royal Western India Turf Club and BMC along on this project.

This surely can be looked at. If all the BMC wants is a public park so that as they claim the citizenry can enjoy the space, why not look at certain viable suggestions and offers? As a racing man, or men, these persons can with expertise earmark areas which cause little to no disruption to the current space. The BMC/state government, as they say, can also be roped in. Nothing else should be on the agenda, for any party except a public park. For the citizens. Maybe, coming together at a table for this park may be a good tweak in the racecourse tale.