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Network railcard 10am "break of journey" question

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kentrailman

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Apologies if this has been asked before. I can't find it in a search.

Journey is from A to C via B.

The return fares A to C return and B to C return are almost identical so for the return journey later I want my ticket to be from A to C return.

Train leaves A at 0930 then change trains at B onto a train that leaves at 1005

Can I buy a railcard return from A to C not valid until 10am and a non railcard single from A to B valid before 10am and make the journey leaving A at 930 using the non railcard single and then use railcard ticket from A on the B to C trip which leaves after ten even though I couldn't have reached B by ten on my railcard ticket ?

( By the way, A is Folkestone, B is Ashford and C is Portsmouth via Barnham)
 
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This sounds perfectly valid to me. The Network Railcard weekday restriction is that you can't travel before 10am and break of journey is permitted on all of the walk-up fares for the journey in question. Therefore, starting en-route after 10am and buying a separate undiscounted ticket for your travel before 10am means you are entirely compliant with this restriction.
 
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