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Posted on July 29, 2010, in Biophilia, Horse racing, Punting and tagged Cows, Leigh-on-Sea, Photography, Trundle Hill. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
Posted by J Russell
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But it is today’s NAP.
I have high hopes because Richard & Richard & Hannon & Hannon train it.
Slight negative: may just need it.
It has been pointed out that the Aquarium News has not been posted this week. There is news, but I would be ashamed to type it. Perhaps later.
Posted on July 29, 2010, in Biophilia, Horse racing, Punting and tagged Cows, Leigh-on-Sea, Photography, Trundle Hill. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
You wrongly accused your daughter of kidnapping a snail, didn’t you…
I hotly deny that. I merely asked her what she thought might have happened.
I wonder if Purple Moon can run a bit better than a drain today. I wish they wouldn’t run Carraciola.
What horse is that cow supposed to represent?
I’d be hard put to oppose Age of Aquarius.
Cozmo Jenks? WTF!
Cosmo smallpiece! 😛
Illustrious Blue obviously. Rather spoiled by AoA going wrong 😦
Do you know that when you put your cursor over the link on Stephen’s site it says ‘Expert gambling advice’.
I did not Mr B, but I am rather getting the feeling you think I could try harder!
Or be luckier, or have some inside info, or know the right people (nudge, nudge, wink, wink). I’ve lost nothing but it’s your children I worry about. They can’t exist on beans on toast every night! 😉
Can you email me with some idea about what you want regarding your guest blog. ‘Discover Chine with Dagtburger’. There’s got to be a series in there somewhere! 😀
Ok will do.
Re: The Nags. I am very undisciplined. I don’t like losing. So I backed Purple Moon this morning and then nearer the race thought Illustrious Blue looked great and I am a great believer in course specialists having once had a share in a sprinter who couldn’t stop winning at Hamilton AFTER we had sold him!
Sometimes I get info, but too late to make a blog of it 😦
Still it’s all in the game innit!
Glad to read Carraciola retired today. I saw him after the Ces @ HQ the other year, he was the deepest-chested horse I have ever seen = plenty of room for a massive heart and lungs. Lovely horse.
As long as you enjoy it, it don’t matter duzzit? When I was at University a mate there used to ring this ‘line’ for tips. The man giving the tips was a mathematician and occasionally the bookies got the odds wrong on favourites but I guess that wouldn’t happen now with computers!
I remember on a 4 horse race he said back all three horses that weren’t the favourite 2ho was big odds on and the other three were something like 6/1, 8/1 and 14/1.. The favourite missed the start! 😉 Both Hills brothers were riding and neither of them won (Was it the Hills brothers, the mind plays tricks) Anyway we won and much beer was drunk. Happy Days! 😀
P.S. Frankie rhymes with w………. Well thats what they called him in the bookies shop I worked at!
That mathematician was repeating Grandad’s rule:
In small fields back the outsiders because you often get a false pace.