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[Lobos]

Long time reader, recent poster.

Caught the antepost bug with Franchoek in the Triumph, who should have won if given a better ride.

Fulham Fan. Surrey Cricket Member. Love playing Mullins bingo every year.

Remember Franchoek. JP bought him a short time before the Triumph which forced subsequent Churdle winner Binocular of all horses into the Supreme as he wanted to split them. Henderson wasn't best pleased. Both finished 2nd.

[dannycraigpirates]

That’s the one. I was on him @ 50s and 33s. Went off even money favourite and finished a couple of lengths back to Celestial Halo who had a somewhat enterprising ride from ruby off the front IIRC.....with what was to come from Henderson’s yard re: Binocular’s Champion Hurdle win, I cant say I was too bothered he wasn’t too happy

[Fatcatshat]

Hi everyone, thought best to do the formalities before commenting further on anything.

Firstly, I have no idea why I picked the name, I certainly don’t have a Rich Ricci fetish nor am I especially partial to a hat in truth. But generally as someone who is not averse to backing a favourite or a short priced horse, you naturally gravitate towards the pink silks on a Tuesday...

I live in Wales, I love a bit or National Hunt and have recently discovered the point scene. I’ve owned a few hooves in a couple of horses trained down here in South Wales, nothing overly sexy, mostly for punting purposes tbh. Weirdly, I’ve never watched any of them run live, basically because they run in shit races 200 miles away on a Tuesday and I mostly know they have no chance!

Anyway, thanks for welcoming me into the FJ fold

[Magpie]

Welcome FCS. Lockdown has not been easy, but love this forum, and its really helped to keep my spirits up. Some great contributors on here, learning a lot.

[Topofthegame2021]

Hi everyone, thought best to do the formalities before commenting further on anything.

Firstly, I have no idea why I picked the name, I certainly don’t have a Rich Ricci fetish nor am I especially partial to a hat in truth. But generally as someone who is not averse to backing a favourite or a short priced horse, you naturally gravitate towards the pink silks on a Tuesday...

I live in Wales, I love a bit or National Hunt and have recently discovered the point scene. I’ve owned a few hooves in a couple of horses trained down here in South Wales, nothing overly sexy, mostly for punting purposes tbh. Weirdly, I’ve never watched any of them run live, basically because they run in shit races 200 miles away on a Tuesday and I mostly know they have no chance!

Anyway, thanks for welcoming me into the FJ fold

Welcome! Get stuck in lad!

[skip]

Hello all. Registered a couple of weeks ago and spent some time looking around the forum. Good content. Great banter. Not sure if I'll be able to add anything of value, but looking forward to getting involved.
cheers.

[Quevega]

Hello all. Registered a couple of weeks ago and spent some time looking around the forum. Good content. Great banter. Not sure if I'll be able to add anything of value, but looking forward to getting involved.
cheers.

Welcome

[Kevloaf]

Welcome, my little 's

[BigChaang]

Hello all. Registered a couple of weeks ago and spent some time looking around the forum. Good content. Great banter. Not sure if I'll be able to add anything of value, but looking forward to getting involved.
cheers.

What's that Skip ??, Kevloaf's stuck down a well and can't get out !!!.. Tch Tch ................ , sorry no Kangaroo emoji !! .... Unless .

[somer1]

Hello all. Registered a couple of weeks ago and spent some time looking around the forum. Good content. Great banter. Not sure if I'll be able to add anything of value, but looking forward to getting involved.
cheers.

Heya Skip.Are you half kangaroo? Soz welcome to the mad house and enjoy. Theres some great people who know shit loads more than me about racing.Just go with the flow and beat the bookie

[Joeski29]

Hi everyone, signed up for membership a while ago but never got round to posting, like a few others have mentioned my knowledge is nowhere near the level of some of the rest of you.

I first got into horse racing when I worked for Willy Hills in my 20s and it was flat racing I preferred at that point but over the years I've developed a firm preference for the Jumps.

Now in my 40th year I've been to Cheltenham a few times and my closest track is probably Ayr which I like going to for the big meetings

[Pendil]

Welcome to the forum Joe. Have fun

[Quevega]

Hi everyone, signed up for membership a while ago but never got round to posting, like a few others have mentioned my knowledge is nowhere near the level of some of the rest of you.

I first got into horse racing when I worked for Willy Hills in my 20s and it was flat racing I preferred at that point but over the years I've developed a firm preference for the Jumps.

Now in my 40th year I've been to Cheltenham a few times and my closest track is probably Ayr which I like going to for the big meetings

Eyup Joe.

Is Ayr any good these days - friend of mine went a few years ago and said it was one of the worst courses, standards wise.
Have they spruced it up ?

[Joeski29]

The standards are still pretty poor compared to other courses Quevega, not cheap for the big days as well but always have a full house for those.

On the plus side even on the busy days it's easy to get a bet on, doesn't take long to get a drink and not much trouble getting a good view of the racing.

[Quevega]

The standards are still pretty poor compared to other courses Quevega, not cheap for the big days as well but always have a full house for those.

On the plus side even on the busy days it's easy to get a bet on, doesn't take long to get a drink and not much trouble getting a good view of the racing.

Priorities seem well balanced then