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Thanks Twigs, I’d I would give any advice to anyone, it would be if you think something is not right, even if anyone feels embarrassed, get checked out. Docs have seen it all before. Thanks for the kind comments guys.
Onwards and upwards, and let take a few quid of those bookies. Even if I have to get the shotgun out ha.
Thanks Twigs, I’d I would give any advice to anyone, it would be if you think something is not right, even if anyone feels embarrassed, get checked out. Docs have seen it all before. Thanks for the kind comments guys.
Onwards and upwards, and let take a few quid of those bookies. Even if I have to get the shotgun out ha.
Spot on. I had prostate cancer 6 years ago - fortunately it got picked up early so all good now. I was 53 at the time so not an old bloke's disease!
MY DROGO out for the season... what a shame, would have won it all Spectrejono
Clearly a very talented horse Kev, but a also a bit of a headcase that will have had a lot of time off when he comes back. They rarely come back the same horse after such a long layoff, and My Drogo will also me very inexperienced when he does so very hard to place.
Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.
Some bad riding in that race just then at Sandown.
Maxwell's arms turned to Jelly, and Bromley got the wrong finish post.
And Woods just thinking he was winding an imaginery wheel with his left hand and whip.
Kind of some good bits from all three though to be fair.
Still can't be arsed to do anything about the finish post siutuation at Sandown I see
Sandown need to do better
Jockeys know this aswell, have chance to walk the course and most would have ran here plenty of times before... sort it out
I'd be screwing if I had backed call me lord
Sandown need to do better
Jockeys know this aswell, have chance to walk the course and most would have ran here plenty of times before... sort it out
I'd be screwing if I had backed call me lord
I backed call me lord, thought he'd got beat but when jockey started patting the horse i thought maybe he has won it. Just sums up my luck !
Sandown need to do better
Jockeys know this aswell, have chance to walk the course and most would have ran here plenty of times before... sort it out
I'd be screwing if I had backed call me lord
screwing
whilst shouting "call me lord"
Yeah, I blame the course mostly as you don't need 2 posts so close together near a bend after 3 miles slog and head down in battle.
I can't believe what I've just seen from Noble Yeats, it was as if they've just fast forwarded the TV watching him come off the pace to finish like that. Against Ahoy Senor at his favourite track, very impressive.
I can't believe what I've just seen from Noble Yeats, it was as if they've just fast forwarded the TV watching him come off the pace to finish like that. Against Ahoy Senor at his favourite track, very impressive.
There was some untapped energy in that horse, when he it clicked, he was off!!! ZOOOOMMMMMMMM
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