Daily Thread 30th December

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What a great first time run from Grumeti - Triumph hurdle anyone?

Edit: Just had a little tickle at 16's with VC - didn't look anywhere else as I have credit with them at the moment!
 
Sporting e/w bet at a big price in the last at Haydock (3:40) could be Sacre Toi. Quite a few of these won't like the going?
 
No winners for me today - and for that reason - I'm declaring myself out!

Good luck with the rest of the races lads <ok>
 
SwanHills said:
Sporting e/w bet at a big price in the last at Haydock (3:40) could be Sacre Toi. Quite a few of these won't like the going?
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I'm not sure Sacre Toi will either!

Douglas Julian has won 3 times on heavy and twice on GS - if I was betting he's carry my shilling :)
 
DDDEEEERRRRRUMMMSHHAAAMMMMBOOOOOOO....!!!!!!! <cracker><cracker>

Get in my beuty...!!!



Shame non of my other picks today came in though...:(
 
Oddy/Reebok: Right right. Douglas Julian certainly goes on the heavy, but one or two on breeding will not? Sacre Toi's sire Network I am not sure about (e.g. Rob Conti only ran a fairish race in the last at Taunton on soft going) but going back a bit Network's sire Monsun was a right mudlark. Just a little e/w on a breeding possibility? Douglas Julian does look a solid bet though..............

Redcgull: <applause>
 
Well good luck Swanny :)

But better luck to me hopefully - your post caused me to have a wee flutter on the said DJ in the 3-40. So if I lose - it's YOUR fault <laugh>
 
Right i will take Chester Lad @ Haydock next then im off to taxi all the merry piss 'eads around for the night...

Have a good one all...<cheers>
 
Well I don't know what kind of ride Henry Oliver calls that on the favourite. I know what I call it but I don't want to get a message board ban!

Bye all :)
 
Odddy <laugh> <laugh> <rofl>

The Reformer at Taunton got 4s and two with it in a lucky 15 as put up earlier. Stupid Ted Spread lost.
 
Yes, well, the first two really did handle the mud well. My longshot lost in the mist, hope they find the poor sod again!...Night all!
 
Flaming Ferrari hinted at some ability in 3 warm enough miadens, and could make his presence felt in a low grade at Wolverhampton, where trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam does reasonably well (3 from 8 in 2011)
 
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