Like the 10-1 shot yesterday or the 33-1 shot the last time you were trolling me. Stop making a complete twat of yourself fella
I think its a bizarre reading of a race if you can say "never looked like winning" perhaps when approaching the last it looked like it would be a fought out finish. But hey we are all entitled to an opinion and know doubt you had a BIG BIG BET on the winner? <erm>
I've just put the bad penny that is pbew on my ignore list and I would have to report a satisfactory outcome. I'm also confident I won't be missing any winning tips.
Pbew - since the abolition of communal cess pits I doubt there is anything meaningful you can contribute, so like others I'm ooot!
Pbew - since the abolition of communal cess pits I doubt there is anything meaningful you can contribute, so like others I'm ooot! Ditto
A muddling bumper to conclude events at Wincanton. A small investment, for interest and as I'm bored with work, on Seamus MullinsHill Forts Harry. On the drift at the mo (has been in and out like a fiddlers elbow) but the stable has a decent bumper record. Nothing else catches the eye for any reason. What the hell, say I.
4th - better luck next time! There was a horse running in this called Hi Bronco. Slightly amusing for me, this. When I first started going into betting shops as a teenager, they didn't have receipts, or copy betting slips that are used nowadays - you just had to write your bet onto a scrap of paper, and sign it with a nom-de-plume. Then ask "anything for .....?" if you had a winning bet. I worked in a small printers in Bolton, who used a particularly cheap grade of toilet roll, which was matt on 1 side and slightly glazed on the reverse, and I wrote my first bet at work, reading the newspaper in the toilet, on a sheet of it. This paper had the name "Bronco" in a script typeface diagonally across one corner and I used it as my "name". It caused much amusement in the betting shop, especially when I had to go ask for my winnings, and I usually got greeted by Hi Bronco,whenever I went in!