Monday 24th March Daily Thread

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Crikey, well done Uncle, bloody brilliant! <applause>

(Glad to hear August Hill and jockey OK after fall at last).
 
uncle cracker said:
Your definitely right to go against the favourite watt broderick swan watt run a big race 2 days ago and as you say it will be about the settling the 88 day break worried me though but it looks a race for a big winner! Thats why I went for superciliary at 40sew by far the quickest over the distance just hope super has a super day. Good luck though mate as your on a hatrick
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BOOOOOOOOOOM CRACKERS STYLE BOOOOOOOOOOM 40S BACKDOORS KICKED IN AGAIN<party>
 
uncle cracker said:
Your definitely right to go against the favourite watt broderick swan watt run a big race 2 days ago and as you say it will be about the settling the 88 day break worried me though but it looks a race for a big winner! Thats why I went for superciliary at 40sew by far the quickest over the distance just hope super has a super day. Good luck though mate as your on a hatrick
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Stunning. Some form your in at the moment!!
 
Cheers all plenty of form on the forum at the moment and like you all im only happy to share my knowledge<cheers>
 
uncle cracker said:
Your definitely right to go against the favourite watt broderick swan watt run a big race 2 days ago and as you say it will be about the settling the 88 day break worried me though but it looks a race for a big winner! Thats why I went for superciliary at 40sew by far the quickest over the distance just hope super has a super day. Good luck though mate as your on a hatrick
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Bloody brilliant!! You keep banging these in yet remain so humble, take a bow mucker!!
 
NassauBoard said:
The problem racing has got - http://www.theguardian.com/theobser...y-walsh-missed-the-racing-point?commentpage=1

How on earth do the Guardian sport reporters (especially their brilliant racing ones) feel when such diatribe is published?
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Hang him. Whilst, if you go straight to the bottom line, what Ruby says is true, why on earth did he say it? He's a great jockey but he can be a moody sod at times. Personally, I find his comment objectionable; it wasn't necessary, whatever his feelings, and just the sort of comment that the anti horse racing brigade lap up.
 
stick said:
Tinghir NOT in the Lincoln decs!
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Ground, needs it soft. I backed him just assuming it would be soft like it has been at this meeting nearly every year since the beginning of time. Plus its been pishing down all winter.
 
Brilliant stuff uncle -I'm back working -so not easy to post -we have a no phone policy to contend with on site!!!
 
Ron said:
Hang him. Whilst, if you go straight to the bottom line, what Ruby says is true, why on earth did he say it? He's a great jockey but he can be a moody sod at times. Personally, I find his comment objectionable; it wasn't necessary, whatever his feelings, and just the sort of comment that the anti horse racing brigade lap up.
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I agree with you, however to write an article like that, even misnaming the horse who the story was about is both candid attention seeking and as naive as possible. Take a look at the comment from Chris Cook, he nails the whole story with one paragraph.
 
I missed that Nass and, yes, it does sum it up. And I understand how he felt, but Ruby didn't need to be disrespectful to horses in making his point. He is paying the consequences of speaking before thinking. And then we have to suffer the prat (editor).
 
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