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I thought he was sold!
I thought he was sold!
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Delighted to hear about this, I do love when something good comes of what seemed a bad situation.
Are you definitely going to sell ugly? |
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Thanks once again everyone. BSB Tom nor I have actually received a concrete offer.
I will sell at what we think is the right price but do not be surprised if he is with us next year. |
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Great to hear. A mark of around 90 should get him into some very nice handicaps and attempt some good pots.
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Great to hear. A mark of around 90 should get him into some very nice handicaps and attempt some good pots.
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we all know the trainer who did the dirty big daddy
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Just thought I'd add my name to the list of well-wishers. It took a certain amount of faith & courage to put him in training yourself and I salute you. Fortune favours the brave and all that.
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Yes, well done to you too. Am I being a bit thick and am I the only one who hasn't got a clue who the trainer is who messed you around??!!
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Hi Johnny,
I'm with you with this one,who ever the trainer was ,hell mend him as my auld granny would say !!! |
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I will join you two as one of the three wise men in the dark at the bottom of the thread. Or is it the 3 monkeys ?
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big daddy do your homework track the horse back see who bought him simples m8
or ask mr elsworth |
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Sorry Cunning,
Simple error on my part should have checked out the sales part in the Racing Post, deserves all he gets,hope he doesnt train another winner,the scoundrel!! |
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Oh, so it's him.
Years ago, before the tunnel opened, everybody used to take the overnight ferry to Deauville. I remember one time, said trainer was standing in the foyer when I guy came out of the lift carrying a few slabs of beer. He marched right up to the trainer, plonked the beer at his feet and said "keep an eye on my beer please mate, I'm dying for a crap". And off he sprinted to the loo. To be fair to the trainer, he stood there minding this guy's beer for about 10 minutes until he returned.  |
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Charming tale Johnny!On a similar theme surrounding well 'crap'I was travelling home from the sales and needed a pi$$ and fast.So I stopped at a public loo can you all imagine my dilemma when I found the 'bog' in darkness.........still when needs must what can you do,so in I walked only to feel something soft and long under my left foot,OMG I knew what I'd stepped in
 and the horrifying knowledge that struck me was that my shoes had thick and deep tread..........I went home wearing only the one shoe having immediately chucked the left one and 'relived' myself outside against the loo wall! |
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Please, please, please don't anyone feel the need to 'top' Prima Donna's story.
 Glad to think you might be able to afford a new shoe after recent events Prima |
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Yes I certainly can afford new one's now,but you can guarantee after the public loo event the new one's will be all 'slick and smooth'
 Did wonder if you noticed.Still hold my view with the said stallion mind. |
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Time will tell on that sire - and i suppose just quite how much time is the question!
Ofcourse as we always say, expectations will get in the way of a realistic judgement perhaps. I'm glad you might see a bob or two as I often wonder if you are allowed a divi from the Gallic side of things!! |
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Strangely enough I knew the late Desmond Cracknell
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i see said welcher on deal, just made 90k purchase@ book1 hope he sticks to this one
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