Cheltenham Festival
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You wouldn't mind but they are better than 95% of the other "professional" jockeys
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Patrick is turning pro isn't he?
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I for one, cannot back Mr P Mullins in a steeplechase. I think he is a tremendous bumper jockey, very useful hurdle jockey, but my money would be on NdB over him in a steeplechase even with a steering job. He just seems to get his stride patterns in a steeplechase badly wrong at critical moments imvho. Hope you are well Irishone. I am considering giving Envoi Allen some serious treatment in the Marsh for Der Mammy. What you think!
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Runner Jacket 4. Douvan (FR) 9/2 Mr P W Mullins W P Mullins 8 1110 170 – – – Looked well; slightly on toes; raced freely, tracked leaders, led 7th, still travelling strongly when fell 4 out (tchd 5/1) That one particularly hurt, especially was very very seriously green for Der Mammy |
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This ought to be the end for "amateur" jockeys and races at the festival. It's not the 19th century any more. The opportunity should be taken to move on.
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i think they add to the festival .
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Every kid in every racing stable has that dream
You cut it off you lose the dream You wont get the kids interested Have to keep the amateur races in No grass roots = no grass |
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very true
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Irishone, all the gang making a mixtape of choons for Der Mammy for the festival. St Patricks Day is an ALL IRISH affair.
fields of athenry a given, as is Grace, would like you to have the honour of picking one on that day. Hope all is well. EGB. |
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I will do my best for you
God bless ye |
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Back Home in Derry
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Der Mammy politely declined the bus pass to the North...
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Surely they can help with the Maris Pipers ?
Your a disgrace to this forum,and to the nation you do NOT represent |
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yeah whatever
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Yeah Whatever
Is that it ..... Take heed,it stops NOW. |
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okay okay ciao forum good luck at chelts everybody. seems free speech aint allowed....
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It is allowed,and encouraged.
Take the Vitriol out and we can talk horses,from both sides of the water. Have a chat with yer mammy,mammys know best. |
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nah im gone. you lost my bank of knowledge. your loss believe it or not...best of luck to ye all. btw irishone ill check in gold cup day to see how ye are
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Do you mean Greekone ?
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re Nocturnal. I thought I would just leave a note before I disappear to finish off my Cheltenham studying. My poor Mother was run out of the North of Ireland during the troubles whilst visiting her sister, who had married someone from the North. She vowed never to return. You can hardly blame her. Especially after having her washing burned the day before. As regards to horse racing, good luck. I just like to see Irish horses win at any meeting in the world. More so at the Cheltenham Festival. Good luck with your festival wagers. Unfortunately, because of your post people will not be able to gain the insight that I have. As for your comment re my heritage, if you are Irish I am deeply sorry if I offended you. However it is okay for the British to malign us on a very regular basis sadly and if you are Irish, surely that should resonate with you. The Irish should always make a good example of themselves wherever they are in the world. The best export of the Irish is themselves. Once again apologies if my posts offend, but nothing personal hey!
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My mother was from Dublin and her family have been coming here since the early 60s and never had a single problem.
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No neither have I.
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who gives a shyte if the horse is irish /english/spanish german or trained on mars owned/ or ridden not me !
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nor me
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