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05 Mar 17
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one of the greatest films of all time ...on now bbc2
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Crikey missed it a great film follow up book banquo was very good.There are so many channels now it is hard to check them all regularly
..... "Make the best of what we offer you, and you will suffer less than you deserve"Wonderful film
Papillon the horse wasn't too shabby either
His most notable success was winning the 2000 Grand National.
Papillon had started the day with odds of 33–1 but was backed down to 10-1 by the time the race began, including me.
He was a first ever ride in the race for 20-year-old jockey Ruby Walsh, and was trained by Ruby's father Ted Walsh.
When Papillon crossed the finishing line to win the world's richest steeplechase he became an instant punters' favourite.
Papillon was retired at the end of the 2002/03 season, having earned his connections over £400,000 in win and place prize money.
His most notable success was winning the 2000 Grand National.
Papillon had started the day with odds of 33–1 but was backed down to 10-1 by the time the race began, including me.
He was a first ever ride in the race for 20-year-old jockey Ruby Walsh, and was trained by Ruby's father Ted Walsh.
When Papillon crossed the finishing line to win the world's richest steeplechase he became an instant punters' favourite.
Papillon was retired at the end of the 2002/03 season, having earned his connections over £400,000 in win and place prize money.
"Papillon had started the day with odds of 33–1...."
Not with Ladbrokes it wasn't!
Not with Ladbrokes it wasn't!
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