Royal Ascot Banker

i won't back a winner

I don`t believe that Bap.

plenty p1ssed thursday

themightymac; believe me

i'm going Wednesday & my Aileen is under under orders to get me in a headlock & escort me out,  if i go near a bookie

Best tip I can offer you is don't listen to Mac.

he can't be any worse than me, Mr Bula. If it wasn't for other sports i'd be thinking of going back to work

chasing dreams in the queen mary on the Wednesday.
take the price today and thank me later.
have a good day
regards
Ronnie.

Early thoughts but Lady Kaya in the Commonwealth Cup - looked all over the winner at 6 furlongs in the 1,000 Guineas and think the step back in trip will suit and Kipling in the Chesham - by Galileo and the step up to 7 furlongs should see him reverse form with the winner of the 6f maiden at the Curragh on debut.

New Graduate in the Hunt Cup. Only had four races in its life. Hosed up first time out on good ground from a host of subsequent winners, acts on heavy.

Disclaimer: I don't recall picking a winner at Royal Ascot since Import won the Wokingham in 1976. Still, law of averages and all that ...

Bill Wightman was a great trainer.

looks like screaming has as much luck there as me

Lady Kaya RIP

LE BRIVIDO (QUEEN ANNE STAKES) TUESDAY

Forget it`s two runs this year when it fell out the stalls on both occasions but finished well after being well behind throughout. O`Brien has it spot on for this race and is now only 5/1 now from double figures. Provided it comes out the stalls and Moore doesn`t have it way behind, it should prove very hard to beat.

sea of class

Royal Lytham

hermosa  should be a 2/5 shot. ive had a whisper for dream of dreams jubilee

Day 1, blue hat for her maj.

By Tom Ward
UPDATED 4:07PM, JUN 11 2019

Sheila Lavery has been left "absolutely heartbroken" by the death of stable star Lady Kaya.

The County Meath trainer, who announced the news via Twitter, revealed the 1,000 Guineas runner-up broke a leg at home on Tuesday morning.

The three-year-old put up a valiant front-running performance behind Heromosa at Newmarket in May and was as short as 8-1 for the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot next week.

Lady Kaya was purchased by Lavery's niece, Joanne, as a foal in 2016 before buying her back in when the bidding faltered at €12,000 at the yearling sales the following year.

Her Newmarket success had been just the latest in a string of promising displays, including a runner-up performance in the Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes as a juvenile last season and a Group 3 victory at Leopardstown in April.

A wonderful week of racing...Hats on and off for Her Majesty

best week of racing yes but a shame this isnt on bbc, it was class all through then.

Train strike all week, a fooking nightmare, not missed attending since I was 15

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Ronnie: i've had a couple on to a bag. Time to break the hoodoo

Baphornet
good luck I am pleased you took the price I had a feeling it was going to shorten have a look on oddschecker  at the price today
enjoy the great meeting win or lose I will.
have a good day
regards
ronnie

JUST MY BLOODY LUCK AT THE MOMENT
have a good day
regards Ronnie.

out lame

That's tough luck Ronnie.

My banker for Royal Ascot is that the queue for the cubicles in the gents toilets will be largely comprised of those having a few lines as opposed to wanting to take a dump. I went 2 years ago and everyone seemed to be on the gear!

Queen to wear green!

good grief! Well that just shows how bad it is for me at the moment. Sorry i stiffened it for you, Ronnie

Very sad about lady kaya.....the ground was likely to be in her favour as well