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Grillo and Green for me
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You disappoint me too mr meagi
The truth of the matter is your statement - ' Rummie was useless anywhere else ' was utterly incorrect. 10031034/12/2433021110/000023000002F0/3133131434333/402013103304/111113241/ 2111221U11/21031420/34S30300020/10303010/22440 In addition to winning 3 Grand Nationals - Red Rum won 25 races. Many at Grade 1 Courses in Class 1 and Class 2 races. A horse doesn't manage this by being ' rubbish ' My ' hostility ' as you call it, stems from outrage at people who are not knowledgeable, besmirching a true equine great. |
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'besmirching' ???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roCgsOs6eo4 We read what we want to see...nothing new there, facts.  Let's get back to golf. |
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Beautiful course and great coverage from Sky...so much better than the US stuff.
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This course is awesome
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What a talent this young Indian lad is...seen almost all his play and he is superb.
Unfortunately a poor start maybe jetlag but terrific since. Thought bet was dead and buried but right back in it now..... Topped up before today too.   |
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Hope he gets in final group...
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beef has certainly put on the beef
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suri
TIN CUP on 18th |
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Emiliano Grillo 1...it's his to lose with 2 rounds to go.
Shubankar Sharma 7/2 Andrew Johnston 12 Pablo Larrazabal 12 Joost Luiten 22 Priya Anjali Rai 25  Jeunghun Wang 28 Matt Wallace 28 Paul Peterson 33 66's bar  |
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C'mon Sharma
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cant agree have done Grillo but very frightened of Sharma, looks the real deal, and has the fantastic ability to go very low
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A shame Grillo and Larrazabal wont be playing together tomorrow it could have been fun
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Larrazabal is very mardy.
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well it certainly looked like they didnt agree with where he dropped his ball
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swirched on at 7.30 to a completely different leaderboard !!!
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1.01 taken on Beef for few thousand and has never even had the lead on his own??
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I enjoyed this event and the last 3 holes were a sight to behold...Wallace played driver on the 17th to get a look at the green behind 'the quarry'.. the double option on the 18th was very quirky...you would need balls like a Bengali tiger to punt heavy on this track...ask the guys who got burnt on Sharma,Grillo, and Luiten to testify to that..Amazing coverage from Sky,,the Taj Mahal, the New Delhi skyline... home to 26 million people...amazing and well done!
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Matt Wallace birdied the first playoff hole against fellow Englishman Andrew ''Beef'' Johnston to win. Wallace went for the green in two on the playoff hole, the 18th, needing only 20 feet for an eagle. Johnston laid up and had a longer putt for birdie, which he missed, and Wallace won when he tapped in from a foot.
'Since being 3-over through 8 in my first round, I've played some off my best golf,'' Wallace said. Johnston shot a final-round 66, Wallace a 68. They finished with 11-under totals of 277 at the DLF Golf and Country Club. Sihwan Kim of the U.S. finished third after a 68, three strokes behind. Hometown favorite Shubhankar Sharma faded on the back nine with a 75 to finish seven shots behind. Sharma already had a victory of sorts this week: He received a special invitation to play in the Masters at Augusta. The 21-year-old Sharma held the 54-hole lead in his first World Golf Championship appearance last week, in Mexico. He finished tied for ninth after a closing 74. He was ranked No. 462 in the world three months ago when he shot 61 in the second round and won the Joburg Open. He closed with a 62 last month to win the Malaysian Open, making him the only two-time winner on the European Tour this season. |
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Catch Me ifyoucan • March 6, 2018 11:28 PM GMT
Priya Anjali Rai should go well again this week |
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Anyone want a piece of Priya
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Julian Suri 6/4 surely gets laid
Priya Anjali Rai 2 Robert Karlsson 9 Callum Shinkwin 11 Scott Hend 12 Masshiro Kawamura 20 George Coetzee 25 Jorge Campillo 33 Shubankar Sharma 33 Stephen Gallacher 33 Mikko Korhonen 40 Prayad Marksaeng 40 Nacho Elvira 50 Jens Dantorp 50 Erik van Rooyen 50 Richie Ramsey 50 66's bar |
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INTERESTING LEADERBOARD.....don't you think, eh
1 J.Suri -5 F -10 T2 Priya Anjali Rai -8 F -8 T2 G.Coetzee -6 F -8 T2 R.Karlsson -4 F -8 T4 S.Hend -4 F -7 T4 C.Shinkwin -7 F -7 6 P.Marksaeng -3 F -6 7 M.Kawamura -2 F -5 T8 M.Schwab -4 F -4 T8 R.Rock -2 F -4 T8 M.Korhonen -3 F -4 T8 R.Ramsay -1 F -4  |
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Another gem of a Euro tour course, superb.A look at the leader board might bring back painful memories for Jedi.Can he do it ?
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Take Priya to come from behind
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more fun and games on the final round of the european tour, would like to see the americans on this course.
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who ya fancy from here ash?
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Any number of the so called stars who would have no clubs left by end of round, for sure. All the same, you can see why most of this field have never won a tournament, cant you?
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We have ourselves a meltdown.
The only way campillomight win ,from way back. |
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omg a quad
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Another week another nice win another big choke
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Where is catchme to say he never choked
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He had 30ft for eagle 20 minutes ago to go 5 clear, now 2 behind.
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OH MY CAMPILLO ON -7
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Oh my ,scorers cop the lot.
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wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt ffffffffffffffffffffff
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need morri to pop one
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Shink and Suri absolute bottle merchants..Gallagher,who had a quad could yet win
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Amazing course.
1.16,1.2,2.4 and 3-0,lowest prices of the 4 players who like not winning. |
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CHIN THESE CLOWNS JAPAN
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