well done lads talked me into that 1

next race craford hurdle surley going siuts 6 strong wide runner and covers 5-6 see prices 1st

yeah wd all, cheers corky

nice one fellas....shes only oct 10 hope she can find some more stamina as she matures otherwise going to be very difficult to win with......fast going only

who is the haymisha in the firm

as ever the rabbi had the final word...!

they always do

PC articulated the name like a rabbi.....

wd wk/iam

Four rabbis were involved in some serious, ongoing Talmudic arguments, and three of them always went one way, while another always had an opposite view. Because of "majority rules," this one dissenting rabbi's arguments were always shot down. Finally, he decides to to appeal to a higher authority.

"Oh, God!" he prays aloud so the others can hear him, "In my heart and soul, I believe I am right and they are wrong. Please show us a sign to show that you agree with me!"

The instant the rabbi finishes his supplication, a huge, black storm cloud blocks out the sun on what was, until then, a glorious summer day. Thunder rumbles Lightening flashes. Then, as quickly as it had came, it was gone.

"See!" said the rabbi. "There's a sign from G-d! I'm right and you are wrong!" But the other three rabbis pooh-poohed him, claiming that storm clouds often appear suddenly on hot, summer days.

Not to be beaten, the single rabbi again implores G-d to show him an even bigger sign; one which cannot be ignored.

With that, four huge storm clouds appear. Three of them quickly evaporate, while from the remaining cloud, a bolt of lightening emerges and hits a tree, which bursts into flames.

"See! I told you I was right!" cries the rabbi, but the others refuse to acknowledge that this was anything more than a natural phenomenon, as coincidental as it might be.

If the solo rabbi was going to win this argument, he would need a really BIG sign, one that would prove him unequivocally, absolutely right. Before he has a chance to ask, the sky turns black. There is a total solar eclipse. The ground beneath them trembles. The sky flashes with lightening. And from the clouds, a loud, booming voice says, "HEEEEEE'S RIIIIIIGHTTTTTT!"

Finally, with his argument justified, the rabbi turns to his fellow sages and says, "Nu! What do you say now?!"

"Big deal," shrugs one of the other rabbis, "So, now it's 3 to 2."

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Backed 2 and 3.

Cray 15.58 laid 3 & 6 backed 4 & 5

4 wins

when you on next Dog?

wd cl

thanks chops

ok just watched video of trumpet major running in dewhirst last year, think it sluices in here action to cope with soft plus 8s on here against a poor lot, poor craven this wont take any winning

laid t4

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