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By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:38
i think the skeik has enough - i just cant imagine him trootting down to ladbrokes like we do
By:
ben10
When: 12 Apr 10 21:38
Yeah Diddles so I hear, definitely well placed money going down, well worth watching.
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:40
Venetia Williams horses never win unbacked - but i assure you she does not back horses-- sometimes its the staff or their contacts.Head Lads are the main punters IMO
By:
irishracing
When: 12 Apr 10 21:40
Liam Burke
By:
the settler
When: 12 Apr 10 21:40
HR Cecil........Moose Moran 2:50 Ponte tomorrow....get on now.......will be 6/4 in the morning !!!!
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:41
Roger Curtis could not train a dog to bark
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:42
the bad boy trains them Curtis cleans their hoofs and polishes the tack
By:
Quito
When: 12 Apr 10 21:42
PMSL @ William Muir. He has certainly been responsible for some massive gambles when they have left him.
By:
angles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:42
Which Curtis are you on about?
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:44
well its not Curtis mayfield
By:
Quito
When: 12 Apr 10 21:44
Roger Curtis (nee Blockley)
By:
ben10
When: 12 Apr 10 21:45
I was talking about Rebecca :D
There's some sharp minds behind that stable imo.

Blockley wasn't bad to land gambles, same bracket as Wigham perhaps.
By:
larrence
When: 12 Apr 10 21:45
rebecca curtis.
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:45
the settler good call - his horses were rattling good today
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:45
rebecca curtis is top class
By:
Notnowcato
When: 12 Apr 10 21:46
has to be Howard Johnson, no matter how much he loses at the races on a saturday, he gets it all back on the monday after a dodgy robbery of his 'life savings' which he keeps in the house. Now I know what the J in J.Howard Johnson stands for...Jackanory
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:46
her father owns half of Wales
By:
the settler
When: 12 Apr 10 21:46
Just had a word for it from a very well informed friend of mine
By:
guinness2dear
When: 12 Apr 10 21:47
diddles 12 Apr 22:42


the bad boy trains them Curtis cleans their hoofs and polishes the tack



The bad boy is too fat to bend down..
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:47
if i had to pick another trainer Rebecca Curtis would be top 5. Women are straighter than Male trainers IMO
By:
guinness2dear
When: 12 Apr 10 21:48
Ms Lavelle ?
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:48
guinness pmsl
By:
Quito
When: 12 Apr 10 21:48
Miss Kelleway?
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:48
yes emma shes smart
By:
Quito
When: 12 Apr 10 21:49
Mrs Rams Den?
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:49
im not sure Kelleways all woman - shes frightening
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:49
oh yes ramsdens now they were good
By:
happydays
When: 12 Apr 10 21:50
Henrietta Knight
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:51
her old man has had some bookmakers cash from time to time Jack Ramsden - mind you he did have help from his jockey
By:
guinness2dear
When: 12 Apr 10 21:52
Hen won 2 polos and a banana once, in a raffle...
By:
secretariat
When: 12 Apr 10 21:52
David Bridgwater.
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:52
yes hen and terry - now that was some jockey - he could have a large bottle of Brandy 40 fags and still win the gold cup
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:53
David bridgewater is he in the never gets a winner list
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:55
Does anyone remember Ben Wise now he could have a tilt - he was better than Charlie Moore at it - And the Captain
By:
larrence
When: 12 Apr 10 21:55
Normally when the coups are going to be landed, first time blinkers or visor are applied.
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:56
Captain Ryan Price - Would always win with his Novice hurdlers on their 2nd run
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:56
thats him Mr B
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 21:57
fat boy mr B correct
By:
happydays
When: 12 Apr 10 21:59
Dandy Nicholls aint been mentioned from what i can see, none of the short priced rubbish with him, he`d rather wait for another day.
By:
diddles
When: 12 Apr 10 22:02
Captain price used to make sure his 1m 4f flat horses were held up at the rear on their debuts over hurdles over sharp tracks. Half fit tailed off
4 weeks later 12-1 -- 7-4 -- Make all with Josh Gifford having his arms pulled out
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