Main Entry: cer·tain·ty Pronunciation: \ˈsər-tən-tē\ Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural cer·tain·ties Date: 14th century
1 : something that is certain 2 : the quality or state of being certain especially on the basis of evidence synonyms certainty, certitude, conviction mean a state of being free from doubt. certainty and certitude are very close; certainty may stress the existence of objective proof claims that cannot be confirmed with scientific certainty, while certitude may emphasize a faith in something not needing or not capable of proof believes with certitude in an afterlife. conviction applies especially to belief strongly held by an individual holds firm convictions on every issue.
Main Entry: cer·tain·tyPronunciation: \ˈsər-tən-tē\Function: nounInflected Form(s): plural cer·tain·tiesDate: 14th century1 : something that is certain2 : the quality or state of being certain especially on the basis of eviden
I will never forget backing a 2/9 'certainty' at Newbury back in 1970, it was appropriatly called 'Young and Foolish'. I went with a bunch of mates and we all decided to buy some money on this good thing. It was beaten by a 14/1 shot having its 1st race, Bridadier Gerard was its name! Hows yer luck?
I will never forget backing a 2/9 'certainty' at Newbury back in 1970, it was appropriatly called 'Young and Foolish'. I went with a bunch of mates and we all decided to buy some money on this good thing. It was beaten by a 14/1 shot having its 1st r
It didn't actually end there. Whilst working for Billy hills Blackfriars, the same year, I became legend for having a £100 double. The 1st to get beat was a 2/9 shot called Fireside Chat ridden by the great Lester, guess who was having his 1st race! None other than Mill Reef. It made me feel a bit better when the other one got beat as well. Don't talk to me about certainties!
It didn't actually end there. Whilst working for Billy hills Blackfriars, the same year, I became legend for having a £100 double. The 1st to get beat was a 2/9 shot called Fireside Chat ridden by the great Lester, guess who was having his 1st race!
i do back unraced horses tho!!funky lady yest but that was only cos of hannons 2yr olds and he said this was working especially well so... had an insurebet 3 places if im honest at evens so less risky!!but yeah unraced maidens v dodge!!
i do back unraced horses tho!!funky lady yest but that was only cos of hannons 2yr olds and he said this was working especially well so... had an insurebet 3 places if im honest at evens so less risky!!but yeah unraced maidens v dodge!!
Having said all that, I do think that Tenessee will want the beating, but just in case there is a special one lurking amongst those that haven't raced, I'm going to lay the 2nd fav, which hopefully is the safer bet. I'm laughing while I'm writing this, because I'm thinking there's no such fùcking thing as a safe bet!
Having said all that, I do think that Tenessee will want the beating, but just in case there is a special one lurking amongst those that haven't raced, I'm going to lay the 2nd fav, which hopefully is the safer bet. I'm laughing while I'm writing thi
There was a certainty the day after Brigadier Gerard won the Berkshire Stakes at Newbury, when Young and Foolish was 4th, his working companion, considered at the time to at least as good, Colum ran in a maiden the next day. It started at 11/2 and the favourite, trained by John Dunlop, wasn't much. Bolted up, had a good good bet. Happy days.
There was a certainty the day after Brigadier Gerard won the Berkshire Stakes at Newbury, when Young and Foolish was 4th, his working companion, considered at the time to at least as good, Colum ran in a maiden the next day. It started at 11/2 and th
Ilikewavingatbuses, when I was a kid I used to like chucking bricks under buses when they went by my council house. One day one hit the bottom of the bus and it stopped. I ran in doors but unfortunately someone saw me and I got me collar felt and a good hiding from me mum.
Ilikewavingatbuses, when I was a kid I used to like chucking bricks under buses when they went by my council house. One day one hit the bottom of the bus and it stopped. I ran in doors but unfortunately someone saw me and I got me collar felt and a g
form doesnt look that solid i wnt be touchin it at such a short price engulf will definitely improve, ritual and significant move look nicely bred also
form doesnt look that solidi wnt be touchin it at such a short priceengulf will definitely improve, ritual and significant move look nicely bred also
lol throwing bricks at buses, ur one of those are ya!!i remember having a sling shot i bought in an army shop, steel pellets, put about 50 windows in , in a local telecom building, people were afraid to work on that side of the building or so the old bill told me, caught me on camera after doin it walking straight back in to my house lol clever lad!!nah i just wave a buses myself, always held them in high regard
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lol throwing bricks at buses, ur one of those are ya!!i remember having a sling shot i bought in an army shop, steel pellets, put about 50 windows in , in a local telecom building, people were afraid to work on that side of the building or so the old
just lookin at favs maiden again, alfonso the wise 10th and he was 2ns in a hot maiden few days ago!!!has a fav's chance today i suppose!!u cud prob back worse 11/8 shots!!
just lookin at favs maiden again, alfonso the wise 10th and he was 2ns in a hot maiden few days ago!!!has a fav's chance today i suppose!!u cud prob back worse 11/8 shots!!
Clive Cox said of Tenessee:"I am making no secret of the fact that we hold him in high regard as he is avery nice young horse.He ran well when third here last October and he has come on for his winter break."
Tenessee to swamp for speed?Clive Cox said of Tenessee:"I am making no secret of the fact that we hold him in high regard as he is avery nice young horse.He ran well when third here last October and he has come on for his winter break."