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Easter 1916
When: 15 Feb 11 13:18
Hope FW gets things sorted. One way or t'other.

Those sl@gging McEntee obviously weren't on Baytown Flyer that week! :)
By:
coke.ed
When: 15 Feb 11 13:19
cgull them steroid bouncers are the best they bully people in clubs and throw there weight around ....low and behold they go home around 3am and in there garden the lurkers await ....horses for courses DevilDevilDevil
By:
cgull
When: 15 Feb 11 13:22
You are supposed to be behaving imo.  Devil
By:
Roger De Bris
When: 15 Feb 11 13:22
When someone chooses to go down the "we dont want our horse to run to form" route and is found out, 3 years warning off is ridiculous. Until they start handing out life bans, it's "Carry on Mum"..
By:
acey deucy
When: 15 Feb 11 13:25
A scotsman asking an englishman to have someone sorted,wfm pink. Grin
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Feb 11 13:28
we wear skirts for a reason Plain
By:
acey deucy
When: 15 Feb 11 13:30
And you an ex soldier hearts.Sad
By:
cgull
When: 15 Feb 11 13:30
You misheard, acey.  He like eggs and soldiers.
By:
acey deucy
When: 15 Feb 11 13:31
Laugh
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Feb 11 13:33
I had a gun in the army,ffs its like Beruit where I live the dugs walk around in pairs Sad
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Feb 11 13:40
ps fallon if you need a shooter.................
By:
topfarrier
When: 15 Feb 11 14:20
Don't ever buy a horse without getting it vetted.If you don't it will be regarded as 'bought as seen' i'm afraid.
It is up to the purchaser to request the vetting btw.
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Feb 11 14:59
Sad
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Feb 11 15:00
how much does it cost to get it vetted ?
By:
topfarrier
When: 15 Feb 11 16:21
It won't cost more than a couple of hundred for a standard vetting although if you request x-ray's it's going to cost more.
Obviously it depend's on how much your buying the horse for but i would advise anyone to have plates [x-rays]done on a horse's feet.
Spending 400-500 pound's on a thorough vetting is money well spent imo.
By:
heynoodles
When: 15 Feb 11 16:39
Trainers do live in a little world all of their own unfortunately :-(
By:
Stow_judge
When: 15 Feb 11 16:57
I will send my team of assassins
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By:
manxy
When: 15 Feb 11 17:34
fallon,s whistle Joined: 19 Jun 07
Replies: 1105 15 Feb 11 12:23 
I have just got back chaps,The thing is The tainer is about to lose his licence as he was caught flapping with A 75 RATED horse in dingle.
I have just been to the office and checked my paperwork on this horse and it is registred in my partners name.Do I have grounds to question why I have to go to court when it is in my good lady's name.

in your womans name eh.
is that because you were going to cheat backing and laying it.
By:
egner
When: 15 Feb 11 17:40
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By:
leif
When: 02 Mar 23 12:46
Rico wants to know if you've calmed down yetMischief

He has the Betfair forum mods in his crosshairs funnily enough.
By:
Hayden
When: 02 Mar 23 13:05
Saw the thread title and thought it must be a laughing gas thread until i saw the date , Nitrous Oxide was still a legal purchase when this thread started.
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