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4/11 yesterday--a bit short for me
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Lucan that is possibly the biggest heap of tripe i have ever read
truly woeful..even by your low standards. ![]() |
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My reputation has been badly maligned by the above posts so let me remind those two nincompoops of a small selection of yesterday's posts:-
Timesawastin. With Ruby on board there will be no mistakes today. Fill your boots. Money for old rope. (posted when horse freely available at 4/7....the hint was in the thread title..Don't waste time..get on now. 07 Oct 11 14:20 Just to prove how generous I am, George Woolfe to beat the odds-on who will not like a scrap on the run-in. 07 Oct 11 14:42 I try to do my best for the Big Society. However, I have learnt over the years that pride comes before a fall and therefore I take no credit for today's tips. It's all down to serious analytical study, hard work and a 'gift'. Sad, that not many others possess these attributes. As for todays tip to lay Choisir. It's difficult to find something interesting to write, sofiakenny, when I have to also deal courteously with nincompoops. If you are upset by the standard of my write-up it's only because I have to speak down to the poor people in order that they can understand. It's a bit like the Bible really, wise words written in simple language for simple people to read. |
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big society?
still dont know what it means i prefer big odds ![]() |
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Good day to you xmoneyx.
Old Chinese proverb:- Man who chase big odds on little horses end up working in Chinese laundry house. |
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7/2 is big compared to 4/7 4/11
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Just in case xmoneyx (who likes big odds) and sofiakenny (who blames me for his financial ruin) are desperate to find the winner of this race they could do worse than back this one each way:-
[:D] soleil plus father a derby winner. |
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what do you think you have running for you Lucan?
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That sounds a bit too techno for me, pedrobo.
I'll review the situation and advise shortly. |
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What more do the peasants want ffs,LL gave more profit yesterday than Charnier has in his entire career,no pleasing some LL.
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After careful consideration I think that maybe a grey horse may go marching on and my friend Lord Franklin who lives in that northern jewel of a place called Brockwell with his three darlings.
Other than that I'm not sure what will run for me pedrobob. |
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Mickdaam 72.000 fl 360.000 yrl
.......you only need 1 |
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Lucan wrote..Following on from yesterday's successes, I have yet another legal money-maker for you in the shape of a massive lay bet on Choisan; always the bridesmaid and never the bride.
I trust your confidence in me has been rewarded and that I have set you poor people on your way for the day. Good luck. |
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Give me lucky generals," - Napoleon Bonaparte-
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