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4/1 BAR to write for the Racing Post...There was a coup for Bangor-on-Dee racecourse last season when the local trainer Donald McCain agreed to write an informative weekly blog detailing his runners' chances. But McCain has now signed up to provide his thoughts solely to the Betfair website and, although still contributing to the Bangor site, the juicier stuff seems sure to be kept for his new clients.
That means there is another name out of the race to become the new star columnist of the Racing Post, with Nicky Henderson having informed the Post that he is not intending to write for them again. With Alan King already signed up for the Weekender, it still remains to be seen who will be joining the team at the Post in the weeks ahead.
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That means there is another name out of the race to become the new star columnist of the Racing Post, with Nicky Henderson having informed the Post that he is not intending to write for them again. With Alan King already signed up for the Weekender, it still remains to be seen who will be joining the team at the Post in the weeks ahead.
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you can rely on the Guardian. I have for over 40 years. Liam Fox knows the strength.
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A certain Northern trainer who believes jockeys need 'kicking' would be interesting.
"This one isn't 100% and will be running on Wednesday" "This one has done no work and will be running on Saturday." "This one will be schooled around teh back of teh field at Hexham next Thrusday." "This one has dropped 42lbs but we're keeping it for Cheltenham before we take the brakes off." |
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Brilliant Apologist
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this kicking trainer trained one in a bumper fto, owners asked him what the score was, he told 'em no chance forget about it. Bolted up at 6/1...
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Jim Old would be good
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why not a jockey, ap,ruby or barry g.
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