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AlainCharnier..Macau.
16 Apr 12 08:41
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By:
wee eck
When: 16 Apr 12 09:09
Nobend,I thought and hoped you had took a powder.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 09:13
I do not seek any trouble on this forum,Sir.
By:
Colonel Trautman
When: 16 Apr 12 09:23
win lose or draw you really are an attention seeking uckwit Charnier..cheers.
By:
koikeeper
When: 16 Apr 12 09:30
if there is no info...why start a thread...just dont post until you have alleged info.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 09:35
As I have said before,I am merely informing people that there is no Inside Information for today,thus ensuring that these people can now go about their business happy in the knowledge that they are not missing anything,koikeeper.

As for Trautmann,please do not post on my threads if you are going to resort to spiteful name calling,thank you.
By:
chelsea girl
When: 16 Apr 12 09:35
I think it's one of those cryptic wons we have to decipher.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 09:38
On the contrary,my darling.


There is no Stable Information for today.
By:
Deltâ
When: 16 Apr 12 09:40
thank you Alain.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 09:42
No,Delta.

The pleasure is surely mine.

You are one of the forum's gentlemen,Delta.
By:
ooO{Alpha Centauri}Ooo
When: 16 Apr 12 09:47
The tips delivery truck is parked up, it's there for all to see, I think he's telling the truth.


By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 09:48
I do not have an office in Newham,Sir.
By:
bannahan
When: 16 Apr 12 09:49
Like a puss filled genital wort this Alan bloke....
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 09:50
You really are a repugnant character,bannahan.
By:
bannahan
When: 16 Apr 12 09:56
That's my favourite word Alan..... Ta
By:
wee eck
When: 16 Apr 12 10:15
Nobend Charnier you are nowt but a attention seeking low down double crossing fcuk dog of the highest order.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:16
I am very sorry that you feel that way,wee eck.
By:
wee eck
When: 16 Apr 12 10:24
Nobend Charnier you had the chance to make a meaningful public apology, you did not take the chance

so therefore in my book you are a nobend and will always be a nobend. Now do your worst.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:26
I have already made my apology,and I will make another one.

I am very sorry that I mentioned the frayed carpet and also very sorry that I talked about the Stannah stairlift plummeting to earth.

I forgot that you are not in the best of health,wee eck...and hence,maybe,I went a little too far.
By:
wee eck
When: 16 Apr 12 10:29
Apology accepted, but you you will always one to be wary of.
By:
Dr Gonzo
When: 16 Apr 12 10:29
Thank you for keeping us up to date, Alain
By:
capewine
When: 16 Apr 12 10:30
sad to see two fine men falling out. I believe we might get two beat in the 2.45 at Wolvs. Call me Clive and Frankie Vaughan may have the answer. Ted riding the jolly encourages me to lay it.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:30
Thank you to both wee eck and Dr Gonzo.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:32
Thanks Peter.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:42
On a different topic.

Surely it is time to ban the Grand National ?

The race is clearly dangerous in its current form.

A hypothetical situation,yes,but...If I was in charge of racing and somebody from the RSPCA approached me and said...

"Look,let's make a deal.Get rid of The Grand National and we won't kick up a fuss about the whip and National Hunt racing in general.." I would agree to that.

Unfortunately though,I believe the people that run racing are intransigent dinosaurs and just will not give an inch.The racing game is probably the most incestuous sport that there is.A very tightly-knit,yet naive,family.....they certainly seem impervious to how the NH game,especially the Grand National,is viewed by the general public.

If we don't do the decent thing and get rid of the National I believe that NH racing on the whole is at risk.

Just an opinion.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:45
The long and the short of my post saying that it may be best to sacrifice the GN if it means securing the future of National Hunt racing.

It's not a bad trade off really.
By:
BIG GURU
When: 16 Apr 12 10:50
Alain,a wee song to brighten up your day.Happy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZrdo1PuUvQ
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 10:51
That is terrible...just terrible,BIG GURU.
By:
Swardean
When: 16 Apr 12 10:55
It may appease the RSPCA and the lot who hang round at the gates of Cheltenham but for how long?  After a couple of years they would be back pp.
By:
holywell
When: 16 Apr 12 10:57
In my opinion if the Grand National was not run again it would kickstart a campaign by the welfare groups to put a halt to National Hunt racing and then Flat racing. Racing's leaders should work with the welfare groups to do everything possible to ensure the safety of horses, but, once you start cancelling races because of safety fears it is the beginning of the end.
By:
AlainCharnier..Macau.
When: 16 Apr 12 11:03
I just want the BHA to come out and say...

"We appreciate that the GN is a dangerous race and we are going to stop the race as of now."

Just for once it would be nice to see them compromise,but I don't think that they have the brains or the foresight to see the long game,Swardean.


I know that it's an important race,but it is only one race in the calendar.

As for the BHA themselves,they have hardly compromised with their re-shaping of the whip rules.

Jacob must have hit Neptune at least 10 times on Saturday.

I don't want him banned,but it's not my opinion that counts...it's the general public's opinion that really matters.

I think that if we got rid of the Grand National the RSPCA might start to believe that the BHA and racing in general are making an effort.
By:
Swardean
When: 16 Apr 12 11:17
The BHA think despite the media frenzy following the deaths the general public dont seem to care.  This is reflected in the rising attendances and increased turnover on the race.

"Sit tight for a couple of weeks, hopefully it will all blow over and fingers crossed for next year", seems the agreed policy
By:
Stake & Chips
When: 16 Apr 12 11:21
Thanks for the heads-up,Alain.
By:
Fenway
When: 16 Apr 12 11:21
I am sorry to hear that you suffer from a stiff back M. Charnier (I assume that is what wee eck means by nobend). I suffer from ankylosing spondylitis and it is a painful and debilitating condition.

I think in some ways the RSPCA should either demand horse racing be made illegal on the justifiable grounds that it is dangerous for horses, or they should shut up. But if they are going to be assuaged by banning the Grand National, I agree it could be sacrificed, it is a tinpot race now anyway. However I very much doubt the banning of one race is going to stop the call for abolition of horse racing, especially from some of the evil extremists.
By:
saddo
When: 16 Apr 12 14:39
Why did you set stewartyb on poor old hibby btw, Alain?
By:
shady69
When: 16 Apr 12 14:42
aye
By:
capewine
When: 16 Apr 12 14:55
Alain and Boyo have had a touch. He's a cultured sort so might deny it. However I'm not and we've just had right off at Dunstall.
By:
chelsea girl
When: 16 Apr 12 14:58
W/D capewine.....I layed pashan as well. Grin
By:
saddo
When: 16 Apr 12 15:12
wee eck     16 Apr 12 10:15 
Nobend Charnier you are nowt but a attention seeking low down double crossing fcuk dog of the highest order.



I can see that you are still distressed also, wee eck.
By:
shady69
When: 16 Apr 12 15:13
aye
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