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Brilliant ride from Joseph
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From the jockey who finishes second, Next time we'll turn it round with the winner but not so sure of beating the ones who were behind us
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The most frequent words you hear after an Irish race.....A TRD rant as usual ....get help ffs .....
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"Winner alright"
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''and another winner for himself''
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"Im speachless"
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You are a sad case TRD Racing, knock Irish racing whenever you can get an opportunity,cop on and grow up.
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It gets knocked because it's as rancid as it gets
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In your opinion,straight everywhere else of course.
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The AW weather is rancid as well,so no not straight everywhere else.
It is not just solely an opinion,a friend of mine had horses in training in Ireland until about 2 years ago. He sold them all after some goings on that were nothing short of a disgrace. When I say it's rancid,I know it's rancid |
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Everyone else knows as well if they read the forum because you remind us every opportunity you get TRD, it has and will achieve nothing, all players are old enough to decide for themselves whether to play or not and I presume you abstain because of your often expressed opinion, so I find myself wondering why you feel it necessary to keep repeating yourself...?
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Everything is rancid. Just be glad you can be clever and lay lay lay.
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Without doubt a small percentage is "rancid", don,t think it is right or fair to describe that Irish racing in general is though.
Having raced on soft or worse for what must be the best part of almost a year,strange to see good to firm on course descriptions for the last couple of weeks,brings up odd results and improved or bad performances from some. |
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How do the early paced greyhounds know today is not their day and fade so quickly or blow the start after drifting like a barge on here????? Cant blame Joseph for those runs?
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