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knew that was coming.
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well I could'nt resist although I knew I was walking into it.is it Poste?
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Fizzy on sky sports so itv it is for today.
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Ed and the "team" bigging up George Boughey...he'll be next to be taking over at ballydoyle
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nice to see the angry ant fit and well.
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can you recall who was nicknamed 'the mighty atom'?
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never watch it racing uk or sky sports racing, itv is very poor imvho
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hayley turner the first jockey to be randomly tested on raceday with a saliva test to detect for cocaine and other banned substances.
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Jimmy Wilde
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The image of Hayley"peeing in a cup" wont leave me
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Was it gary bardwell posy might be massively wrong.
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That's what I thought liberator ,but as per ashleigh's post he was known as the angry ant....
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Lead on
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Her own words ..(to Ed)
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Thanks Hayden but thought a lightweight jockey also had that nickname however it may be i'm misremembering.
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hayley got a ride today,
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What the heck is the fascination with H Turner.Every question directed through her.Can't see why,adds zero.
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should be interesting, luke interviewing ryan.
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chamberlain, thinks sonnyboy will go to st leger
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hayley never told ed about that one.
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meghan nicholls as well as on the rtv gravy train joins the itv one.
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whats with the green ribbons?
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adele plugging paul's ride.
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no m chapman again, was a time when he never missed an itv meeting.
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Its ffing dreadful, only one with any common sense is odds on weaver. Pathetic idea playing music as horses come in.
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Awful having to watch virtually the whole of the sprints from the car
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tom marquand brightening up the opening show, hope he can win on my oberon.
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How many times has Tom M said "you know". If I already know, there's no need to tell me.
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leonna well and truly on the gravy train.
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Opening Line did not take long .....ignoring the brainwashing propaganda segment.
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Same not on ITV HD this pm -still how can it compete against James Martin's (who he?) Great British Adventure, another Midsummer Murder repeat and You've been framed!
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no chapman again on itv, well down the pecking order now.
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leonna says, she backed rohaan.
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natalie green doing the interviews doesn't have a clue.
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whaw , never seen a race getting so much coverage / time as this group2 at haydock on itv racing before, nice to see them in the parade ring etc etc, this is how it used to be
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1 itv 7 winner for £50k
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A quid on the accum would have hit most bookies limit.
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ITV will host a brand new Sunday evening racing slot - to see if punters and racegoers lap it up.
Some £600,000 will be up for grabs at Musselburgh, Haydock and Sandown when the Sunday Series launches on July 25. The initiative marks the first time ever that evening racing will be shown on a Sunday in Britain. The meetings will be made up of seven races with all the action shown on ITV4, home of The Opening Show on Saturday mornings. Racing will start at 3.45pm until 7pm with 25 minutes between races giving jockeys and punters a quick turnaround. Sky Bet is backing the pilot, which has also been given the green light by the British Horseracing Authority. Steve Birch, Sky Bet CEO, said: "Sky Bet are excited to support the racing industry in this new venture showcasing high quality racing. "We want to work more closely with the racing industry to grow this great sport, and this collaboration is a step in the right direction." Musselburgh will host on July 25, Haydock on August 8 and Sandown on August 22. |
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at least we might get some decent races, with better prize-money on sunday.
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competing with songs of praise
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