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As we wake to the possibility of further restrictions to our way of life I wanted to share my recent experience. I am lucky in terms of the stats. as I am an active woman in her 30s who plays a lot of sport and has no problematic health conditions. In fact, I`ve barely even had a cold and had never been to hospital other than to give birth before this year.

CV-19 changed all that. I contracted it and it was hell. I won`t go into the grim details but I was in hospital for 8 days and lost two stones very quickly. I didn`t think I`d make it. Thanks to the extraordinary NHS, however, I am still here and on the

I must have seen 30-40 nurses/specialists/doctors recently, every single one of whom was passionate about social distancing and mask-wearing. Their observations regarding the non-believers and conspiracy mongers ranged from ridicule and derision to outright contempt and anger.

These professional people know what they are talking about and risk their lives for us every day as opposed to the armchair amateurs who have suddenly become experts on matters of health care. Please listen to those who deal with the situation first-hand every hour of every day and respect their opinions. Wear your mask and support your local  NHs tipsters

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I wouldn`t get complete fools copying and pasting in their fury that way.

He types nonsense. We back these:


16:25 UttoxeterSee All Odds

ARIZONA CARDINAL (best price 8/1) is one of the most unexposed members of today’s field and, having also shown a liking to the Midland venue based on three previous visits, Stuart Edmonds’ gelding has plenty of things going for him on his return to his happy hunting ground.

Successful on his first start over fences at Bangor at the beginning of last season, the seven-year-old has not managed to add to his tally since, but he did show he was heading back in the right direction at Southwell on his return after a 107-day break last time out and that improved effort holds out plenty of hope for his chances today.

A winner over hurdles at the Midland venue in the past, he has also finished in the money on his two other visits and with today’s good ground seen as the ideal conditions for him to shine, his morning odds seem more than acceptable.

hahahahahaha another incredible day

There can be no such doubts regarding Augustine Rodin’s ability to stay, as he is already a proven Group 1 winner over a mile on demanding ground as a two-year-old, it is just whether you feel as though his overall form and lack of any Newmarket experience is justification for him being so short in the betting.

CHALDEAN (best price 15/2), on the other hand, has no question marks on most fronts and at the prices, he makes a good deal more sense as a viable each-way alternative to the favourite.

Improving with each start at two, Andrew Balding’s colt arrived at Newmarket for the first time full of hope that he could capture the Group 1 Dewhurst Stakes on his final outing of the campaign and, having raced with plenty of zest throughout, he duly delivered the goods.

Strongly fancied to carry on where he left in the Greenham Stakes at Newbury on his seasonal bow, his final preparations for today’s contest took a severe turn for the worse as he propped coming out of the stalls, in turn, dislodging Frankie Dettori on the turf to rue what might have been.

Carrying on without his stricken pilot, he did continue to race alongside eventual winner, Isaac Selby, all the way to the line, so even though he technically failed to accomplish his main task at hand, he did have a race of sorts.

By the brilliant Guineas winner Frankel and hailing from a stable who took this contest with similar type, Kameko, not so long ago, this flashy chestnut has the ideal profile to follow in his footsteps.

Thames Valley Trader: F Type for sale  due to change in circumstances.

An interesting development betraying the sheer desperation of the foolish class.