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..''Ah, they're off''. why the Ah ?
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Hardly the deepest of thought about racing,but the ah or and they’re off it is a stalling technic till they’re actually off.
A bit like 3-2-1 go Trying to call if off on the B of the Bang Hth |
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Peter O'sullivan use to say, 'They're away'
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Thommo never wastes words.
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Ah don`t know the answer to that question
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Tony Calo at Finger Lakes America " And there they go"
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Thommo never wastes words.
.... you obviously haven`t read his book. |
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''They're off and racing'' says the eloquent Derk.
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years ago it was "they're under starters orders and they're off"
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Who used to say - ''and they all go, as in your morning paper?''
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John Rickman
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Correct, themightymac.
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They say "And they're off", not " Ah they're off."
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Peter O'sullivan would say "they're under orders,and they're away" or "The white flag's up, and they're away "
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Then they would review the closing stages with Julian Wilson
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Beats "theyre in the gate....and "
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'The starter's caught them in a good line', er, he pressed a button ffs..
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'The starter's caught them in a good line', er, he pressed a button ffs..
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And before starting stalls, when they formed two lines.
Triers at the front, non-triers at the back. |
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Was that a restart swifty?
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appears so Honcho! site issues!
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