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06 Oct 24
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Anyone follow this guy,he’s absolutely brilliant.
It’s one of the best restaurant and food bloggs on the internet.
Tells you where all the best eateries are all over Europe,gives you loads of great meal ideas with some fantastic options,copied loads of his menus.
Think he’s missing another revenue stream though,I ve noticed a lot of his bloggs are near race tracks ,he could try and do a deal with bookies or racecourses to product place them during his food bloggs,
Now I know he probably gets a decent wedge from the hospitality and food industry,but a few mentions of racing might up his profile.
I know he wouldn’t want to risk his core income stream and quality of his food blog.but might be worth a look.
If not someone in racing should copy his blueprint and create a bog about racing,using his format.would be a great way to promote racing.
It’s one of the best restaurant and food bloggs on the internet.
Tells you where all the best eateries are all over Europe,gives you loads of great meal ideas with some fantastic options,copied loads of his menus.
Think he’s missing another revenue stream though,I ve noticed a lot of his bloggs are near race tracks ,he could try and do a deal with bookies or racecourses to product place them during his food bloggs,
Now I know he probably gets a decent wedge from the hospitality and food industry,but a few mentions of racing might up his profile.
I know he wouldn’t want to risk his core income stream and quality of his food blog.but might be worth a look.
If not someone in racing should copy his blueprint and create a bog about racing,using his format.would be a great way to promote racing.
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Gets abused when he wins a few quid and abused when he loses……bit loud but manages to interview the big names….
Harmless tho tbh.. |
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I agree great blog,think he’s interviewing Jamie Oliver next week,looking forward to that.
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 Half decent day so I thought I’d splash out on a Sunday roast. Le rosbeefs as they say. You ll not find anything to match this blogger in Paris. DM for reciepe |
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was that for the dog?
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Us jockeys have to be disciplined,can’t all abuse our bodies like you lot on here.
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That wouldn`t feed a mouse.
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This is Ryan Moore Christmas dinner
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No self-respecting moose would eat that!
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Ugh!!!
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why is it swimming in diarrhea?
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Yes I follow him.He only lumps on short priced horse
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Believe he was near tatts,book 1 today.
Any decent recipes posted,what sort of food on sale at the sales ring. |
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He’s had a win today.
So hoping for a great review later ,hopefully he might go Michielion star. |
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Hey cuth, your profile photo needs rotating 90⁰ clockwise. Here you go...
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Thanks mate.dont know how to do it,
Dave the cleaners kid is to busy these days,to sort out computer gliches like this. It uploaded vertical, I took it vertical,sussed need to take pics horizontal,till Dave the cleaners kid leaves school and can then write a update for forum. |
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Can anyone guess what the picture is.
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Jack Judge statue in Stalybridge.
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Long way off,nearer Tipperary I think.
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The plaque on Jack Judge statue.
 JACK JUDGE accompanied by a WW1 soldier Inspired to compose the famous marching song "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" He was the first to sing it publicly in 1912 at the Grand Theatre in Stalybridge, the town of its conception. Unveiled 16th December 2005 by Councillor FRank Robinson The plaque is carefully worded to avoid controversy by saying that the song was conceived in Stalybridge, rather than composed there, as is widely believed. This is because many people dispute that and claim the song was written in his home town of Oldbury. |
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Didn’t know that,always thought it was some guy from Tipperary,sorting his Yankee out,why someone looked over his shoulder
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 Absolutely brilliant. You did your research. You know your stuff. Easily one of the best restaurants in Newmarket. No doubt booked your place for guineas day. The starters were held up. Had at work hard in the dips. But powered into the mains. And finnished it well. Desert flower won today aswell mate. In case you missed it whilst in the restaurant. |
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 Good choice to round of the meal. Will you be posting the recipes on twitter. |