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10 Nov 24
12:34
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Mine is self explanatory.....I obviously think imho that Dancing Brave was the best racehorse I have had the pleasure to witness. Lots of you probably have your names but some sound quite interesting......spill the beans if you want to explain to fellow forumites the meaning behind your forum name
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So is mine. I'm fat and I like a punt.
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The road where I bought my first home. Nothing of any other personal or racing significance.
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........and I'm just a jinx.
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i went transgender and was left with xl labia..hence the name.
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i've completed a couple of times Striding Edge ,, never got to do Blencathra and little to old to be doing it now
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I was trained by Barry Hills and was also his nickname.
I won the Chester Vase and Geoffrey Freer. 4th in Derby won by Galileo and 3rd in Leger won by Milan |
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Fred Winter horse late 70's
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Acey-deucey is deliberately riding a horse with one stirrup shorter than the other. It is most often seen in racing in the United States, where a jockey will slightly lengthen the inside stirrup to gain better balance on turns, all of which are left-handed in America. Some riders believe this helps them.[4]
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Never heard of that Acey but when I was riding I always had one longer than the other....its just felt comfortable for me...perhaps I have 1 leg longer/shorter than the other
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Never knew that either acey.
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Does that mean you’ve spelt your forum name wrong, Acey?
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Yes i know Kembo.
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Spelling wiz never ma strong point.
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Mine has no significance whatsoever, 100%
fictitious I am Not a Cardinal (but I am a Catholic) |
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Good name for a horse though
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Think we did this years ago, mine was one of the horses i first had shares in years ago, a selling plater and dual purpose horse, won a few races. It's apparently a hill in Scotland something to do with the Stewarts i believe, also a rather rude anagram.
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I actually thought Sue Smith had a horse called that.
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Dangleflaps ffs....Conjurs up all kinds of disgusting images.
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Stanley Racing ( remember them ) made a blunder on a top batsman market many years ago so took advantage around most of their Liverpool shops , hence Hayden = Matthew Hayden.
Memorable day albeit after timing |
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Mines too the cardinal lol
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Liked that horse Tom , one of my fav's in a good chasing era
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It was that or rodman,
It was a good time for racing. |
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Sorry guys didnt realise this had been done years ago....missed it
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Anyone know what Sparrows means????
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Acey.
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He's a cockney DBTB.
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I was working ( yes some of us did ) in the Shipyards in Glasgow at the time of joining. Now in sunny
Chester. |
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acey deucy 10 Nov 24 13:05
Acey-deucey the DC couldnt even spell it correctly...#wac |
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Mitolo named himself after a wine
No surprise there from the forum's hopeless alcoholic |
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My name followed by form. No reason to have a stage name.
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The 1st name I tried to use had been taken so it was the next name I thought of.
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The 1st name I tried to use had been taken so it was the next name I thought of.
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The 1st name I tried to use had been taken so it was the next name I thought of.
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The 1st name I tried to use had been taken so it was the next name I thought of.
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The 1st name I tried to use had been taken so it was the next name I thought of.
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I don't know how that has happened
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Should have tried 5 times imo.
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Come on Gaz. U next. And don't use aceys excuse
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