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A welsh winner...the english like to claim everything....
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Thai KICKED
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Wondered where the midget was today
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Delighted for Sean Bowen.....top class jockey,winning in ireland is the acid test.
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Yes great ride, he is still a Mile behind Cobden though.
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if i was Mullins, id make Harry, stable jockey...smooth as silk in the saddle, most horses settle so well for him.
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Agreed.
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Harry stable jock
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Townend is brilliant Cobden even better imho.
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Make deucy stable jock
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There all just steering jobs
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Obviously the irish will keep it in house, although Brad, that man again, got on a lot of good irish one's.
imo Cobden is the best NH rider bar none. if Harry was on CH, he would still be unbeaten. |
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go to course and tell nico |
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Then tell nicky
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tell you this, Steve Smith Eccles would have been gone a year ago if he had done a Nico , that first one on Shiskin....Nicky must have mellowed greatly in the interim.
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tell you this, Steve Smith Eccles would have been gone a year ago if he had done a Nico , that first one on Shiskin....Nicky must have mellowed greatly in the interim.
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Nico taken to Hospital after a fall at Plumpton i hope he is ok.
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Harry wins again for Willie.
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Say no more.
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Ure nan could a won on that.....after a few lessons by you
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Skelton horse was going far the better all the way round.
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Irish got there arse kicked...
'their' ya disslextic tatey. |
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Never at school.......Doon the bookies
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50 year later.......Doon the bookies
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there
pronunciation note: Pronounced (ðəʳ IPA Pronunciation Guide, STRONG ðeəʳ IPA Pronunciation Guide) for meanings [sense 1] and [sense 2], and (ðeəʳ IPA Pronunciation Guide) for meanings [sense 3] to [sense 20]. 1. pronoun A1 There is used as the subject of the verb 'be' to say that something exists or does not exist, or to draw attention to it. There are roadworks between the two towns. Are there some countries that have been able to tackle these problems successfully? There were differences of opinion, he added, on very basic issues. There's nothing in this room; there's no bed, and not a single shelf. There's no way we can afford to buy a house at the moment. 2. pronoun You use there in front of certain verbs when you are saying that something exists, develops, or can be seen. Whether the verb is singular or plural depends on the noun which follows the verb. There remains considerable doubt over when the intended high-speed rail link will be complete. There appeared no imminent danger. There rose before us the great pyramid of Gaza. There developed a practice that came to a tragic and terrible end. 3. convention B2 There is used after 'hello' or 'hi' when you are greeting someone. 'Hello there,' said the woman, smiling at them.—'Hi!' they chorused. Oh, hi there. You must be Sidney. 4. adverb [be ADVERB, ADV to-inf] B2 If something is there, it exists or is available. The group of old buildings on the corner by the main road is still there today. The book is there for people to read and make up their own mind. [+ for] Nothing will be spent until he has made sure the money is there to pay for it. |
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acey deucy 21 Apr 25 17:09
Irish got there arse kicked... Their: This word is a possessive pronoun that indicates ownership or belonging to a group of people acey..thicker than a fat lasses ankle. #WAC |
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What makes anybody think that Cobden would go anywhere?
These stupid Irish v English threads are pathetic. As long as the best horse wins I don't care who trains it |
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The British strike rate in Ireland must be double ,if not more than the Irish rate in England.
Most big Irish festivals,5/6 British runners,2 winners English festivals ,loads of Irish runners,11 in the triumph alone,a few winners. It seems easier to beat the Irish away than at home. |
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Lots of highbrow comments on this thread acey....come on i prefer you tipping winners
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You'll be waiting a long time for that to happen,trendy
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cudnt tip sh1t from his barrow...
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But he does bring joy to many on this forum...like the old days.
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Trendy nose.....When i go yer all fooked.
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I thought the heading was from Ms Curtis, the trainer of the winner of the Irish National. Same again next renewal, I hope.
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Mullins winning British trainer comp.....now that's a kick up a££
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Mullins winning British trainer comp.....now that's a kick up a££
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