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29 Jul 25
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some loony lady on ruk,suggests you get over your wallets pain by washing them down with an £80 bottle of sparkling wine 
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fish'n'chips was excellent value at Goodwood in 1985
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Extel handicap for Cumani ?
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Or was it Hobbs and Lord Rosebery , crikey that's a long time ago to remember
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It was one of Luca's.
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Thanks second
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Saw it win at Carlisle, won a few on the bounce I seem to remember.
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Luca loved the extel hcap. Won it 3 years on trot with Free Guest (Won Nassau following year i think)/ Fish N Chips & CHinoiserie(Beating stablemate favourite Celestial Storm) in mid 80s.
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I get my Fish and Chips from the local Chinese Chippie. The man behind the counter he say you want sore finger?
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FRAX, for those that remember the oss... 'Gerry Gallbladder • November 20, 2011 12:06 PM GMT
1980's Sandown or Kempton (can't recall exactly), Frax, Willie Carson riding for Cumani with 7 stone 11 pounds or thereabouts. Horse won 5 lengths pulling a cart but was thrown out for a really minor infringement. Still irks me even now!' |
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https://community.betfair.com/horse_racing/go/thread/view/94102/28703617/top-ten-disqualifications-in-the-history-of-horse-racing#flvWelcomeHeader
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How much are they then?
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14.95
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As far as prices go I would say that is pretty reasonable.
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£3.30 for a jumbo sausage & £3.75 for regular chips the days of fish & chips being one of the cheaper take aways are long gone £8.90 for a regular cod. getting a curry is cheaper these days from your local take away
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Joined: 02 Jan 05 | Topic/replies: 13,860 | Blogger: blackbarn's blog
14.95 Grandaughter and I had Jerk Chicken in Ginger Beer batter with a good portion of Fries, Coleslaw, Mango Aioli and BBQ sauce today at £14.50. Excellent for racecourse food. Will try the Fish and Chips tomorrow and report back. Our Sussex village chippy is amazing so have a good benchmark (Medium Cod and Chips £13.50). |
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geoff m29 Jul 25 15:03Joined: 23 Feb 03 | Topic/replies: 20,036 | Blogger: geoff m's blog
Luca loved the extel hcap. Won it 3 years on trot with Free Guest (Won Nassau following year i think)/ Fish N Chips & CHinoiserie(Beating stablemate favourite Celestial Storm) in mid 80s. Celestial Storm brings back good memories...Won the leger trial, before being trounced by Moon Madness in the actual Leger, the whole field got trounced.....i could tell you my Moon Madness story, but i wont as its painful......lol |
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tbf take away Fish & Chips in Midhurst down the road is almost that price and fairly average.
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Had fish n chips in Clifden, Galway, not
Far from Ballybrit, On a visit there recently at 22.50, For two small pieces, and frozen chips In fact most places charge 22 or there abouts, hmmmm!!! Avoid this place, BnB’s were 120 to 140 for A room in a 50 yo cold bunge a low Stayed at Foyles Hotel 140 for a old smelly room The entire town is a total rip off. It’s 40 mins to racetrack |
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I went to Galway once (no racing on) and I must admit it did have a good vibe. I enjoyed it but certainly wouldn't go there when racing is on (as I wouldn't with Cheltenham, Liverpool these days).
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There are far too many "festivals" coined by the bookies' stooges. Personally, only Cheltenham, Royal Ascot, Goodwood and York are the ones qualified, and with the right credentials.
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Was the jerk good?
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times are hard THE WINE WAITER reduced to selling his arris promoting hot dogs,we /ruk must reached ground zero when their discussing what £80 bottle of wine to have with your hot dog. ialways though you had tomatoe sauce with it
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