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10 Sep 25
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No horseracing in the UK today. Wednesday has always been a carp day for horseracing in the UK. A lot of dross get a day-out with pay.
Can it be extended and covered next week (17th Sept) too? I think punters will be well-chuffed if horseracing on Wednesday in the UK is cancelled permanently. A day of rest will be appreciated by most in horseracing UK too.
Can it be extended and covered next week (17th Sept) too? I think punters will be well-chuffed if horseracing on Wednesday in the UK is cancelled permanently. A day of rest will be appreciated by most in horseracing UK too.
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I was going to go to lunchtime bingo with Mrs Gravy, then I remembered it was loads of old women playing bingo. Fcuk that.
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Tuesday is often the poorest quality of the week although Sunday is getting close. No trainer or jockey is forced to compete every day and some Wednesdays are very good. My favourite is Friday in most weeks when many owners and trainers introduce their best 2yos.
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I'll be doing something completely different today. I'm going into Sutton High Street to collect a package from M&S. Then sample some of the various cuisines in the high street (not fast food).
Next wednesday hopefully pop into Dulwich Village for a spot of coffee and a croissant at Gail's; the restaurant Megan may be too pricey for me. A spot of culture and possibly a nose around the compound of Dulwich College (if allowed) to check out the facilities, and fees. |
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nose around the compound of Dulwich College (if allowed) to check out the facilities, and fees.
What a strange plan Impossible!  |
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This is mysterious…
Sutton High Street to collect a package from M&S.  |
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A friend's little boy is super smart. He attains a 99.4% in his school report. I hope there will be something for him at Dulwich College eg a bursary. A day boarder at Dulwich College could pay as much as £25k per annum.
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I hope that the teachers are super smart and the curriculum as what they teach now mostly is out of date before you graduate.
AI will change what jobs we do and any planning for a future has to consider that. |
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It's a kudos with future employers with a CV containing education at Dulwich College, Epsom College, Oxford / Cambridge / Bristol unis to name three. I think an entrance exam is necessary too at Dulwich College. The grounds and its main building are impressive, grand and regal from the outside.
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