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14 Sep 26
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The stunning bit of foresight was Cleese calling the track Exeter. At the time people called it Devon, D and E, or even Haldon. No one ever referred to it as Exeter apart from B Fawlty.
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Did you know that Slough has the biggest Data Centre hub in Europe (2nd biggest in the world)?
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Still can't work out which side to go when it's good to soft at Windsor.
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Alan Argeband had a thousand to eighty each way with Ron Newton and Harry Metcalfe, and Dodger bet him 5 hundred to one on jumping the second last.
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Dragonfly's SP was 14/1, so I'm pretty sure Argeband had a £1,000 to £70 each way at least. Eddie Avalon laid a hundred pounds to three each way first show.
(Also, the filly ran in the 3.00 at Exeter; perhaps the clocks went forward that weekend.) |