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14 Apr 13
19:06
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Off to the Caribbean tomorrow night for the next 6 weeks, but will leave the forum with a winner before I depart. Gin Time 2.40 Redcar MD Nap. Probably won't be a huge price but will win never the less.
Good luck all.
Good luck all.
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Sandy lane Snap??
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 You're on the ball dj!! Have you been before? |
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No lad I'd be lucky to get a Thursday night in Hayes's Hotel.
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Goodbye Walter Mitty (snap crackle and pop)
In real life, Walter Mitty isn't anything special. He gets bossed around by his wife a lot. He can't do simple mechanical things. He's forgetful. He's not a great driver, and people always seem to be either yelling or laughing at him for one blunder or another. To compensate for his failings in the real world, Mitty creates an entire "secret life" for himself: a series of fantasies in which he is a powerful, decisive man admired by those around him – everything he is not in reality. FOYDC. |
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 ah jesus thats a classic! |
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It's amazing someone says he going some place and all of a sudden he's being called Walter mitty. I remember when i went to Marbella last year and Sandown with a lady friend both times i was called Walter Mitty usually by Wildman and his band of muddy men. zzzzzzzzzzzz
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In fairness this forum is like a Walter Mitty convention at times
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I understand db but it's wheeled out so much, i know nothing abut snap but i'd take him at face value.
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i thought gotchee's reply was very amusing.for comic content ,it was top class!
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lets get one thing straight here lads.....the original and king of the WALTER MITTYS is none other than our resident spoofer rocketfingers aka scumfingers,toutfingers.billytheliar,the hun from ballymun and dont forget it........
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What a sad individual richters is, bore of will you , you log off to see my posts because i have you blocked.
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Paid for by Ladcrooks?
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Good luck with gin time. Cant have the jockey although saying that shes nearly as good as Sam Hitchcott.
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Beaten after being matched at 1.04
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Jockey threw it away,its as simple as that. Failed to hit it once inside the last furlong. All she was doing was messing with the rains for the last 250m of the contest.
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and a lovely juicy sp.i was in a hackett shop and local magpie said at the furlong pole how far.i knew we were fcuked then.!!..cathy very bad there,thought she had it won.a couple of cracks and she was home
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Was on Gin Time myself but how you can blame the rider is baffling, hardly her fault they weren't drawn near the rail & hitting a horse that is wandering badly has several potential consequences, one of which is rarely getting the horse to go faster in a straight line. Did everything she could in my opinion to get that horse home, that's racing.
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Gentlemanjohn,the key phrase you used and you are correct "she did everything she could". Unfortunately what Cathy can do isnt up to much.
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Guess you're not a fan then jimeen and that's your prerogative of course. Personally have huge time for cathy, think she's one of most underrated jockeys in the uk at the moment, like to see her getting more opportunities
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nothing to see here...move along....just the usual,mug punters arguing why they lost.
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shes weak in a finish john.thats the crux.looks of but gets beaten in too many close finishes that she should win
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^^^^and there u have it folks.the wisdom of a mug punter.^^^^
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its funny the man who calls everyone a mug punter..he put up his tips for 3 days and soon stopped..and no one gave him stick...but it was noticed he soon stopped with them being a no show..sorry but it would be a joke if it wasent so sad...
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tony he cudnt tip shh 1te out of a bucket......workrider is on the pigs back imo.......however the rat will have his cheerleading girlfriend rockethead to fall back on when his tipping inevitably goes pearshaped......
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wellsaid mate
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Gentlemanjohn,i suppose that its a sexist thing but i just cant really have women sportsmen competing on a level playing field with men in any sport,horse riding is just one of those disciplines. I know you can say Nina Carberry is better than most males at the level she is at,and Jane Mangan as well. People will be able to give examples of women riding Cheltenham winners, group 1 winners etc,but i have noticed particularly in the last few years that women jockeys have become fashionable,and there seems to be an abundance of them riding thesedays. Women simply cant have the same physical strength,or the real determination of a competent man in a close finish. I rarely bet women jockeys myself,and never ever back non amateur ones.
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Sorry I couldn't leave ye with a winner, but however I do completely agree with jimeen on this. One to note while I'm away is der blaue reiter.
Adios, Snap |
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lol the gotchee....thats the blonde rockethead took to sandown........
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Fair enough jimeen, you're putting your hard-earned on the line so you can be as sexist as you like. However i dont fully buy the women cant be as strong in a finish as men line. Sure it feels like common sense but i've seen enough of hayley turner - yes i think she's a very capable jockey - and other women riding finishes to wonder if that's totally the case. And I dont think you get to ride 50 winners a season like cathy gannon does if you're that weak in a finish. It's not as if she's riding odds on favourites every time she saddles up. Also i think there might be better reasons to explain why more and more female jockeys are being successful other than it being part of some fashion trend
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Open to correction by the statisticians , but reference the lady jocks , I have the feeling that they are better performing when they are on the all weather tracks than on grass surface . It is a gut feeling though , and I am not that big a fan of Lingfield , Southwell , Wolverhampton or Dundalk . I have noticed a few of the younger girls "stealing " a good few lengths at the start , and presumably the others dismiss them as potential winners and ride accordingly . And they dont always come back to the rest of the field .
Like Cathy and Hayley myself , neither into show boating , just honest to goodness horsemanship ( no pun intended ) , and there is room for them alongside the men . And occasionally I back one of their mounts . Over the sticks its a lot harder for a womans muscles to help steer a large conveyance , Nina and Katy and Jane are all superb riders , jockeys table might be a bit different if they were men ! |
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A.W. at Redcar
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15th of apr post on here..17.34 as snap would say methinks i filled my bootz!!..12/1 sp 18 bsp..tasty
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me thinkz was a v v tasty 1 indeed kavvie mate...,"!! grrreat price....grrrrrreat horse..,,"grrrrrreat trainer..!:.."!! booooooom!
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they not rally intresed in you tipping winners round here.they want you giving losers so they can slag you.sad but true..not one reply to your 12/1 winners says a lot
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ur back early from the carribean snap
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snap iz stil on his holz mate..,"..
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So who are you then if snap is still away
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