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Bigwillystyle
10 Jul 13 16:11
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This training lark a go. As silver says there is nothing to it. I have 2 nicely bred geldings by Flemensfirth and Lawman ready to go into training. Have a couple of acres. Sure there is nothing to it. Even Rothwell
Can train a winner Laugh

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Ozymandius
When: 10 Jul 13 16:45
Ya, save yourself a few quid and do it yourself BWS.  Its all about whether the horse is any good anyway.

And when it comes time to race it, give workrider the leg up, no need to go near any of these primadonna pro jockeys.
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Deplasterer
When: 10 Jul 13 17:22
]Laugh
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pa lapsy
When: 10 Jul 13 17:27
^ You're first owner BWS, give up de gatt and you'll be laughin Laugh
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kavvie
When: 10 Jul 13 17:27
silvergreaser will advise you etc..
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silvergreaser
When: 10 Jul 13 17:33
Wish you luck in your new adventure bigwill, don't forget a sheep farmer from Wales with a couple of horses and a few chickens was able to win a Cheltenham Gold Cup, and another farmer with a couple of horses and a few chickens from Co Carlow was able to win a host of big national hunt races with a horse called Danoli and we can't go without an honorable mention to those farmers from Co Kilkenny the Bowes (RIP James), who were a great small breeder owner combination who enjoyed many big race successes with Limestone Lad 35 wins in all and little Solerins 22 wins in all.

Can't be all that difficult bigwill?.
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J.R.Hartley
When: 11 Jul 13 10:00
Sound advice from Silver Willie......Get some chickens!
By:
Vubiant
When: 11 Jul 13 10:25
Chelt-hen-ham here we come.
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