.....GOING ........

Curragh is flat racing,Punchestown is a National Hunt Card .......Hope this helps.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy_DASt7hDs

jayzus WR, Ozy is after u on so many threads days, not to mention lapsy and wildman as well.

and he has this lad dj on your case as well..i'd say theres a few PMs being exchanged there whaa..?

ozy is it that Wr has worked all his life and is now retired that ye don't like? You think working is for the little people eh Ozy?
or that he has a happy family life and kids?
or that he loves his racing and regularly attends meetings all over the place?

cos we know by now ye have very little of the above going on


id rather listen to workrider's stories than your fairytales tbh. You re as phoney as that Cambridge degree mate.

freddie, mr nice guy dj has let the mask slip,his knowallknowphuckall attitude on here is cringeworthy,he has let the mask slip or maybe he just forgot to log in the proper details and has to keep the pretence going.

Freddie,

There have been a lot of cases of stalking on here over the years but few as intense as your unrequited interest in me over the last couple of months.  A cursory examination of your posting history here;

http://community.betfair.com/freddiek

confirms that 95% of your posts in this time period have been unprovoked direct personal attacks on me. Without any humour or variety.  Without any encouragement...I have hardly ever mentioned you on here, frankly because you are of no interest to me whatsoever.

I enjoy the occasional contretemps.  Bottom line is, if I found you even remotely interesting or engaging, I would choose to interact with you.

I have therefore decided to block you.  A first for me.

Knock yourself out, I won't be reading what you have to say.  Sorry, old chap.

So are you telling me that N. H. horses prefare good to firm , you clown ..The implication was , why is a national hunt track not watering ....

because its going to hose down tonight and tomorrow......you absolute excuse for an imbecile......ya really are a champion chump......

Last response to WR- my tolerance has worn out.
WR-You really think the going description for National Hunt is the same as flat?

You no more implied watering but now are tying to cover it up,a poor attempt-
This is why you used the phrase "a couple of miles down the road".

You made a mistake and were pulled up on it-No big deal and no need for the immature insults or keyboard warrior routine.

Freddie K - I have no part in any side of the battles that go on here between the 2 sides.

I respect Wildman's (disagree a fair bit) and Pa's views on racing but as for Workrider and Dickie-There contributions aren't worth reading -One is harmless tbf and the other is an illiterate Troll.

I suspect the unfortunate guesser dj was on the special brew last night himself,and to call anyone a troll on an annonymous forum where you have been trolling silver about his alcohol intake and more recently started trolling workrider about his racing knowledge.i suspect you wouldnt be as forthcoming with your insults in person.....in hindsight you were right about 365 getting the price wrong on the gleeson pig,it shoulda been 40/1 after winning a wexford maiden....ffs did ye ever hear the equal.......

The fact  courses a couple of miles apart having extremes of going is indeed a worry , G/F on a national hunt course is WORTH NOTING for the race goer ..I'm beginning to think you're on the windup , you now seem to think i dont know that Punchestown and the Curragh race under different codes ...I think you need your head examined ...Tell me do they race over hurdles at laytown....I'm of the opinion that the going at the Curragh would be more inclined to be g/f rather than Punchestown ...Sure what would i know eh....Stick to the budget ...more your style....

Richters know you are rightly sticking up for yourself( i,ve no wish for myself to get into yet another argument on here and coming off the computer feeling "sh1tty") Really not taking sides but very harsh concerning Hikari,a short head cost 3rd and staying on well enough in a muddling race.

as somebody said the other day.......he didn't want to debate with an unarmed man........there really is no point......

Nutty , medication time ....Plug yourself into the mains....

S-L-O-W-L-Y-This time Workrider

Good(Good to Yielding) on a flat track is the equivalent to Good to firm on a National Hunt Track,Hope this helps.

Pa,why you even try to communicate to the likes of Richters-I will never know.

plug yerself into the Italian......LOL......it wont be the first time either ya numpty......

Dj, Richters and Workrider have always been very civil to me.

Its a IRANIAN you dope , plug in , plug in , last chance ....

Fair enough Pa,if this the level of debate you want on here.

get into bed ya little braindead ya.......

Try the Iranian Nutty , i think he'll oblige .....

dj i have a feeling if you were a chocolate bar you would eat yourself.........i cant understand this high held opinion of yourself because you come across as a complete **** that needs a good slap across the side of that massive head of yours.....

The poor guys depressed , like his mate Nutty , fairly pissed off with the Government i believe , they took no heed of his missive on his budget thread .....

Freddiek has got it right here and has Ozymandius sussed.

Some will think I am just taking up for Workrider but he just happens to be correct here again.

His opening post is reasonable and worthy of comment the replies of Dj876 are unworthy of him,his first reply is just being smart his
other replies are just pure wrong.
     " Good( good to yielding) on a flat track is equivalent of Good to firm on a National Hunt track "
That comment is just ridiculous and Rocketfingers like.
There are nuances in ground conditions but ground is still ground and there should be no difference in ground descriptions between codes
Firm ground is firm ground and it doesn't change no matter what horses are running on it.
The ground at the Curragh yesterday would and should be called the same if they were running a bumper or a hurdle race there.

A recent development has been Clerk of courses trying to make a difference between the two codes which is wrong but even they would never make a claim that Good ( good to yielding ) on a flat track is the equivalent of good to firm on a National Hunt track.

Any update on the going at Punchestown. If it comes up with a bit of cut I like the chances of Orgilgo Bay in the juvenile hurdle.

Plenty of rain there so has to be a change from the Good to Firm quoted.

Will be soft.  Hasnt not stopped raining since i woke at 7AM this morning.

It wasn't worth replying to the poor lad Wildmanfromborneo , hes away with the fairies , in more ways than one....

WORKRIDER  HOPE YOU LISTENED KING VULEVLSA WAS 11/1 WHEN I TOLD YOU THIS MORNING?

Well done mate , no bet , Granddaughter arrived soon after i spoke to you , so never made it down .Ran well looked beat before the turn , then picked up really well , good ride from Cooper ...Delighted for you...

Another one on throwing bouquets at himself..

well done the gothchee good call...