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| POS | CHG | FORM | NAME | SELECTION | RESULT | +/- | TOTAL | ||
| 1 | 01320-1 | hong kong fooey | 4:10 - Just The Tonic | 3rd 10/1 | -1.00 | £19.50 | |||
| 2 | 01211-0 | ad hoc shouldve won a national | 3:10 - Free Zone | Lost | -1.00 | £14.61 | |||
| 3 | 21023-0 | old applejack (7) | 2:00 - Fav | Lost | -1.00 | £8.31 | |||
| 4 | 11210-0 | look - it`s snowing | 4:10 - Snow Bay | Lost | -1.00 | £7.24 | |||
| 5 | 01100-0 | Lampus | 3:50 - Minella Stars | Won 5/6 | 0.83 | £5.64 | |||
| 6 | 10021-0 | Ming_the_Merciless (1) | 3:00 - Black Douglas | Lost | -1.00 | £0.67 | |||
| 7 | 12010-2 | cannyman | 3:50 - Come What Augustus | Lost | -1.00 | £0.09 | |||
| 8 | 00210-0 | DubaiPrince (2) | 2:00 - Whiskey Junction | Lost | -1.00 | -£0.74 | |||
| 9 | 00112-0 | Red Bloom | 4:40 - Giorgio`s Dragon | Lost | -1.00 | -£2.10 | |||
| 10 | 11002-1 | man of many moods | 5:20 - Kahsabelle | 2nd 7/2 | -1.00 | -£3.50 | |||
| 11 | 01121-2 | salmon spray (6) | 3:50 - Come What Augustus | Lost | -1.00 | -£3.53 | |||
| 12 | 00203-1 | I am the one and only223 (9) | 5:30 - Ruban | Lost | -1.00 | -£4.15 | |||
| 13 | 03000-2 | warrick hunt | 5:10 - Stanley Rigby | Lost | -1.00 | -£4.52 | |||
| 14 | +2 | 21n20-1 | Moose (2) | 3:00 - Gull Rock | Won 5/4 | 1.25 | -£4.55 | ||
| 15 | -1 | 2n121-1 | soldieroffortune | 5:30 - Ruban | Lost | -1.00 | -£5.31 | ||
| 16 | -1 | 21010-2 | Healing Hands | 3:20 - Kilmacowen | 2nd 4/9 | -1.00 | -£6.31 | ||
| 17 | 21011-1 | Hilly | 5:30 - Ruban | Lost | -1.00 | -£7.22 | |||
| 18 | +2 | nn12312 | Optimize (2) | 4:00 - Authentication | Won 10/11 | 0.91 | -£7.34 | ||
| 19 | -1 | 00301-1 | duffy | 5:40 - Entrance | Lost | -1.00 | -£8.56 | ||
| 20 | +2 | 0nn2002 | Fidway | 3:00 - Gull Rock | Won 5/4 | 1.25 | -£8.90 | ||
| 21 | -2 | 013200n | ThreeToFour (1) | 3:20 - Next Exit | Lost | -1.00 | -£8.92 | ||
| 22▼ | -1 | 00321-n | themuppet | 3:30 - Centrifugal | Lost | -1.00 | -£10.35 | ||
| 23▼ | +1 | 0002301 | heeore | 3:40 - Altharoos | Won 4/5 | 0.80 | -£10.87 | ||
| 24▼ | -1 | 00203-0 | SkyAtlantic (5) | 5:30 - Ruban | Lost | -1.00 | -£11.44 | ||
| 25▼ | 00000-0 | MALTWHIX | No selection | Lost | -1.00 | -£20.00 |
Not the best of days.
Fidway & Moose came out on top. Well done all five winners.
Fidway & Moose came out on top. Well done all five winners.
Evening shane
Pythagorean - 1.30 Goodwood
Thanks
Pythagorean - 1.30 Goodwood
Thanks
Andrew Thornton has hailed the ingenuity of officials at Chester after the track confirmed a trial into the possibility of staging summer jumps racing.
The management at the Roodee are mulling the prospect of running hurdle races around the famously tight circuit, with a schooling session planned for Monday.
Top trainer Donald McCain, who is based locally, will provide the horses for the trial, which will also be attended by a representative of the British Horseracing Authority.
Four flights of hurdles are due to be set up, with McCain's inmates working over two miles under experienced riders.
Cheltenham Gold Cup-winner rider Thornton and his weighing room colleague Richie McGrath will be in attendance in their roles as jockeys' safety officers.
"I'm going to be there on Monday and I think it's a very exciting idea. I take my hat off to Chester for taking the initiative," Thornton said.
"I know people will have their doubts as Chester is renowned as being a tight track, but Fakenham is just as sharp and nobody bats an eyelid there.
"At Fakenham, you jump the last hurdle four times over three miles and you're racing downhill past the stands. At Chester, after the turn for home, it's largely flat.
"Cartmel is also very sharp, they virtually have hairpin bends, and there is a stone wall running round the outside of the track.
"I don't think the track at Chester would be a problem, it would be no tighter than those two."
Thornton and McGrath will be looking at a number of criteria as McCain's horses are put through their paces.
Thornton said: "I'll be there as a safety officer and I suppose one of the main things to consider would be the siting of the hurdles.
"We'll also be looking at run-out areas but Chester has always seemed like a big, wide, open space so that shouldn't be a problem.
"The ground wouldn't be a problem either as Chester quite often catches a shower, particularly at this time of year which is when they are talking about racing."
Thornton will be heading to the track with a positive outlook and is hoping the experiment will prove a success.
"From the jockeys' point of view, I would definitely welcome the idea," he added.
"Hereford closes at the end of the year along with Folkestone, although we hope that might not be the case, so we would obviously welcome any other tracks.
"It's a very exciting idea and one thing you can always guarantee with Chester is a big crowd.
"I think it's a brilliant idea."
While Thornton is upbeat about the prospects of jump racing being added to Chester's calendar, former Grand National-winning pilot Mick Fitzgerald is concerned by the layout of the track, but does see the attraction of the venue.
He told At The Races: "There's no doubt that jump racing can be held on a circular track, but the problem is could it be held on one as small as Chester? That would be the worry for me.
"Cartmel is quite a tight track and there are very sharp bends there.
"The problem would be field sizes, I would think. Would you be able to have enough runners?
"And you're going to have the same old thing at Chester - you are going to have an absolute scrum for that inside over hurdles.
"There could be a lot of horses getting bowled over trying to get that inside line because as we have seen many times on the Flat, if you are drawn wide you may as well stay at home.
"If they do have hurdle racing at Chester, people will take it seriously.
"Chester is not a million miles from Liverpool and people from there will come out to watch racing there.
"It will be a big occasion and if they had a two-day meeting, throw in some Flat racing and there would be a great atmosphere and I'm sure the lads will love to sample the delights of Chester.
"Racing there would make for some very exciting viewing."
With the fixture list for next year set to be unveiled in the coming days, it would be 2014 before Chester could start jump racing.
However, clerk of the course Andrew Morris is eager to see how the trial goes before considering future plans.
He said: "We are having a schooling session on Monday.
"This is just one of a number of ideas that have been discussed and talked about.
"At the moment we are purely at the stage of just working out if it would be possible but there are no plans or decisions on what might happen in the future.
"It would be just hurdles.
"We are in discussions with the BHA and they are providing assistance and guidance and things like that."
The management at the Roodee are mulling the prospect of running hurdle races around the famously tight circuit, with a schooling session planned for Monday.
Top trainer Donald McCain, who is based locally, will provide the horses for the trial, which will also be attended by a representative of the British Horseracing Authority.
Four flights of hurdles are due to be set up, with McCain's inmates working over two miles under experienced riders.
Cheltenham Gold Cup-winner rider Thornton and his weighing room colleague Richie McGrath will be in attendance in their roles as jockeys' safety officers.
"I'm going to be there on Monday and I think it's a very exciting idea. I take my hat off to Chester for taking the initiative," Thornton said.
"I know people will have their doubts as Chester is renowned as being a tight track, but Fakenham is just as sharp and nobody bats an eyelid there.
"At Fakenham, you jump the last hurdle four times over three miles and you're racing downhill past the stands. At Chester, after the turn for home, it's largely flat.
"Cartmel is also very sharp, they virtually have hairpin bends, and there is a stone wall running round the outside of the track.
"I don't think the track at Chester would be a problem, it would be no tighter than those two."
Thornton and McGrath will be looking at a number of criteria as McCain's horses are put through their paces.
Thornton said: "I'll be there as a safety officer and I suppose one of the main things to consider would be the siting of the hurdles.
"We'll also be looking at run-out areas but Chester has always seemed like a big, wide, open space so that shouldn't be a problem.
"The ground wouldn't be a problem either as Chester quite often catches a shower, particularly at this time of year which is when they are talking about racing."
Thornton will be heading to the track with a positive outlook and is hoping the experiment will prove a success.
"From the jockeys' point of view, I would definitely welcome the idea," he added.
"Hereford closes at the end of the year along with Folkestone, although we hope that might not be the case, so we would obviously welcome any other tracks.
"It's a very exciting idea and one thing you can always guarantee with Chester is a big crowd.
"I think it's a brilliant idea."
While Thornton is upbeat about the prospects of jump racing being added to Chester's calendar, former Grand National-winning pilot Mick Fitzgerald is concerned by the layout of the track, but does see the attraction of the venue.
He told At The Races: "There's no doubt that jump racing can be held on a circular track, but the problem is could it be held on one as small as Chester? That would be the worry for me.
"Cartmel is quite a tight track and there are very sharp bends there.
"The problem would be field sizes, I would think. Would you be able to have enough runners?
"And you're going to have the same old thing at Chester - you are going to have an absolute scrum for that inside over hurdles.
"There could be a lot of horses getting bowled over trying to get that inside line because as we have seen many times on the Flat, if you are drawn wide you may as well stay at home.
"If they do have hurdle racing at Chester, people will take it seriously.
"Chester is not a million miles from Liverpool and people from there will come out to watch racing there.
"It will be a big occasion and if they had a two-day meeting, throw in some Flat racing and there would be a great atmosphere and I'm sure the lads will love to sample the delights of Chester.
"Racing there would make for some very exciting viewing."
With the fixture list for next year set to be unveiled in the coming days, it would be 2014 before Chester could start jump racing.
However, clerk of the course Andrew Morris is eager to see how the trial goes before considering future plans.
He said: "We are having a schooling session on Monday.
"This is just one of a number of ideas that have been discussed and talked about.
"At the moment we are purely at the stage of just working out if it would be possible but there are no plans or decisions on what might happen in the future.
"It would be just hurdles.
"We are in discussions with the BHA and they are providing assistance and guidance and things like that."
That's you innit?
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Was looking at chickens at the weekend, would like a few for the eggs.
I have images of the Good Life swirling around my head and Felicity Kendal 
bloomin heck !!
hong kong fuey again !!
consistency is his byword ....well done ...
hong kong fuey again !!
consistency is his byword ....well done ...
for Look its Snowing
Eagles Peak - 4.15 G
Eagles Peak - 4.15 G
Sermons Mount 9.20 Kem
Sorry its a late one Shane
Wish the class 6 Hcaps were run first
Scissors , there are a lot more consistant
performers than me , on this forum
Sorry its a late one Shane
Wish the class 6 Hcaps were run first
Scissors , there are a lot more consistant
performers than me , on this forum
Table will be around 10 tonight as i`m off the the Spiritualist Church 
It all forms part of my cunning plan to find winners
for Healing Hands
Invincible Warrior - 6.50 K
Invincible Warrior - 6.50 K
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