posted Nov 21, 2007

my friend paddy stuck 100 pounds on this 50/1 shot and the form read like this fffuppffu,I said how can you say this horse had good form,yes it come in at 50/1,he showed me the horses form and said look first,first,first,unlucky,pissed it,pissed it,first,first,unlucky

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posted Nov 21, 2007

woodbine willie is the real deal
whats the ante post on this beast for the novice hurdle

unseated ap didnt it ?

steering job today

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posted Nov 21, 2007

my mate was at cheltenham years ago and this horse winning by short head and the punters were throwing christmas puddings,crackers,turkeys,sausage rolls at the second horse,it went to the stewards,he was claiming that he was being hampened

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posted Nov 21, 2007

60k spot?blimey,think i better get off this forum,sounds like the rich list

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posted Nov 21, 2007

Hi Arnold
Would be harsh on AP jumped the fence then three 3 strides later cocked its jaw and went violently right he stood no chance.
Nice thats its a bit quirky normally the sign of a good horse.
It won so easily today jockey did not move at any time

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posted Nov 21, 2007

Could be a blessing in disguise though as I'm off to the Doncaster Sales in December to try and buy a horse called Logans Run who has some very decent Irish form

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posted Nov 21, 2007

I know VPU won that race at Warwick but who else?

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posted Nov 21, 2007

Don't wish to blow my own trumpet, but what the **** no one else will - if you'd care to check back I've been spotlighting Marodima ever since he was sold out of Ollie Sherwood's yard by Owners who really didn't want to let him go but couldn't compete with the £140k plus paid by Mr Johnson and associates.
Never mind - a lovely horse better suited by a flatter galloping track IMO - don't think Cheltenham was the ideal place to debut him - tends to run a little free, but definitely room for bags of improvement.

Now off to the Detroit City fan-club room for a lie down.

atb/Martin

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posted Nov 21, 2007

Yes Martin was a Million in Mind horse so had to be sold as per the terms of the partnership.
Is definitely improving as is gaining valuable experience for the festival

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posted Nov 21, 2007

Logans Run a great buy Spot-wish you the best with him-done me a great turn the day Barry Ger won on Charlies First,was singing from the rooftops

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