Well late today lol

York

2.50 NAVAL REVIEW didn`t beat much when winning debut maidenbut,being 1 lb 
out of the h`cap would not have to improve a lot to win here imo

3.25 TRANQUIL TIGER looked a very useful tool when winning over 1m 5f 
beating REGAL FLUSH 10 L

3.55 Like RIVER FALCON and HOWS SHE CUTTIN but ISHETOO is a most consistent 
animal and likes a bit of cut in the ground.

5.05 DAYLAMI DREAMS ran a cracking race at Newcastle and may make amends 
here...BUKIT TINGGI canot be dis missed lightly even with a welter burden 
for a 4-y-o

Haydock

2.10 I thought SWISS FRANC was going to the top but went wrong,would not 
have to be a lot right to take this on 2-y-0 form imo

3.15 Another decent race on what is a craking card,old stager BECKERMET may 
well be the answer to this trickiy race

4.55 PATKAI ran so well behind ALLIED POWERS he should atke this albeit at a 
very short price.

Good luck and remember enjoy it
-- 
David

"That Damn Butterfly"

Good luck mate - looked at today's TV cards through a hangover haze so 
don't know what to expect...

Haydock
=======

2:10 SWISS FRANC looks standout to me, top-rated and looks the part on 
breeding. Prohibit the likely danger with Fat Boy.

2:45 DARK MISSILE put up a good run last time and can take this en-route 
to a crack at the Wokingham. Francesca D'Gorgio and Crystany can give 
him most to do.

3:15 Major Cadeaux should take this but I'm going to chance an each-way 
on BECKERMET.

Goodwood
========

2:30 I don't have much between Conquest and VIKING SPIRIT but going for 
the latter who is bred to appreciate cut a little more.

3:00 TEARS OF A CLOWN looks the type on breeding by Galileo out of a 
Shirley Heights mare. Akaram is also well-bred and could go well.

3:30 I can't split ORDNANCE ROW and CALDRA here so will probably just 
split stakes on them. Hannon is in form but Ordnance Row has to give 
weight in soft ground so Caldra could spring a surprise and has proven 
form round here.

York
====

3:25 Can't oppose TRANQUIL TIGER after his romp last time. Tungsten 
Strike and Regal Flush I have as next best.

3:55 I like MACHINIST for this, has a lot going for him today. A danger 
at a price could be Everymanforhimself.

Finally, 2 at Newbury tonight where conditions are likely to be the key. 
They are likely to be good e/w prices and both should have their optimum 
conditions.

7:25 Moody Tunes
8:30 Flame Creek

Good Luck all

batezee wrote:
> Well late today lol
> 
> York
> 
> 2.50 NAVAL REVIEW didn`t beat much when winning debut maidenbut,being 1 lb 
> out of the h`cap would not have to improve a lot to win here imo
> 
> 3.25 TRANQUIL TIGER looked a very useful tool when winning over 1m 5f 
> beating REGAL FLUSH 10 L
> 
> 3.55 Like RIVER FALCON and HOWS SHE CUTTIN but ISHETOO is a most consistent 
> animal and likes a bit of cut in the ground.
> 
> 5.05 DAYLAMI DREAMS ran a cracking race at Newcastle and may make amends 
> here...BUKIT TINGGI canot be dis missed lightly even with a welter burden 
> for a 4-y-o
> 
> Haydock
> 
> 2.10 I thought SWISS FRANC was going to the top but went wrong,would not 
> have to be a lot right to take this on 2-y-0 form imo
> 
> 3.15 Another decent race on what is a craking card,old stager BECKERMET may 
> well be the answer to this trickiy race
> 
> 4.55 PATKAI ran so well behind ALLIED POWERS he should atke this albeit at a 
> very short price.
> 
> Good luck and remember enjoy it

On May 31, 12:10 pm, "batezee"  wrote:
> Well late today lol
>
>

Am only focusing on a small number today, not least CARNABY HAGGERSTON
(3.50 Haydock), which is bred to sprint, and from a stable that only
tends to unleash its rookies when they're ready to oblige.  Current
7.6 on Betfair is a steal IMHO.

FAT BOY (2.10 Haydock) should oblige here, given the going and terms.
There's probably still some improvement in the tank, whilst Tajdeef
and Swiss Franc have for some time threatened to be top class animals,
without quite delivering.

In the 2.50 York, FLOWING CAPE got an appalling run last time out,
sufficiently so that it could quite reasonably be discounted.  His
Doncaster and Newbury runs of last year put him well in here, with the
current price appearing decent value.  Reg Hollinshead is beginning to
show signs of an impending purple patch as well, so this one is well
worth monitoring.

Whatever your selections, have a good one guys!

2.15  I like FAT BOY of Chapple-Hyam's here .
2.45 The Irish raider of Tommy Stack's AINE is a real dark horse here, very 
progressive & could well be up to this today.
3.15 APPALACHIAN TRAIL from the Perratt yard won in real fine style from 
last to first & was very impressive.
Good luck all.
Cheers ears
Aid.



"Dave McAuley"  wrote in message 
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> Good luck mate - looked at today's TV cards through a hangover haze so 
> don't know what to expect...
>
> Haydock
> =======
>
> 2:10 SWISS FRANC looks standout to me, top-rated and looks the part on 
> breeding. Prohibit the likely danger with Fat Boy.
>
> 2:45 DARK MISSILE put up a good run last time and can take this en-route 
> to a crack at the Wokingham. Francesca D'Gorgio and Crystany can give him 
> most to do.
>
> 3:15 Major Cadeaux should take this but I'm going to chance an each-way on 
> BECKERMET.
>
> Goodwood
> ========
>
> 2:30 I don't have much between Conquest and VIKING SPIRIT but going for 
> the latter who is bred to appreciate cut a little more.
>
> 3:00 TEARS OF A CLOWN looks the type on breeding by Galileo out of a 
> Shirley Heights mare. Akaram is also well-bred and could go well.
>
> 3:30 I can't split ORDNANCE ROW and CALDRA here so will probably just 
> split stakes on them. Hannon is in form but Ordnance Row has to give 
> weight in soft ground so Caldra could spring a surprise and has proven 
> form round here.
>
> York
> ====
>
> 3:25 Can't oppose TRANQUIL TIGER after his romp last time. Tungsten Strike 
> and Regal Flush I have as next best.
>
> 3:55 I like MACHINIST for this, has a lot going for him today. A danger at 
> a price could be Everymanforhimself.
>
> Finally, 2 at Newbury tonight where conditions are likely to be the key. 
> They are likely to be good e/w prices and both should have their optimum 
> conditions.
>
> 7:25 Moody Tunes
> 8:30 Flame Creek
>
> Good Luck all
>
> batezee wrote:
>> Well late today lol
>>
>> York
>>
>> 2.50 NAVAL REVIEW didn`t beat much when winning debut maidenbut,being 1 
>> lb out of the h`cap would not have to improve a lot to win here imo
>>
>> 3.25 TRANQUIL TIGER looked a very useful tool when winning over 1m 5f 
>> beating REGAL FLUSH 10 L
>>
>> 3.55 Like RIVER FALCON and HOWS SHE CUTTIN but ISHETOO is a most 
>> consistent animal and likes a bit of cut in the ground.
>>
>> 5.05 DAYLAMI DREAMS ran a cracking race at Newcastle and may make amends 
>> here...BUKIT TINGGI canot be dis missed lightly even with a welter burden 
>> for a 4-y-o
>>
>> Haydock
>>
>> 2.10 I thought SWISS FRANC was going to the top but went wrong,would not 
>> have to be a lot right to take this on 2-y-0 form imo
>>
>> 3.15 Another decent race on what is a craking card,old stager BECKERMET 
>> may well be the answer to this trickiy race
>>
>> 4.55 PATKAI ran so well behind ALLIED POWERS he should atke this albeit 
>> at a very short price.
>>
>> Good luck and remember enjoy it

Wow, Bankable looks a banker for Ascot.
Cheers ears
Aid.

"The Weary Wizard"  wrote in message 
news:c071290d-ef11-4647-af8d-3efafba42838@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> On May 31, 12:10 pm, "batezee"  wrote:
>> Well late today lol
>>
>>
>
> Am only focusing on a small number today, not least CARNABY HAGGERSTON
> (3.50 Haydock), which is bred to sprint, and from a stable that only
> tends to unleash its rookies when they're ready to oblige.  Current
> 7.6 on Betfair is a steal IMHO.
>
> FAT BOY (2.10 Haydock) should oblige here, given the going and terms.
> There's probably still some improvement in the tank, whilst Tajdeef
> and Swiss Franc have for some time threatened to be top class animals,
> without quite delivering.
>
> In the 2.50 York, FLOWING CAPE got an appalling run last time out,
> sufficiently so that it could quite reasonably be discounted.  His
> Doncaster and Newbury runs of last year put him well in here, with the
> current price appearing decent value.  Reg Hollinshead is beginning to
> show signs of an impending purple patch as well, so this one is well
> worth monitoring.
>
> Whatever your selections, have a good one guys!
>

On May 31, 5:43 pm, "aid"  wrote:
> Wow, Bankable looks a banker for Ascot.
> Cheers ears
> Aid.
>
>

It was hilarious listening to Johnny Francome insisting on how he
wouldn't back it even if it were 4/1 after sweating up!

When he subsequently romped home, his squirming was palpable!  He then
sought to qualify his statement with: "the number of times a horse has
won after that performance in the paddock can be counted on the
fingers of one hand."

LMAO.

"The Weary Wizard"  wrote in message 
news:b9a14a79-dea1-49ad-89fd-8bb80e15d109@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com...
> On May 31, 5:43 pm, "aid"  wrote:
>> Wow, Bankable looks a banker for Ascot.
>> Cheers ears
>> Aid.
>>
>>
>
> It was hilarious listening to Johnny Francome insisting on how he
> wouldn't back it even if it were 4/1 after sweating up!
>
> When he subsequently romped home, his squirming was palpable!  He then
> sought to qualify his statement with: "the number of times a horse has
> won after that performance in the paddock can be counted on the
> fingers of one hand."
>
> LMAO.
I laid it, O me miserum:(
Derek. 



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On Jun 2, 10:44 am, "DerekF"  wrote:
>
>
> I laid it, O me miserum:(
> Derek.
>
>

An Eastbourne chap having problems finding a decent lay ... I'm saying
nothing!

"The Weary Wizard"  wrote in message 
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> On Jun 2, 10:44 am, "DerekF"  wrote:
>>
>>
>> I laid it, O me miserum:(
>> Derek.
>>
>>
>
> An Eastbourne chap having problems finding a decent lay ... I'm saying
> nothing!
>

**** me Mark, I`d better not mention I live in Kemp Town,Brighton then LOL
-- 
David

"That Damn Butterfly"

"batezee"  wrote in message 
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>
> "The Weary Wizard"  wrote in message 
> news:1fa0f3a8-f7fb-4a56-a3f9-af2411ca2493@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
>> On Jun 2, 10:44 am, "DerekF"  wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> I laid it, O me miserum:(
>>> Derek.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> An Eastbourne chap having problems finding a decent lay ... I'm saying
>> nothing!
>>
>
> **** me Mark, I`d better not mention I live in Kemp Town,Brighton then LOL
> -- 
> David
>
> "That Damn Butterfly"
>
We could  have been neighbours as we looked at a couple flats there before 
we decided on cheaper Eastbourne.
Derek. 



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>
> "batezee"  wrote in message 
> news:6akijkF37n4dtU1@mid.individual.net...
>>
>> "The Weary Wizard"  wrote in message 
>> news:1fa0f3a8-f7fb-4a56-a3f9-af2411ca2493@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
>>> On Jun 2, 10:44 am, "DerekF"  wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I laid it, O me miserum:(
>>>> Derek.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> An Eastbourne chap having problems finding a decent lay ... I'm saying
>>> nothing!
>>>
>>
>> **** me Mark, I`d better not mention I live in Kemp Town,Brighton then 
>> LOL
>> -- 
>> David
>>
>> "That Damn Butterfly"
>>
> We could  have been neighbours as we looked at a couple flats there before 
> we decided on cheaper Eastbourne.
> Derek.

Anywhere is cheaper than this place Derek,we were lucky bought very cheaply 
and watched the value soar,enough to weather any drop in value thank God :-) 
but for normal house prices? forget it. We dont see many 1st timers or even 
2nders down heere.But it is fine where we live,its like a village where 
ecveryone knows whats what etc.Very cosmopolitan,like the city itself.Dont 
start me off on beer prices! it would make our Northern colleages choke if 
they knew lol
-- 
David

"That Damn Butterfly"
-- 
David

"That Damn Butterfly"

ps used to frequent(successfuly) the KINGS CLUB in Eastbourne,is it still 
going Derek?

"batezee"  wrote in message
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>
> "DerekF"  wrote in message
> news:1212497099_241154@news.usenet.com...
>>
>> "batezee"  wrote in message
>> news:6akijkF37n4dtU1@mid.individual.net...
>>>
>>> "The Weary Wizard"  wrote in message
>>> news:1fa0f3a8-f7fb-4a56-a3f9-af2411ca2493@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
>>>> On Jun 2, 10:44 am, "DerekF"  wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I laid it, O me miserum:(
>>>>> Derek.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> An Eastbourne chap having problems finding a decent lay ... I'm saying
>>>> nothing!
>>>>
>>>
>>> **** me Mark, I`d better not mention I live in Kemp Town,Brighton then
>>> LOL
>>> -- 
>>> David
>>>
>>> "That Damn Butterfly"
>>>
>> We could  have been neighbours as we looked at a couple flats there
>> before we decided on cheaper Eastbourne.
>> Derek.
>
> Anywhere is cheaper than this place Derek,we were lucky bought very
> cheaply and watched the value soar,enough to weather any drop in value
> thank God :-) but for normal house prices? forget it. We dont see many 1st
> timers or even 2nders down heere.But it is fine where we live,its like a
> village where ecveryone knows whats what etc.Very cosmopolitan,like the
> city itself.Dont start me off on beer prices! it would make our Northern
> colleages choke if they knew lol
> -- 
> David
>
> "That Damn Butterfly"
> -- 
> David
>
> "That Damn Butterfly"
>
> ps used to frequent(successfuly) the KINGS CLUB in Eastbourne,is it still
> going Derek?
The Village atmosphere of Kemp Town was quite appealing, quite central and
on the bus route for Race Hill:-) And handy for the hospital if we have a 
big win that causes a heart attack.
Kings Club really!
Kings Nightclub - Eastbourne
18-20 Langney Road
Phone: 01323 411115

Dress code: No hats or hoodies.

Drop off info: Please drop off & pick up immediately outside the venue on
Langney Road.

Other info: No alcohol or chewing gum.

Age range: 13-17

http://www.kingsnightclub.co.uk/
Derek.




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>
> We could  have been neighbours as we looked at a couple flats there before
> we decided on cheaper Eastbourne.
> Derek.
>
>

Good choice Derek.  The economies are twofold: property prices are
more realistic, and you don't have the expense of needing to reinforce
the seats of your trousers.

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> On Jun 3, 11:47 am, "DerekF"  wrote:
>>
>> We could  have been neighbours as we looked at a couple flats there 
>> before
>> we decided on cheaper Eastbourne.
>> Derek.
>>
>>
>
> Good choice Derek.  The economies are twofold: property prices are
> more realistic, and you don't have the expense of needing to reinforce
> the seats of your trousers.

The recent Brighton Fringe Festival had a daily tour of Famous Brighton Back 
Passages. It noted that many were little known and rarely visited.
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>
>
> The recent Brighton Fringe Festival had a daily tour of Famous Brighton Back
> Passages. It noted that many were little known and rarely visited.
> Derek.
>
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LOL.  Oh for the days when the only lubrication on sale in Brighton
was Castrol GTX!