Fancies For Today II

FLOOPER wrote: »

Think the horse is called Exit to Freedom. Jeepers Zimmer. Thought that sounded a little bleak existentially speaking. ;-))) Especially on a Sunday.

Ha ha the horses dad was called EXIT TO NOWHERE and of course I was not speaking existentially as I must confess I never really did understand what Jean Paul Sartre was talking about,though I did contemplate becoming a devotee for a time when I saw the way beautiful women flocked to him .But I was much too shallow to fully embrace existentialism and I like to keep it much more simple.
I do not know which philosopher said "when god closes one door he shuts another" but i'm in his camp.

zimmermania wrote: »

Ha ha the horses dad was called EXIT TO NOWHERE and of course I was not speaking existentially as I must confess I never really did understand what Jean Paul Sartre was talking about,though I did contemplate becoming a devotee for a time when I saw the way beautiful women flocked to him .But I was much too shallow to fully embrace existentialism and I like to keep it much more simple.
I do not know which philosopher said "when god closes one door he shuts another" but i'm in his camp.

'Tis about time we brought a bit of culture into this forum.

Mixed Views 20-1 ew 4.55
Has run decently over longer trips. This drop to 7f off bottom weight should see an improvement I think. With 4 places 20-1 is a decent ew

Spirit of PAris 9-1 in same should go close AT 9-1
Lil ew

Calm bay ew next in naas

racso1975 wrote: »

And now it drifts......motha trucker

Ha brilliant 3rd











Last :-(

And now it drafts like a balloon!!!! Bookies obviously looking at my jinxed horses. .....I'm the polar opposite of hugh taylor

racso1975 wrote: »

And now it drafts like a balloon!!!! Bookies obviously looking at my jinxed horses. .....I'm the polar opposite of hugh taylor

We've all been there!

clairewithani wrote: »

😊

D'**** does that mean???

clairewithani wrote: »

My laughing smileys come up as bull****. Sorry ðŸ˜

clairewithani wrote: »

More awkwardness. Ha ha

You're not doing yourself any favours ha

Slattsy wrote: »

Anyone on Charles Byrnes' gamble??

Ya, a bit half assed though. I posted in the daily gambling thread. I had honestly decided to give up gambling permanently last night. Constantly losing, when the fun stops stop. I told my friends about the bets at around 2:30pm but wasn't going to back it myself. They didn't back them.

When the first one won I thought eff this and stuck a bit on a double which was 7/1 at that stage.

So nice to get a bit back after a horror show of a few weeks.

The thing is if I had backed them at 2:30pm I think I would have put on a very small stake as a patent or trixie, maybe as e/w. But because the first one won I ended up 'lumping on', well putting on a decent amount so came out of it fairly well.

mailburner wrote: »

just the one for me tomorrow at kempton
odds 6/5

almost missed him
7.40kemp
only 11/8

more dung

votecounts wrote: »

Wick Powell 14:30 Musselburgh @7/4

No offence intended but to you just pick a fav every day and post it?

Chatterton 5:20 Wolves, not a fancy, my dad got a tip yesterday for it. I'll have a go!

A lucky 15 ew or yankee ew that may pay off sat.

SAIGON CITY running very well since upped to 2 miles and a bit unexposed at the trip.1 45 Ascot
BAADI floundered in the mud last time but will do better on good tomorrow.2 20 Ascot
HIGHLAND COLORI has a real good chance on form and goes well here. 2 55 Ascot
SIR RODERIC keeps on improving and is a very big price at 10s in the 5 oc Newmarket.

The nap on sat is MIME DANCE in the 6 40 at AYR ,7/4 now but 2/1 may be available before race time.