He paid âŹ375k for one of those pitches.
Got word for tango club here in Sligo @ 5/1
Huge shoutout to TFK from Icy on his podcast this week.
Last two minutes are worth a listen.
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Itâs be the biggest signing @Tassotti joined from an fear rua
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Heâs absolutely filleted the forums much vaunted Legal eagles.
What does he say on it about TFK?
He said its a good little forum that discusses all the main controversies but dont take any Legal advice from anyone on it as they havenât a fucking clue about it 
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I hate all of those fuckers. Thousands of accounts with âDickhead Anglo Saxon name Racingâ. Inane.
âIs it too early to start talking about Cheltenham?â FOAD
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He was unlucky here.
If youâre at the track in Ireland, oncourseodds.com appears to be like an oddschecker for track bookies.
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Tik tak toe men RIP
Thatâs very interesting. I see a lot of bookmakers on Twitter going on about how the SP returned in the ring is so much better than the SP returned off-course. Hopefully more firms row in behind this site.
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Doubt AK will be on it too much 
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Goes again in the Curragh next up
Magnier claims Regan trying to âdestroyâ him: Coolmore owner says ban on billionaireâs stud farm is justified due to âthreatsâ
Tighe, Mark. Irish Times; Dublin. 08 Aug
Coolmore Stud owner John Magnier has accused billionaire Maurice Regan of waging a campaign to try and âdestroyâ him.
A letter sent by Magnierâs solicitors Arthur Cox to Regan, seen by The Irish Times, details text messages between the two men after last yearâs High Court case over the Barne Estate.
Magnier believed he had a deal in place to buy the 751-acre estate in Co Tipperary, but Judge Max Barrett concluded a sale had not taken place. It was ultimately bought by Regan.
The letter said Coolmoreâs prohibition on doing business with Reganâs Newtown Anner Stud was justified due to threats to destroy Magnierâs reputation and business.
Magnier is being sued by Reganâs stud in the High Court for damages for alleged breaches of competition law after his horses were barred from Coolmoreâs stud services.
Reganâs complaint alleges that Magnierâs Ballydoyle racing group was given preferential treatment at the start of races in Ireland.
Regan, who runs the JT Magen construction firm in New York and the Mercantile pub group in Dublin, has also complained that trainer Joseph OâBrien was told not to train Newtown Anner horses.
In a letter sent on Thursday, Magnierâs solicitors said it was clear that Reganâs âanimusâ and âpersonal grievanceâ stemmed from a 1999 public auction where Regan and his father were the âdisappointed underbiddersâ when Coolmore bought Anneâs Gift, a large farm beside Coolmore in Co Tipperary.
The letter complained that Reganâs âsole focusâ in the competition case was to âuse them as a platform for making bald allegations in the media and elsewhereâ, culminating recently in a 13,000-word interview in the Sunday Independent.
âUnder considerationâ
Magnierâs letter said Regan had publicised complaints he made to Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board (IHRB) about Ballydoyle starting arrangements. However, it said HRI has since confirmed there was âno basisâ for the complaint to it. The IHRB said âthe matter remains under considerationâ.
The letter from Arthur Cox said the complaints were âpart of a wider campaign against Coolmore to make good on Mr Reganâs threats that he would destroy John Magnierâ.
It outlined how Regan was connected in business dealings with Luke Comer, a billionaire developer who is suspended from horse racing after his horses tested positive for banned substances. The letter said Comer had made âwild allegationsâ that Coolmore doped his horses.
Comer has alleged that Coolmore paid his training manager Jim Gorman to contaminate hay in his yard before his horses tested positive for banned substances. Coolmore and Gorman have denied the allegation.
Legal firm Creed McStay issued a response to Arthur Cox on behalf of Regan that dismissed its complaints as âa work of fictionâ. It said the Comer allegations did not concern Regan and were âan irrelevanceâ to his competition case. Reganâs relationship with Comer was âa narrow oneâ concerning one investment, it added.
The firm said Regan had intended to continue business with Coolmore after the Barne case but claimed Magnier âcould not let the matter restâ. It denied Regan had nursed a grievance for 27 years, saying he had done business with Coolmore for 20 of those years. Comer was contacted for comment.
Coolmore giving Maurice Regan $1.9m
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Hush money