Are you saying the horse got up again and jumped the last fence??[/quote]
Yeah he got up and raced on, scrambled over the last and came to a stop near the winning line, with one of those fractures where you think the leg will surely come off altogether. Dreadful scenes.
I saw SS catch a fella in Clonmel with āHeads I win, tails you loseā he had your mans 50 his pocket before the coin hit the counter. there was war!
I just put it into that bag of mine, Runty. You know the one with āSwagā written on it. I donāt like to blow my own trumpet but I had a bag of sand I took off Harry The Dog in there too.
Are you enjoying your copy of the Sporting Press, Dunph? Even carrying that newspaper around with you will be met with nods of approval from other gentlemen of the leash.
Generally i only get to read it for about 5-10mins a day, though saying that i spent 30mins reading it after first purchasing it. Thereās quite a bit to take in.
Iām counting the days to next Thursady till i get my hands on the next edition so i suppose thatās a good sign.
When iām next at a greyhound meeting, iāll consider leaving it dangling out of the arse pocket, so that they know iām a serious player.
To complete the look Iād be quite willing to post you on my National Coursing Meeting wooly hat Dunph which will give you a kudos other head garments donāt bestow in these situations.
Which advertisement in the Sporting Press grabbed your attention most? The stud masters are very original when it comes to advertisements.
[quote=āSHANNONSIDER**ā]To complete the look Iād be quite willing to post you on my National Coursing Meeting wooly hat Dunph which will give you a kudos other head garments donāt bestow in these situations.
Which advertisement in the Sporting Press grabbed your attention most? The stud masters are very original when it comes to advertisements.[/quote]
The stud advertisements took up half the paper. I suppose the one that really got my attention was an advertisment for Sean Dunphyās sire Droopyās Scolari. They made some very convincing arguments in favour of this specimen servicing your lucky bitch. Heās produced some fine offspring in fairness to him.
Our own little mare came second in the maiden hurdle, not much work done with her is recent weeks in an effort to get her handicap mark before bringing her home to grass for a little while. We are really confused by her, sometime we think she is poor, yesterday she looked the partā¦