dontforgetthefueltapsbruv

Wonder if he will remember to limp on the correct one this time

A poor spectacle from a racing point of view kept a little more interesting by the unexpected start by Northampton taking the lead Stream was decent with improvements to the graphics Camera angle still too narrow on occasions meaning you missed a background tussle - which is more important action than a close up of the leader imo

Bright and breezy day so will be drying out quick if too little water used earlier No chance of rain so got it down and soaking into the base hopefully

The Witches should be good for 55

Witches can be very proud of that effort

Stars by 12

Polished and rolled in glitter at home?

No doubt the "in thd best interests" reg applies here

If the Witches score begins with a 4 then they will have performed a miracle I'm expecting a 16-20 Aces win

You must sleep with one eye open and have a baseball bat in hand just in case of a break in....

Between seasons but not during aa far as I can recall

Presumably he has opted out of the RS scheme to take the No6 spot so I would expect that switch not to be an option

Well it seems the whole afternoon just wasn't long enough to do the trick Uppa Witches

Spectacular!!

48-42 to Lynn

So that would mean either the UK didn't make the necessary submission, the Gernan Federation has ignored it or Blordorn made the choice not to ride in the UK

Indeed - at Foxhall when some of us starting using horns, cow bells and a megaphone a few moved and one poor old dear dropped a stitch on her knitting

Indeed - do want some sunshine? Come on then

Happy clapper echo chamber??

Concussion protocol - but only enforceable for UK racing

Sheffield Leicester Belle Vue Ipswich Kings Lynn Northampton

Yes indeed in general - but this is Kings Lynn and you have to always start optimistically

60-30

Didn't even read the post as couldn't get past the memories of Jet Set Willy on the Spectrum from back in the day

Back in the day a decent Good Friday could financially secure the season at Ipswich Often attracted 4,000 plus