Sunday, 15 January 2012

Sunday's Frosty Racing Selections & Updates - 15 January

I had some great results yesterday which makes an amazingly nice change for a Saturday!  I'm beginning think I'm might be getting this racing thing sussed ......after at least 3 solid years of study, heartbreak, great joy, mad fun and puzzlement.  (That was my first joke of the blog today!)


Sunday morning:  I got up at my (now becoming usual) 05:30 to run hubby to work and returned to my coffee and the news that Kelso has been abandoned due to frost and no likelihood of a thaw.  So we have Navan and Kempton to play with today folks!  And Chris Rea in the backbground (good study music as well as good driving music) and I am about to get stuck in.




Just the one winner at Kempton (some unexpected results there today) but plenty at Navan to make up for it.  
Another very (I'm being modest - it was bl88dy brilliant!) good day with 
profits of + 22.70 (103%)............. probably as good a time as any to remind you about my coffee fund initiative (what with all these winners being free and all lol)


Navan
First Choice
E/W or RF Choice
1
13:00
Terminal 1st
Shannon Spirit (EW) UP
2
13:30
So Young 1st
Trifolium UP (2nd)
3
14:00
Baby Whizz (EW) 1st
Ferry Point (EW)  UP
4
14:30
Knockgraffon King 1st

5
15:00
Bagber UP

6
15:30
Wickow Lad  UP

7
16:00
Golden Firth (EW) 1st

Notes:
3/           Norah Starr will go off firm fav but I have serious doubts about her ability to perform to her best on this track
4/            Needs t his extra distance and should have come on for the outing LTO


Mad Ginger Alice running in the first race is the best name I've heard all week!  I'd love to know the story behind that one!  

Kempton
First Choice
E/W or RF Choice
1
13:40
Sky Diamond UP

2
14:10
Availed Speaker UP
Next Cry UP
3
15:10
Lutine Charlie UP

4
15:40
All The Winds UP

5
16:10
Regal Rave UP

6
16:40
Oratorian 1st



Meanwhile here is another 'joke'


Once upon a time a horse and a chicken were playing in a field when the horse fell into a large swamp. 
The horse cried, "Chicken! Get the farmer to help me out of this mud." 
The chicken ran to the farmer's house, but the farmer wasn't home. The chicken hot-wired the farmer's Porsche, drove back to the stricken horse, tied a rope to the Porsche's bumper and threw the other end to the horse. The horse grabbed on, the chicken stepped on the accelerator, and the horse was pulled to safety. 
A week later, the same two were again playing in the field when the chicken fell into the same swamp, and yelled, "Horse! Get the farmer to help me out of this mud." "No," said the horse. "I will get you out myself." 
The horse straddled the mud pit directly above the chicken. "Grab my penis and I will pull you out." The chicken, not wanting to die, grabbed on and was pulled to safety. The moral of the story? "If you're hung like a horse, you don't need a Porsche to pick up chicks!"


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