Today's Horse Racing

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Euler
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Messy Monday ahead. Kempton in front of the Curragh is not great. Windsor already late and clashing. The lawn looks like it could do with a mow.
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Dallas
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Appalling weather here but it will be a break from the racing for me today
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ShaunWhite
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Euler wrote: ↑
Mon May 06, 2019 2:04 pm
 The lawn looks like it could do with a mow.
I bought a new mower the other day (rock'n'roll lifestyle eh?) but tbh I think it would have been a better idea to by a sheep! If yours is like mine then it's 12" high in places after the recent sun & rain.
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Derek27
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Never had a lawn before and mine grew to 12 inches plus while I was still living in the old flat and didn't have time for it, now I'm held up by the weather. And I never knew using a strimmer was so messy!
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Strim edges then mow.......oh and before you start, remove pebbles kicked into the grass by post-persons, leafleters, (and the last couple of weeks, political canvassers). Anyway... sorry, off topic. :-)
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Derek27
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greenmark wrote: ↑
Mon May 06, 2019 5:52 pm
 Strim edges then mow.......oh and before you start, remove pebbles kicked into the grass by post-persons, leafleters, (and the last couple of weeks, political canvassers). Anyway... sorry, off topic. :-)
It's cat poop that worrys me!
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spock
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just keep your cakehole shut and don't lick your lips, you will be fine.
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Derek27
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Just let the cat out for the first time since moving in, the big day marred by the weather. After a quick sniff around the garden she started eating some grass ‒ problem solved. :D
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Derek27
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Struggling to get anything worthwhile out of the afternoon markets.
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Dallas
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After all last nights excitement its time to settle into this afternoons racing and May Chester festival
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Dallas
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Lowest stall number wins the opener on the course and distance with the biggest draw bias
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Euler
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Let's see if we see some backing on the next.
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Dallas
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Not the lowest stall this time but looked promising for #3 again for a while
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Derek27
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Competitive handicaps are where the draw is most crucial at Chester.
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Dallas
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Also shorter distances, that last was 1m3f so one of the lowest biases
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