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4th December 2024
Plus 4 and dry when driving in..
Tom Bellamy and Johnny Burke were in to ride out. Johnny for 2 lots and Tom for one before heading to Haydock..
Tom who overdid it with the persuader on Percy Veering at Market Rasen heads to Spain on 11/12/2024 through to 17/12/2024.. Tut tut! But bloody annoying for all as he misses Cheltenham next weekend.
Graig and Bevereley Grange called in third lot to see their KBRS horse Reallynthruthfully.
We wish racing cartoonist Darren Birdie well after his serious health scare..
Talking scares.. Rupert Bell's article in the Racing Post is a sharp warning that the Budget could have shocking consequences for many training because of the changes to National Insurance and the National Living wage..My original estimate has doubled to over 30K...
Christmas Carols.. Always a good sing song.. And for Charity...Grapevine would love you to come to their carol service in Cheltenham, supporting three great charities. Great Western Air Ambulance, Hope and Homes for Children and Alzheimer’s Research U.K.
A great line-up of readers, including Rory Bremner, Phil Vickery, Keith Allen and Tom McEwen.
We have three runners at Ludlow where Mat heads to saddle Land Afar, Brendas Asking and Phantom Getaway while I head to Haydock to saddle Heros De Romay.. For our thought please click here.
Guy Faber suggested a boring clean joke..
A chap walks past a pet-shop and sees a sign in the window saying 'Talking centipede for sale - £50.'
He thinks to himself I'll just have to have that - so he goes into the shop and says to the shopkeeper 'Does it really talk or are you just winding people up?'
'Yes it talks' says the shopkeeper 'In fact you can have your money back if it doesn't.'
So the chap parts with £50 and off he goes with the centipede.
When he gets outside he says to the centipede 'Would you like to go for a walk in the park?' No reply. So he asks again. No reply. So he shouts very loudly 'WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO FOR A WALK IN THE PARK!?'
To which the centipede says 'There's no need to shout, I heard you the first time - I'm just putting my shoes on.'