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1:20 Old Park Star 2:00 Kopek Des Bordes (Nap) 2:40 Winston Junior 3:20 The Doyen Chief 4:00 Lossiemouth 4:40 Downmexicoway 5:20 Wade Out

With your esteemed Clerk of Course Knowledge (apologies for the unfortunate acronym there!) I thought you would be keeping us informed on wind directions, soil consistency and length of the grass etc.

Count me in and many thanks for running it.

I pull my face at paying a tenner for a bottle of wine and this little bast*rd has 70k's worth of the stuff hidden away. Remind me which country is he riding his farewell ride next.

Sorely tempted to attend on the 7th of March at Ashton-under-Lyne Golf Club to find out what snooker pundit John Parrott fancies for the festival. His insight will be priceless!!!

It's with Neil King but I see your point.

I took 10/1 on Kelce the other day as it won well for me on its latest start at Musselburgh where it looked the winner throughout the race. Interesting to see that all three Neil Mulholland horses have stood their ground.

And the stable is bang out of form. 2 winners from their last 50 runners.

You do realise tonight's card clashes with the Winter Olympics coverage. Should I watch the Olympics where the presenters are off piste or the racing where the presenters p*ss me right off? Decisions decisions!!!

It was funny yesterday when Chapman was interviewing Dave Evans pre race and asked him about Seb Sanders riding for him in the past. Evans reply was 'Is he still talking sh*t in the studio nowadays?'

I chanced a small wager on Jonjo O'Neil's horse Jipcot 3:00 Ascot at 11/2 boosted to 6/1 last night as his horses are in form and it his only runner at the course. Been backed into 3/1 best price and still shortening. Mind you when I beat the bookies on prices they rarely win!!!!

Kempton, Haydock and Redcar could follow.

Happy birthday!!! Red Rum won his second national on my 21st 30th March 1974.

Ssschhh you know who!!!

I have took a chance on: Bubble Dubi at 33/1 trained by Stuart Edmunds with Charlie Hammond jocked up. It won on its latest start at Aintree in November last year on its first start for 660 plus days. It beat the runner up Haarar by 11 lengths giving it a stone. Haarar went on to win at Haydock...