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I'd say that the top 2 are constant and the 3rd varies with my mood. On a different day I might have picked Blue or Born To Run, a Beatles album (probably A Hard Day's Night), Gaucho by Steely Dan, Hold Out by Jackson Browne or Night and Day by Joe Jackson.

Pet Sounds - Beach Boys (1966) Forever Changes - Love (1967) Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan (1967)

I exclude book builders as they use a different rationale but, by and large, I most often hear the word 'value' used by losing punters as a consolation. Of course, if you're betting to enhance your pleasure in watching a race rather than just making money, you can claim value in getting a good...

They were from Burnage about a mile and 30 years away from Oasis. I was in the same primary school class as Colin Leckenby, brother of guitarist, the late Lek.

The eye test for me showed both Energumene and Jonbon as solid rather than outstanding. Both at tracks where they have good records and beating horses that they should. Encouraging and no crosses but, for me, not worthy of the flowery language in the media.

Airlie Beach Cadmium Kemboy Robin De Carlow Captain Kangaroo :cool:

Ratings would be biased against hurdlers and even the likes of Kemboy were rated higher than Hurricane Fly. Much like most tabloid polls, ask a stupid or unqualified question and you get stupid answers which is, of course, the point.

Merseyrail already cautioning against travelling tomorrow.

I seem to remember a red button choice to have no commentary for football matches but retain the crowd noise for atmosphere. So much better than having Carragher deliberately mispronounce Gundogan.

I'd be more concerned about 68mph gusts of wind forecast.

There's a minimum price per unit in Scotland (and Wales) so probably more expensive there. In my local (Welsh) Tesco, 4 x 440ml cans of Poretti are £6 reduced to £4.50 with a Clubcard. 660ml bottles of San Miguel are £1.99 each. In the pub, San Miguel is £4.40 and Poretti £5 a pint.

Enjoy the original.

Connections of Beacon Edge will be delighted to have had a G1 day out and picked up over 10k in prize-money.

I think that we all understand that handicapping elite horses is an art rather than a science because they don't usually run in handicaps so there's a certain amount of latitude. I'd be fairly confident that Lossiemouth would be competitive in a handicap off 160 and is capable of a few pounds...

Lossiemouth OR +4 to 160.

Insignificant for most people but a nice little bonus for me. Connie's 4yo Wings of Eagles half sister, The Great Nudie, has just won her first hurdle race. She was 'not sold' at 145k earlier in the year after she'd won her point so hopefully she can keep producing to enhance the family tree.

We all have our own opinions of the result but this is an interesting statistical breakdown showing that the result was rather closer than the bare electoral college figures would suggest. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn5w9w160xdo

Chapel Stud have announced the death of Walzertakt.

Interesting watch if you've a spare half hour.

“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”