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I know this is intriguing a few of you, and I'm delighted to say I have video footage revealing all: Cockney Shenanigans

I, for one, am stunned. :whistle:

There's no excuse, really.

Just the one Castle Pride - further digging shows he won twice over hurdles in 1974/75, and that the failed gamble came on his third outing of the 1977/78 season (all 3 runs in sellers), after which he was sold for 570 gns at Doncaster in May, and never ran under Rules again. Sadly, I don't...

No worries, MR2. He was foaled in 1969 and had his first taste of hurdles in 1973/74, with the following record: Teesside 8th (to Cancello - hurdles debut) Wetherby 5th Ayr 5th (to Rubstic) Sedgefield 3rd Ayr 3rd Doncaster 2nd Doncaster U/R No run at Perth that season, and no previous Flat...

Don't feed the trolls - how many times do I need to say it?

Trained by Steve Norton?

Suspect the ex-British racecourse is Hereford then.

:lol: 14 is Navan I believe

2. Lester Piggott (possibly on Mull Sack) 11. Ffos Las

6. is Monsignor, looking a tad burly, but ready for a return to the track in time for the Cheltenham festival.

60% of the time it works - all the time.

On a serious note, Wednesday's appearance was in effect a screen test, and while I hope to get some more work on RUK, it's unlikely to be until the spring. I know there's a notion that media exposure can change people, but I've always thought that none of you could be trusted to sit the right...

Compliments don't come bigger than that!

It will be different, but it won't be better.

A monkey if you actually wanted to speak to him....

That's Cloudy Copper, I believe.

I believe you've broken a press embargo on that one. "Not to be released until February 2014." On a serious note, this sounds potentially nasty, so wishing the old boy well.

Well, I don't have a degree....

That was the subject of my University Thesis.....