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I didn't hang around to find out!

Betting shops - does anyone actually use them to bet on horses these days? Most of my friends only bet online. The nearest betting shop to me is a couple of miles away set in an area that would make Toxteth look posh!!!! The last time I set foot in the shop there was a lady harassing a punter...

I noticed just before the off on the Ebor the overround figure on SP betting was showing as 141%. I realise that most people on this forum strike their bets well in advance but it is worrying what the bookmakers will trade at if the proposed tax increases go through.

I think someone on this forum wrote about backing Shergar Cup horses on their next start. I narrowed this down to ones Katie Davis rode. Don't get me wrong I think she is a fantastic young jockey riding on the dirt in the states but it's a far cry from Ascot on the turf. I risked a few pounds...

Well done. Sat watching the racing with my wife and son. My son picked out the winner and my wife picked out Ain't Nobody and of course I didn’t back either!!!

He didn't appear I think he might be in the bar somewhere.

God they are desperate for a yorkshire trained winner on ITV racing.

He will need one to carry his head around at this rate.

Backed it myself but only got 8/1. Pointless going through the form today at York just check which trainer won last year's race!!!!

Yeah he's such a great judge. Rarely pick a winner mind!!!!

I think I will wait for Ken Pitterson's tip today on ITV racing. 100 per cent record so far - go get em Ken!!!

Still having nightmares about Oliver Shows defeat in the Lincoln!!!

His winners on Friday don't you know!!!

I took 13/2 about Dance in the Storm the other day and thought the price at the time was not over generous. Best price 5/2 now - what do I know?

A friend of mine had a runner at Newcastle last year and said that when he entered the owners and trainers restaurant it was like setting foot in a f$%^ing miners club. It was four deep at the bar as well!!!

Ken Pitterison knew the winner he never fails

Although I don't fancy Ombudsman to win part of me would quite like to see him prevail and witness Matt Chapman rushing over to John Gosden in the winners enclosure to be told to f%*& right off.

I would have called the book: Murphy - a law unto himself

I think six furlongs is too short for it in such a competitive handicap personally.

LADY ROXBY 4:45 20/1 Beaten a neck by the favourite for this race Luna A Inbhir Nis on the knavesmire last time out gets a pound pull but would have probably won with a clear run (finished strongly) Only downside Tom Eaves takes the ride. Oh and in the first race Air Force One for a certain Mr...