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So, looks like normal service has been resumed. Cormack “Yes Sir, No Sir, Three Bags Full Sir” 15 can look forward to his beano’s at Ascot, Cheltenham and Epsom. Max, Pinza et al can continue wasting their time starting as many threads and posting as they like on the fixture list, race names, funding etc – in fact any subject in which they have absolutely no say (in the real world) on at all . Our resident pretend journalist can carry on moralise to the rest of us and little Billy Bullshitter Naughton can carry on coining it in.
Ah….all is right in the world.
Many a true word spoken in jest.
Does not matter which manager had been in charge of the current squad of players. The defenders and midfield seemed to lack pace. They were beaten by the oppositions attack and their midfield. They were beaten to the ball in all bar one of the competitions games.
They looked to be a bunch of sulkers to me. Everytime something seemed to go against them or a pass went awry the opposition seemed top get in while we bemoaned our misfortune.
I dont remember any of the above named horses. Been through the form of many of them though.
There were a few smart comments placed on his thread this morning in anticipation of his return. Matron did him a favour and deleted the thread.
Lovely consistent horse, I will miss his name on the cards. He gave a lot of people a great deal of pleasure.
Interesting read that corm, it begs the question why was he let off so lightly after the relevant rules and code of practice had been explained to him years ago.
They should have given him the full 18 month whack or more for taking the piss.
Congratulations to the BHA, this must have been a very difficult decision with such a high profile gambler and clouding the issue was a potential net profit on a back/lay bet.
The outcome in my view is both proportional and sends out the right message to owners, jockeys trainers et al.
Harry is bound to be a bit sensitive and irrational at the moment and I am sure that he will still be able to relish the publicity that racehorse ownership brings, once the shock and consternation wears off.
Can anyone name any other sport where a competitor can ignore instructions from the officials or blatantly flout rules of the sport.
I can think of one other, can you?
