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Greyhound threads [Merged]
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Re: Greyhound Racing
http://www.puntroadend.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=9708.msg125665#msg125665
Bunnerz that is a link to a bit of greyhound talk on the Spring Racing thread.
I intend to do the online owner/trainer course and get one myself but there never seem to be enough hours in a day lately so the plan is on the backburner at the moment.
I got as far as downloading and printing the course though. :clap
http://www.puntroadend.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=9708.msg125665#msg125665
Bunnerz that is a link to a bit of greyhound talk on the Spring Racing thread.
I intend to do the online owner/trainer course and get one myself but there never seem to be enough hours in a day lately so the plan is on the backburner at the moment.
I got as far as downloading and printing the course though. :clap
Re: Greyhound Racing
Love the dogs.
Plenty of chances to lose my money every night, and it's gone within 30 seconds on most occasions.
Perhaps we could get Bunnerz to train a dog for us 'Punt Road End' and we can take Plugger on. He'd only be allowed to run from the 5 though, the other colours wouldnt suit him.
Love the dogs.
Plenty of chances to lose my money every night, and it's gone within 30 seconds on most occasions.
Perhaps we could get Bunnerz to train a dog for us 'Punt Road End' and we can take Plugger on. He'd only be allowed to run from the 5 though, the other colours wouldnt suit him.
Re: Greyhound Racing
I've been told about dodgy happenings in harness racing from inside sources and when a horse is going to be blocked or held up etc. It made me watch those races with closer interest than normal and the info was usually pretty spot on.
cassady said:
I've been told about dodgy happenings in harness racing from inside sources and when a horse is going to be blocked or held up etc. It made me watch those races with closer interest than normal and the info was usually pretty spot on.
Re: Greyhound Racing
jb, you shouldn't get a boo for tipping a 2s on loser at the dogs but you should get shot for backing it DF. ;D
Rosy's namesake pacer ran a drum tonight. Don't worry about them puulling their drives though, Rosy plenty of em still win "dead". :hihi The participants just aren't that organised. BTW Does everyone know that Danny's sister is Anne Frawley the sometime driver of interdominion winner Vanderport. I'm not certain she was in the gig that glorious night...
Good thread Bunnerz. I usually waste money on 5 and 7 (yell&black) in the quinella at the dishlickers but lasy time I went I tried Deledio and Tambling (1 and 4) with much better results. My brother has an interest in a dog called Shepherd Mover.
jb, you shouldn't get a boo for tipping a 2s on loser at the dogs but you should get shot for backing it DF. ;D
Rosy's namesake pacer ran a drum tonight. Don't worry about them puulling their drives though, Rosy plenty of em still win "dead". :hihi The participants just aren't that organised. BTW Does everyone know that Danny's sister is Anne Frawley the sometime driver of interdominion winner Vanderport. I'm not certain she was in the gig that glorious night...
Good thread Bunnerz. I usually waste money on 5 and 7 (yell&black) in the quinella at the dishlickers but lasy time I went I tried Deledio and Tambling (1 and 4) with much better results. My brother has an interest in a dog called Shepherd Mover.
Re: Greyhound Racing
I know a couple of dog trainers and owners rosy.If you think the dogs are less dodgy than harness racing,you're in for a rude shock when you get your licence and start racing them.
It's good fun though.Good luck with it.
rosy23 said:cassady said:
I've been told about dodgy happenings in harness racing from inside sources and when a horse is going to be blocked or held up etc. It made me watch those races with closer interest than normal and the info was usually pretty spot on.
I know a couple of dog trainers and owners rosy.If you think the dogs are less dodgy than harness racing,you're in for a rude shock when you get your licence and start racing them.
It's good fun though.Good luck with it.
Re: Greyhound Racing
Oddly enough, probably a less troublesome form of attire then the other. Have you ever wondered what happened to Spraying Manton? and I endorse your right to make freaky lifestyle and attire choices.
I would like to brag that I once caught Salamista (out of San Lasalle) after he had run 30.04 for the 511 from the #4 box at Olympic Park. I was wearing regular underpants at the time but on my head. (They were blue.) 8)
evo said:
Oddly enough, probably a less troublesome form of attire then the other. Have you ever wondered what happened to Spraying Manton? and I endorse your right to make freaky lifestyle and attire choices.
eight ace said:
I would like to brag that I once caught Salamista (out of San Lasalle) after he had run 30.04 for the 511 from the #4 box at Olympic Park. I was wearing regular underpants at the time but on my head. (They were blue.) 8)
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