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dmb · Joined: 12 Feb 2003 Posts: 8397

Let's compare our beloved board to a great sporting event. I wouldn't flatter myself. I wouldn't get past the first or second hurdle. Who are the horses that last the distance?
Falling at the first- Pt and Linda
The grey that everyone loves- Capegirl
One who almost made the distance- Kent( too busy checking out new sites)
The final furlong- It's bnix, johnslat and Scot47. They are neck and neck. Who is the final winner?
Wasn't that 'doors' with Shergar in the stables?
Sorry I'm not making any sense. Must be the summer heat.
Who is the most influential poster on this board? Who is first past the post? What are the odds on the favourites? And what do I mean by influential

bnix · Joined: 16 Jan 2003 Posts: 645

Thaks for the mention.I think Smile

1.What is the Grand National?
2.What was 'doors'doing in the stable with that horse?
3.Will Poland ever recover after 'doors'visit there?
4.Is he stopping in Laos to pick up a supply of Lao rope?
5.When can we prepare for his return?

bnix · Joined: 16 Jan 2003 Posts: 645

A mere typo.Off to the races. Smile

PanamaTeacher · Joined: 26 Jun 2003 Posts: 278 Location: Panama

i vote for bnix he comes up with all the new topics

dmb · Joined: 12 Feb 2003 Posts: 8397

bnix,
1. The Grand National is the biggest horse race of the year in the Uk( Even your grannie has a little flutter.
2. i don't know. probablly best not to.
3. Probably not. Will they still be allowed to join the EU?
4. I don't think so. I've been assured there are other places.
5. Can we ever prepare for his return?

khmerhit · Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2003 5:30 am Post subject: JOHNSLAT AHEAD BY A FURLONG!!!!!!

cool idea for a post --just a bit tardy....the Grand national was in April. Who cares-- here's some tips for next year::::

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Make Sure that you leave with plenty of time to get to the racecourse as traffic is normally very heavy in the Liverpool and Aintree area on the racedays. Train Tickets can be booked at the Trainline.com website. To plan a route in the car Maporama offer a door to door direction service.
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Remember - NO ALCOHOL IS ALLOWED TO BE BOUGHT INTO THE EVENT BY RACEGOERS. There are numerous bars and restaurants, as well as food outlets located around the course.
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Ladies Day is on Thursday 3rd April. The Grand National Ladies Day guide can be found as an online guide here.
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Remember to Tell all of your friends. Tickets are still available. Tell them Here
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Subscribe to Get the Lastest News on the runners and confirmed jockeys.
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Remember an Umbrella - Liverpool is synonimous with being rather damp in April. The Weather forcast for the liverpool area can be found here
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The Last thing to Remember - As Murphy's 6th Law States; "the race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, but that is certainly the way to bet!" Good Luck
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Going Remains GOOD At Aintree
Date 27/3/2003
The going remains GOOD on all three courses at Aintree Racecourse as watering continues ahead of next week's Martell Cognac Grand National meeting, running from Thursday to Saturday, April 3 to 5.

Andrew Tulloch, Aintree's Clerk of the Course, said today: "We have been watering for between 12 and 14 hours each day, putting on 350 gallons of water per minute as we continue to aim to produce going no faster than GOOD for the Martell Cognac Grand National Meeting.

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