- Mad Dog
- (S Parry)
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Much prefers running in
the company of fillies. This beast probably needs to be blinkered and gelded to stand any
realistic chance today. Would much prefer to be in stud. |
- Youngstar
- (M Swann)
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An old stager, this
mare is absolutely useless at evening meetings as hes never allowed out. Often
criticised for wearing bland colours, his desire to travel to away meetings is also
questionable. |
- The Chin
- (S Walton)
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This colt has a very
suspect temperament. On his day, he can compete with the best, but unfortunately he
isnt racing any donkeys today. |
- Good Ale
- (M Baker)
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Perhaps the best in the
field. Blossomed in mid-season, and held his form through late summer, this sleeping giant
is a good each way bet. Though dont put your money on him being first to the bar. |
- Narcissus
- (M Collier)
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Often flatters to
deceive, could today be the day that it all comes together ? Always looks good in the
paddock, or so he tells us. |
- Man o Chaos
- (K Mason)
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Often plagued by
injury, this old cart horse is coming to the end of an illustrious career (surely shome
mistake ? Ed.). Probably more suited to the pony club trials. |
- Banjo Bill
- (W Kingston snr)
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One for the glue
factory, he has seen better days. But has recently shown signs of his former glories. Has
plenty of spirit, but will this be enough to keep him going after closing time ? |
- Weeny Head
- (D Harrison)
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Often the subject of
protests due to his jet propelled backside, this pony often shows signs of brilliance, but
dont let him near a can of beans. |
- Calculating My Average
- (G Mayes)
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Often compared to a
gazelle, though no one is quite sure why, this mare is highly regarded (only by
himself! Ed.). Says hes running in company well below his own capabilities, though
will probably fall at the first. |
- The Bear
- (B Ahearn)
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Might have a problem
getting out of the stalls, he also has a reputation for having a slow start. Come to think
of it, he also has a slow middle and a slow finish. A long shot, to put it mildly. |
- Silver Fox
- (R Bonney)
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Every race has a grey
in it, ad this nag is greyer than most. Written off to the glue factory almost every year,
he just seems to run and run. The thought of buying a round seems to make him run even
faster. |
- Oi! Youre nicked!
- (K Cox)
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A complete outsider,
with absolutely no form to speak of whatsoever, this pantomime horse is a possible one to
look out for in the Christmas panto. |
- Long Hopper
- (A Gasper)
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A relative newcomer,
not much is known about him except that hes a bit erratic. Correction, make that
very erratic. |