Well done Gaz, Leo, and Jake on Sunday winners. If I've left anyone out, I apologise; please leave a message on this thread and I'll update.
Jonbon looks a proper horse now. Only Aidan Coleman could have been dismayed watching Nico fire him at every fence, but I hope Aidan keeps the ride, which, with a man as empathetic as JP, he surely does?
JD and Harry, I've made a change to your classification to see if it makes any difference to your login, though, JD, with the problem only arising on your PC, maybe emptying your cache will help if this change does not?
Joe
Using this as I'm not able to post it seems .
Six is fine this morning ,shouting for his food ,ate up overnight . Full members report this evening .
@ade If you scroll to the last post so far - sometimes there are 2 or 3 pages - you'll see this Leave a Reply box. Just use that for any post that isn't a particular response to another. Or, as you did, you can reply to my opening post.
Joe
@playlord This is how I logged in just now.
Entered username and password, checked I am not a robot, clicked Sign in
Maths problem: entered answer
Second login page: Log in to your account (via Google, Facebook etc)
Ignored that and clicked back button
Confirm form resubmission
Refreshed page
Clicked continue
Da-dah! And here I am!
I Love Paris. 17.00. Kempton Park.
- Don't get me started on JP and empathy.
Karakoram 12.40 Exeter is the nap,well done yesterdays winners.
Auditoria - 15.10 Leicester
Nap: Arclight, 15:00 Exe
King turgeon 1.50E.
Nap=6.30*kempton*excel power*(ew)
Hafeet Alain 18:30 Kempton EW Nap
Raddon Top. Exeter 12.40.
Kit’s Coty - 14.25 Exeter
No change in login status. No opportunity to enter anything in the math (singular for the benefit of EGS) problem.
Storminhome in the 15:30 at Exeter.
Shanagh Bob (12.30 Plumpton) is about to make his UK debut with the tallest of reputations from the Irish PTP field. He could hardly have been found an easier opportunity than this. I wonder if this policy of seeking the gentlest of introductions for young talents in this country is beneficial long term. What will they learn? The contrast with the tough competition provided at the excellent two-day Navan meeting at the weekend could not be more marked. Several ex-pointers with big price tags and tall reputations were thrown into deep races and had to battle hard. This will only stand them in good stead come the festival races in the spring. And where will the UK stars be then? Possibly less experienced, less streetwise, less battle hardened. And also rans.
@harrytheactor Runner up looked to be travelling better on the approach to the last. Winner saw it out well though.
Agree with the gist. Irish novices are more battle hardened.
@robicheaux He looks a lovely horse but a bit lazy. Bowen had to ride him into the hurdles. He will probably appreciate a lead and a step up in class - which kind of tallies with my point.
Impression Chic. Leicester 15.10
NAP Captain Tommy 1.50 Exeter.
Now, that’s quite a surprise, Captain Tommy was Pulled Up…
I need a drink, cin cin 🥂!
King turgeon won 4/1.
