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Yellowstone again.
Missed the 2000 gns as it was on the day I went on holiday around the Med on a monster of a ship. Just back and pleased to see that the tip, Yellowstone, ran well enough in that race and over 10F subsequently in Ireland, to attract some Derby betting interest. Seems from posts that some have taken their profit. I took prices for bits and pieces from 200-1 to 350-1 so have plenty to play with. Will dump most of it if possible, but keep a few quid, just in case. Seems the stable were correct about the distance this one probably needs, but the Epsom 12F is a big ask. Les |
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Re: Yellowstone again.
On May 20, 11:06 am, lescor <lescorb...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Missed the 2000 gns as it was on the day I went on holiday > around the Med on a monster of a ship. Aha, so the great five star wanderer returns! How was life as a toff Les? Waistline suitably expanded? I'm off tomorrow for a five day break ... to Norfolk! Not quite the same, is it. Still, the local gene pool needs expanding. I shall do my best. <g> |
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Re: Yellowstone again.
"The Weary Wizard" <mark_holliday12@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:1179677674.868986.76470@e65g2000hsc.googlegro ups.com... > On May 20, 11:06 am, lescor <lescorb...@btinternet.com> wrote: >> Missed the 2000 gns as it was on the day I went on holiday >> around the Med on a monster of a ship. > > Aha, so the great five star wanderer returns! How was life as a toff > Les? Waistline suitably expanded? > > I'm off tomorrow for a five day break ... to Norfolk! Not quite the > same, is it. Still, the local gene pool needs expanding. I shall do > my best. <g> > Even you should be able to find some broads there. Derek. |
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Re: Yellowstone again.
On May 20, 6:31 pm, "Derek F" <lordpil...@NOXbtinternet.com> wrote:
> > > Even you should be able to find some broads there. > Derek. I like the girls who do, I like the girls who don't: I like the girls who say they will, And then decide they won't. But the girls I like the most of all, And I know you'll think I'm right, Are the girls that say they never will, But look as though they might! - Max Miller. |
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Re: Yellowstone again.
"The Weary Wizard" <mark_holliday12@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:1179694701.659073.129270@n15g2000prd.googlegr oups.com... > On May 20, 6:31 pm, "Derek F" <lordpil...@NOXbtinternet.com> wrote: >> >> >> Even you should be able to find some broads there. >> Derek. > > I like the girls who do, > I like the girls who don't: > I like the girls who say they will, > And then decide they won't. > But the girls I like the most of all, > And I know you'll think I'm right, > Are the girls that say they never will, > But look as though they might! > > - Max Miller. > A great man of Brighton "now there`s a funny thing lady" we even have a statue of him ;-) " I was walking along the cliffs the other day,when I saw a lovely young lady standing on the edge,crying her eyes out in distress." " I didn`t know wether to block her passage or toss me self off" I`ll get me coat LOL |
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Re: Yellowstone again.
"The Weary Wizard" <mark_holliday12@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:1179694701.659073.129270@n15g2000prd.googlegr oups.com... > On May 20, 6:31 pm, "Derek F" <lordpil...@NOXbtinternet.com> wrote: >> >> >> Even you should be able to find some broads there. >> Derek. > > I like the girls who do, > I like the girls who don't: > I like the girls who say they will, > And then decide they won't. > But the girls I like the most of all, > And I know you'll think I'm right, > Are the girls that say they never will, > But look as though they might! > > - Max Miller. > Was that from the White Book or the Blue Book? Last time I saw Max was at the Chelsea Palace in the late 50's before ITV took it over to be a TV studio. Also on the bill was the crooner Denny Dennis..... probably Britain's best ever but at that time down on his luck Derek. I was walking along this narrow mountain pass - so narrow that nobody else could pass you, when I saw a beautiful blonde walking towards me. A beautiful blonde with not a stitch on, yes, not a stitch on, lady. Cor blimey, I didn't know whether to toss myself off or block her passage. 'You can't help liking him, can you? Miller's the name, Lady, there'll never be another, will there? - They just don't make 'em any more, Ducks. Good job I was a boy. If I'd turned out a girl, I really would have been in trouble. No! Listen. He's gone. Here's one...' |
