OneGuyFromBarlick

Long Lost Family last night was quite harrowing with one poor lady taking her own life.

Recorded 2Cellos at Sydney Opera House the other night on Sky Arts. Very entertaining classically trained cellists playing rock songs with a full orchestra, excellent.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2Cellos

Watched The Dig, on Netflix, yesterday. Based on the true story of Basil Brown, unearthing an Anglo Saxon burial site at Sutton Hoo in Norfolk, nice easy viewing.

ITV 4 is where to be at the moment.

There's been an amazing betting 'job' overnight, and two of the three horses involved have won. Both went off at odds on, but they,ve been backed in combination bets at double figure odds. The double is said to have been 500/1 and the treble ( if achieved ) several thousands to one. The win could be worth many millions if the third horse wins.

The last horse is Gallahers Cross in the 4.25 at Musselborough. Currently odds 4/7.

Interesting !

Very interesting Tripps, we’ve been watching it.

Gloria wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 15:01 Very interesting Tripps, we’ve been watching it.

That's good to see. I did wonder whether anyone would be interested.

Anyway the third horse in the coup has been beaten. So no millions lost, but still a lot. We''ll see later - I think.

The trainer of the second winner said it had only been on her yard 11 days.

We watched The Sting last night....

So did I - for about the tenth time. . .

It's years since I saw it last so the end came as a bit of a shock! Great film. Did you watch Nevada Smith after The Sting? We gave up after identifying a few of the cast, wonderful as Steve McQueen is, we couldn't quite cope with a 36 year old man playing a youth. ☺

Wendyf wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 17:11 Did you watch Nevada Smith after The Sting?

No 'fraid not - not my thing.

Gloria wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 16:52 The trainer of the second winner said it had only been on her yard 11 days.

She's quite new to training, and obviously very talented - she can 'transform' a horse in 11 days. I've made a note of her. That was 'tongue in cheek' but 16 winners and 21 placed from 80 runners is actually very good. Nice website too.

Laura Morgan

Fire Away returned to form for his new stable, winning in emphatic style by 19 lengths. FIRE AWAY was backed as if defeat was out of the question and didn’t disappoint, clearly transformed from the horse who’d offered little in three outings, i

She's quite new to training, and obviously very talented - she can 'transform' a horse in 11 days. I've made a note of her.

Not sure how that happened - can someone delete it please?

Tripps wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 17:49 Not sure how that happened - can someone delete it please?

What are we deleting?

Started on The Queen's Gambit, on Netflix. Episodes 1 and 2 were very watchable this afternoon.

Big Kev wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 18:09 What are we deleting?

The 5.46 post, said to be from Gloria, somehow contains something that I wrote.

I think Gloria quoted your post and gave it a thumbs up.

Tripps wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 18:28

Big Kev wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 18:09 What are we deleting?

The 5.46 post, said to be from Gloria, somehow contains something that I wrote.

I believe Gloria has 'quoted' you and added a thumbs up

Wendyf wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 18:34 I think Gloria quoted your post and gave it a thumbs up.

Ah -I see. Once again 'a day late and a dollar short'.

In my defence - it wasn't highlighted like a quote and had no " " marks. Stiil I'm guilty as charged and should have spotted it.

I'll go for a lie down now.

PS I've looked at the Stewards report - leaves a lot to be desired at first reading. there must surely be more to come. I don't think the books will be happy to pay at 500/1 or s, on a double of two odds on shots.

Interesting exchange! I agree David, looks a bit suspicious to me, but then I'm an old cynic.....

Ooops I didn’t add any “”.

Big Kev wrote: ↑07 Feb 2021, 18:13 Started on The Queen's Gambit, on Netflix. Episodes 1 and 2 were very watchable this afternoon.

All 7 episodes watched and enjoyed, if you subscribe to Netflix it's worth a watch.

We watched that last year. A good mini series and you don't have to know anything about chess even though the tale revolves around it.

Billy Joel at Shea Stadium, in 2010, on Sky Arts. Good stuff.