Prediction League Game 28

Mal, Sammy, Chris and UG all hit the jackpot last night, 3 points each. BT moves into a clear lead at the top again, while Mal moves threateningly into 3rd.

League Table after 28 games.

1) BT (3-1)(2)......................36
2) Sinkov (1-1)(1)................35
3) Mal (2-1)(3)......,..............34
4) Alfie (1-2)(0)...................33
4) Barrie (1-0)(1).................33
4) Army (2-0)(2)..................33
7) Warmy (3-1)(2)................32
8) Outwood (2-2)(1).............31
8) Chris (2-1)(3)..................31
8) Sammy (2-1)(3)...............31
11) Matelot (2-2)(1)..............29
12) Swiss (2-0)(2)................26
12) Balan (2-0)(2)................26
14) CiB (AWOL)....................15
15) UG (2-1)(3)....................9
16) Will (AWOL)....................6

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Originally Posted by sinkov

I was thinking about you earlier this week Warmy. The racing is crap at the moment, but I found one decent bet at Kempton on Tuesday, a Roger Varian trained 3yo maiden called Razzam. It hadn't run for 7 months, but Varian can get then ready at home as well as any trainer, so no worries there, and it was drawn 11/12, not good over 6f at Kempton, it's going to be on the outside round the bend into the straight, but it looked to have enough to overcome that in a fairly average looking field, and I was expecting it to come late and win going away.

And so it proved, almost, wide into the straight it flew past them all except for one 33/1 outsider, it was still a neck down on that bloody nag as they crossed the line. And the name of that bloody nag that stuffed me............Warminster. :blue:

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Sorry to hear that sinkov : - )

Bollox, you don't give a FF do you. :o

Nope ;D Anyway, who names something after the town of Warminster. Ridiculous!

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Originally Posted by warminsterclaret

Nope ;D Anyway, who names something after the town of Warminster. Ridiculous!

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I always thought they named the town after a racehorse. ;D

I've only ever been to Warminster once, you'd like it sinkov it's a lot like Clitheroe.

We had a lovely lunch there on our way to Southampton.

When we lived in France an English couple from Warminster had a holiday home near us, a lovely couple, Mike once made a paella using his barbecue in their garden, best paella I've had in my life, and I've had a few, paellas that is, not lives. It wasn't Warmy, they weren't Burnley fans.

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Originally Posted by sinkov

When we lived in France an English couple from Warminster had a holiday home near us, a lovely couple, Mike once made a paella using his barbecue in their garden, best paella I've had in my life, and I've had a few, paellas that is, not lives. It wasn't Warmy, they weren't Burnley fans.

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Me and wife number 4 used to visit Nerja twice a year and on the promenade was a sort of an old small fishing boat. The local restaurant used to start a charcoal fire inside it and make a daily lunchtime paella. A couple of bottles of dry white wine and a couple of plates of that extraordinarily good lunchtime paella and even me and the ex-missus stopped warring. :heart::mad::heart:

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Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier

Me and wife number 4 used to visit Nerja twice a year and on the promenade was a sort of an old small fishing boat. The local restaurant used to start a charcoal fire inside it and make a daily lunchtime paella. A couple of bottles of dry white wine and a couple of plates of that extraordinarily good lunchtime paella and even me and the ex-missus stopped warring. :heart::mad::heart:

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There really isn't much that can beat a good paella is there mon ami, the bugger is finding one, there's an awful lot of mediocre ones on offer.

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Originally Posted by sinkov

There really isn't much that can beat a good paella is there mon ami, the bugger is finding one, there's an awful lot of mediocre ones on offer.

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Me and the wife (this one's a 100% keeper! :heart:) are off to Nerja and Granada soon. I'll report back if the boat is still operating. ;D