Sorry to be a bit late with todays blog but had to pop along to the doctors. Nothing serious, but it appears that I have a frozen shoulder, must put less ice in the G&T!
Yesterday I mentioned that Roger Purssord’s Follow the Fortune Horse Racing System did not have any past or projected performance data. What I was going on was the material which comes with the system. The sales page has a complete list of the February results plus month by month stats from March last year. The encouraging fact is that they are real statistics that Roger achieved and are not as so many are just back dated information.
I think that when I first read this system I may have seriously under estimated and later today hope to carry out a review as already Follow the Fortune is already showing over 15 point profit this month. If you cannot wait for my review you can find details at http://bit.ly/aF9t29.
On the good side the worst of the winter weather seems to be over and racing is getting back to normal. All we have to do now is keep our fingers crosses for the week after next.
Some years ago I purchased a small book called “Rude and Ribald Racing Rhymes” which was compiled by Janet Benney in aid of the Spinal Injures Association. There is a great little poem in the book, not at all rude or ribald called simply Cheltenham National Hunt Meeting. There is no poet attribution and it is a little dated but still worth an airing:
Just look around you at the crowd, Some dressed smartly, some dressed loud.
Our dear Queen Mum is dressed in pink,
And Mercy’s in another mink.
There’s Hermes scarves and hats from Scotts, And there is the Duke in scarlet socks.
We’ve had the picnic, drunk the wine,
And luckily the weather is fine.
The place is full of friends who’ve come
From far and wide to share the fun
On this the very gem of courses,
Betting on the best of horses…..
Hurdlers, chasers; even hunters.
A glorious heyday for us punters.
Win – or –lose-“Vive Le Sport.”
Next March we’ll all be back for more
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