Graeme Joffe vs Dave Scott weekend.

www.honystable.com/weekendwinners.htm

Just in case you thought a bit after posting was on the site at 8.00 this morning before the game, I thought the game was this evening

lol

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From: Dave Scott
To: Hony's WebStable
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2010 7:57 AM
Subject: Re: Please send me your Treble for this weekend.


Morning Alan

looking for a bit value

So "Big Fella Thanks" to win the Grand National from Aintree on Sat at 10/1
The Bulls to beat the Chiefs at 12/10 this evening
Tiger Woods to win the Masters he has dropped from 11/2 but still on offer at 3/1

good punting

Dave

the treble would be about 90/1!!!!!!!

Good morning Alan

my weekend treble is

Rugby will stick with the "Bulls" to beat the Reds at "8/10"

Soccer will take "Chelsea" to wrap up the title race by beating Spurs at "9/10"

Horses will again look for value at take "Theatrical Moment" (ew) at "14/1" to give Tony McCoy the Scottish Grand National to add to his win last weekend

good punting

Dave "scotia" Scott

Cheers Dave



My trebles are bad but I’ll keep on trying



This weekend

Lions plus 10 against the Sharks

Man City to beat Man Utd in the derby

Race 3 at Turffies tomorrow – High Tea

Follow AP for the rest of the season!

McCoy 'up against it' to reach 200 winners mark


TONY MCCOY has admitted that he is "up against it" to reach 200 winners before the end of the British jumps season next Saturday.

The 14-time champion jockey will claim his fifteenth successive title when the awards are handed out at Sandown on April 24 but McCoy has set himself a personal target of 200 victories.

McCoy recorded his 194th winner of the season on Woolcombe Folly at Cheltenham on Friday night and heads to Ayr on Saturday where his rides include Theatrical Moment in the Coral Scottish Grand National.


However, the Grand National-winning jockey has limited opportunities to add to his haul after Saturday's meeting as he is spending much of next week riding at the Punchestown festival.

Speaking at Cheltenham on Friday evening, McCoy said: "I think it's going to be a bit of a struggle [toreach 2oo winners] as time is going to run out.

"I'm at Ayr tomorrow and Stratford on Sunday and wherever on Monday but after that it's Punchestown for four days and as there are only three jumps races at Sandown next Saturday I'm up against it."