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A game of two halves …

A game of two halves …

Back in May 2022 I penned an article about the challenges of promotion to the National League. Despite the pleasure and satisfaction of winning the National League South title in style, I wrote, reality was about to hit home in the form of the National League being the division from hell. Why...

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An offer you cannot refuse

An offer you cannot refuse

In today’s fluctuating markets, investors scour for low risk, high return opportunities. These are few and far between, the most reliable being natural resources and bricks and...

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The Iroquois Steeplechase

The Iroquois Steeplechase

The second Saturday of May. Percy Warner Park. First race due off at 1.00pm. By which time a huge crowd will have assembled. The infield strewn with vast pick up trucks, parties...

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The 2000 Guineas experience

The 2000 Guineas experience

I have never done it before. I doubt I will ever do it again. I hope I might. But I have seen many 2000 Guineas fields stream towards me up the Rowley Mile, and this was the only...

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The Grand National Experience

The Grand National Experience

Grand National morning. Christmas, Easter, the first day of the summer holidays. All rolled into one for me. Butterflies. Many a time have I been at Aintree shortly after dawn on...

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