Presenters please do your homework

Vicky got to be the worst,and Grant Knowles tipping a Pick six last Saturday for R5 700.00 ,what salaries do they think we get,I'm trying to win R200 to R300 ,and here he gives a perm for R5 700 , its madness ,don't tip just interview the trainers and jockeys and let us make our minds up,and stan irritates me in the interview by saying ,well done hhaaa ,he dose it all the time,but stan is better then the rest.

hibernia Wrote:

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> Julie is a good "presenter" that has been let down
> by her bosses, 2cents and Lentin etc are the form
> experts that she should have along side her.. Not
> the puppets that usually back her up


hibs for me you insult 2 cents by compare hem with gary lentin the man who has never missed the meal. for me he is poor may be he is ok with the sports but the horses he no have the first clue

Problem with most of the on course presenters is they give every horse in the race 'some kind of a chance'. They have time to fill so it's ' which one hwve we not coveured....or...what about so and so, do u give it a chance?' And very seldom does the reply come 'no'......

The Madji Wrote:

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> Problem with most of the on course presenters is
> they give every horse in the race 'some kind of a
> chance'. They have time to fill so it's ' which
> one hwve we not coveured....or...what about so and
> so, do u give it a chance?' And very seldom does
> the reply come 'no'......


(tu) is worst with stan elly madji

Flash Harry Wrote:

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> hibernia Wrote:
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> > Julie is a good "presenter" that has been let
> down
> > by her bosses, 2cents and Lentin etc are the
> form
> > experts that she should have along side her..
> Not
> > the puppets that usually back her up
>
>
> hibs for me you insult 2 cents by compare hem with
> gary lentin the man who has never missed the meal.
> for me he is poor may be he is ok with the sports
> but the horses he no have the first clue

Flash Gary tipped England to win the last ashes test:S
He has no clue what is going on
In the cape jehan malherbe top class
Kzn: deez and Sheldon do a good job
Jhb: Ali Cohen

Pulse Wrote:

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> PeterD Wrote:
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> > This morning Julie Alexander did a brief review
> of
> > the Queens Plate.
> > In discussing Jackson she said " ... Even
> though
> > the QP is a million rand race, he won't want to
> > pick up a penalty for the Met by winning here"
> > As we all know, he already has the maximum 2kg
> > penalty, so her comment is nonsense.
> > Then, in discussing Cape Town Noir she referred
> to
> > his run in the Cape Derby and she said " I
> don't
> > think he is a mile and a half horse ..."
> > As we all know, the Cape Derby is run over
> 2000m
> > and not 2400m.
> > How can we expect new customers to learn the
> game
> > if we confuse them by such basic errors?
>
> I think many people just hear and not listen,her
> insouciance is tolerable to the authorities @
> Tellyrack after the Pierre Jourdaan episode.


what is INSOUCIANCE?

Sylvester Wrote:

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> what is INSOUCIANCE?


Fancy word he used there -

select the word, right click on it and Google it

I hope his will help Sylvester,hope you not an ENGLISH teacher should have used the adj instead of the noun LOL

Adj. 1. insouciant - marked by blithe unconcern insouciant - marked by blithe unconcern; "an ability to interest casual students"; "showed a casual disregard for cold weather"; "an utterly insouciant financial policy"; "an elegantly insouciant manner"; "drove his car with nonchalant abandon"; "was polite in a teasing nonchalant manner"

casual, nonchalant

unconcerned - lacking in interest or care or feeling; "the average American...is unconcerned that his or her plight is the result of a complex of personal and economic and governmental actions...beyond the normal citizen's comprehension and control"; "blithely unconcerned about his friend's plight"

Pulse Wrote:

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> I hope his will help Sylvester,hope you not an
> ENGLISH teacher should have used the adj instead
> of the noun LOL
>
> Adj. 1. insouciant - marked by blithe unconcern
> insouciant - marked by blithe unconcern; "an
> ability to interest casual students"; "showed a
> casual disregard for cold weather"; "an utterly
> insouciant financial policy"; "an elegantly
> insouciant manner"; "drove his car with nonchalant
> abandon"; "was polite in a teasing nonchalant
> manner"
>
> casual, nonchalant
>
> unconcerned - lacking in interest or care or
> feeling; "the average American...is unconcerned
> that his or her plight is the result of a complex
> of personal and economic and governmental
> actions...beyond the normal citizen's
> comprehension and control"; "blithely unconcerned
> about his friend's plight"


So why don't you just say 'casual' :S

Thats also a name of a horse LOL ,will do so next time F.

i find vicky and stan a superb combination (tu)

What ,you not serious really.