The Trustees of The Kneesup Foundation (World Peace through Gastronomy motto: Edere et bibere, et gaudeamus) have tasked me to fly to Cyprus to see
Captain Kneesup got the spreads spot on yesterday, and thanks to the brilliant No 23 shirt worn by Alessio Russo Raceweb racked up over 40
Not even midnight and I have already told a bookmaker to close my account on the grounds of impertinence; threatened a minor Building Society with
One would be naive to believe that the Government which effectively “owns” Natwest, is not in the enviable position of both being able to manipulate
I am very wary of the Woke and of the new threat or potential for a member of Boodles or Whites to come striding up
As the rest of Europe fries and the unwary make their way to an airport in order to stay inside but abroad, a few of
Quite why an American-Romanian family called Sarvardi thought that taking 300 acres off the Duke of Hamilton right next door to Muirfield and sticking another
Lunch with chums near Malmesbury on Sunday, and I ran into David Lloyd-George, who will know by the time you read this whether he is
I’m going to keep this brief this week largely because we are awash with sport. We have the US PGA Championship, The Italian GP, the
I think we managed to get away with the weekend’s tips, showing a tiny profit, despite not having the winner of the Lincoln. Meanwhile, the
As King Wenceslaus pops his snow shoes on, and sends some kid off to get the kindling, the snow continues to fall and lies deep
I was minded of Noel Coward’s lyrics this week, when I received a red flag from my Interweb security system, alerting me to a sustained
In the Shires, Tory women are already preparing in their six-oven Agas the cakes and biscuits consumed during the hustings, as Rishi and whoever turns
In the midst of all the Ascot preparations, the thinking, the calculations, the decisiveness and confidence, sadly coupled with the loss of all value perceptions
I know – for one brief joyous moment you thought there would be no more from Kneesup. No, I will probably take a break for
They’re racing early tomorrow because of the FA Cup. For some reason, I had it in my head that the Cup was next weekend and
Editorial Note: No people died from Covid in the writing of this article and the author has recently tested negative – again. Even as Thor’s
I had a jolly Fish and Chip supper at a local pub last night with my old friend The FinTech Brain, and while inventing a
Something is amiss in the life of Kneesup. I have been trying to become enthused by The Ryder Cup, and the probable massacre by the
One of the nicest links courses in England, Royal St Georges, beckons Darren Clarke’s inheritors back to its comfort and largesse, ten years after the
I owe you all a huge apology. I was so wrapped up in the whole stick-in-tonsils-swizzle-test thing that I forgot myself. The Drowning and the
The first round gets underway in about an hour, and you would have had this sooner, but I fell into bad company yesterday at that
I know it only seems like six months ago, (it was), that the Augusta National Golf Club gave the Green Jacket to Dustin Johnson and,
The Arnold Palmer Invitational last week saw, Bryson DeChambeau under extreme scrutiny, having threatened to cut corners on Bay Hill’s Par 5 sixth, by driving
There is something incredibly beautiful about Augusta National Golf Club on TV – albeit that this year the competition is almost seven months late. We
A very decent start to the USGA Open and the course appears to have been far kinder than anticipated. We have a brace sharing second
Tomorrow sees the start of the 120th US Open at Winged Foot. The course is notoriously difficult, and if you’re expecting to see the world’s
Now and then one steps out into the bright light of day and steps straight into a pile of the very worst sort of ordure
“A difference of opinion is what makes horse racing and missionaries.”
