York Day 3
I had lunch yesterday in Farnham with Peter O’Tool, The Oracle of Galway, who seemed terribly pleased to inform me, thirty seconds before the off,
“A difference of opinion is what makes horse racing and missionaries.”
I had lunch yesterday in Farnham with Peter O’Tool, The Oracle of Galway, who seemed terribly pleased to inform me, thirty seconds before the off,
Excruciating pain from watching Frankie in the first, come 5th at 20/1 in a bunch finish, the first five covered by no more than 1¼l
One of our brethren contacted me to say he was struggling to [a] send me an email and [b] understand my apparent support for Patrick
“A difference of opinion is what makes horse racing and missionaries.”