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RANDOM REMINDER 3 \\ / n \ f J v —„ —.i. ■■■■- ■ DOUBLE, DOUBLE . . . Monday mornings mean keepers lean, swift the double would have much more than the stumpers, capable of paid £BOOO because an Evans-like acrobatics. In outsider won the first start of another weary they 1(>ok vaguely leg. But Irish Stew, inworking week. On Mon- sight-screens which evitably. is edged out of day mornings, in every are trundled from end to the money after the office, workers have to end between overs. judge had ordered photo- ’ nffor n/mmthiM tn H 18 with racing. graph* of the finish four There are punters who times, after the steed had the Man Who Just Missed will never learn Weelt been left at the start, the Double. after week, fortunes just pocketed on the rails, v There are men who spend slip through their fingers, bumped on the turn, entire lifetimes trying to and everyone has to pay. baulked in the straight, do something for which It takes a while for the and held by his jockey they are not fitted by uninitiated to master the in a vice-like grip as nature. Obese, bespec- language. “I had three they approached the fintacled cricketers of over two on Irish Stew” ishing pest mature years, who should says the Ancient Mariner Twice a year thia debat number eleven, field of the rrce track “and pressed individual enjoys at fine leg as deep as took the first leg with success. A doable comes their limited throwing him in halves.” home, after he has ■ arc will allow, and never The victim edges slowly coupled every horse in r in any circumstance be toward* the door. The the first leg with every allowed to bowl, some- Ancient Mariner inter- horse in the second. The r. times imagine themselves cepts him, and in a dole- dividend is usually about / to be proficient wicket- ful whine describes how £7 16s, divided by four.