Oh dear - 8 for tomorrow suggest trouble

Having been busy clearing out the garage (I know, I know) I drove to the tip in Newhaven and had to wait for an hour before carefully recycling my rubbish (think I might have got away with a few old tiles in the waste to energy skip). That excitement meant that for the 2nd day running I had no bets (if you do not count the ante-post golf scramble on Sunday).

To make up for this there are a few for tomorrow at overnight prices-

Lingfield 3.20 Enough Already - to win

Lingfield 4.30 dutching Aasleagh Fawn and Gold Souk - both to win

Kempton 5.45 Bowland Park each way

Kempton 7.15 Elusif each way

Fontwell 1.30 Zafar each way

Fontwell 3.02 Quiet Penny each way

and finally a trip to Ireland for the 2.55 at Wexford Silk Worm each way.

If one of them wins that will be okay.

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