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Reply | House Advice
at 16:33 19 Aug 2022
Certainly not an FA
Currently a huge shortage of house stock which will keep housing prices pretty stable, forecast to drop by around 5% in 2023 but they are around 7% higher this year. I can also only see higher interest rates for a time. I’d not put anyone off buying right now but do your maths as you’ll have monthly bills that soon add up.
5 year mortgage at least gives you comfort know that you’ll have no nasty surprises if rates do rise rapidly.
Good luck |
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Reply | Best Indian restaurant in Ipswich please.
at 15:07 9 Aug 2018
Zaika, been eating there for years, previously used The Ghandi but never been back after switching. No 1 on Trip advisor is the Maharani but don't believe everything you read, somewhat odious owner who asks for great reviews etc. |
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Reply | Bowls
at 15:23 12 May 2018
Great sport that has given me over 40 years of fun and many long time friends, I'd highly recommend giving it a go :-) Clubs are actively seeking new members. Which club you thinking of approaching? some have active web/facebook pages where you can contact the Secretary to 'have' a go :-) Good luck and enjoy |
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Reply | Back by popular demand
at 20:51 22 Feb 2018
Looking forward to it as always, love a good handicap :-) No AP bets for me this year, never know what Mullins and co have planned. Fingers still warm after last years. |
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Reply | Any Boiler engineers here?
at 12:50 7 Feb 2018
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He wont lift your leg either, give him a ring |
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Reply | Puppy advice
at 17:35 3 Jan 2018
On the toilet front, I found it a good idea to let them outside after breakfast, dinner or indeed after drinking, they soon get the hang of doing whats required outside, its like any child, they react well to routine. |
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Reply | A horse I own is running tomorrow
at 07:19 3 Dec 2017
Good luck, must have something about him, P2P winner, beating horse that had won under rules, good trainer in McCain, I'd say the e/w is a good shout. 294 days since last run so may need it but you never know. |
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Reply | A pet hate of mine
at 09:17 20 Aug 2017
Do you get points for passes made? ummmmmmmm no. Bless em |
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Reply | Many Clouds
at 18:04 30 Jan 2017
The BHA can confirm that Many Clouds was found to have suffered from a cardiac failure, this was the cause of his death following the race.
No underlying health issues were discovered in the autopsy.
Many Clouds had worn a heart rate monitor, provided by "EquinITy Intelligent Training" in training on November 17th 2016. EquinITy has confirmed that the data showed that the horse had no abnormalities with his heart function prior to the race.
While Many Clouds had shown symptoms of post race ataxia in the past, a syndrome characterised by loss of balance in walking following exercise, the horse had never collapsed before, the horse had shown no signs of post race ataxia or similar symptoms following the conclusion of the race on Saturday.
Tony Welsh acting chief veterinary officer for the BHA added:
"Post race ataxia and similar symptoms are linked to an increase in body temperature after exercise and can be treated by providing the horse with water.
It is not uncommon in racehorses or other sport horses. Despite some reports following the incident, there is no existing veterinary evidence which links these symptoms with racehorse fatalities, and the post mortem results have categorically proved that the symptoms exhibited by Many Clouds in the past were in no way present or associated with his sad death at Cheltenham.
The fatality rate within jump racing for horses suffering from cardiac failure is just 0.048% of runners.
The overall fatality rate within British Racing has decreased by 1/3 in the last 20 years owing to the sports significant ongoing investment in equine health and welfare.
"Sudden equine heart attacks such as these are rare. It has been known to happen to horses at rest as well as after exercise and can occur in horses which have no underlying health issues and amongst all disciplines of sport horses" |
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