EXECUTIVE DECISION


Views = 0     Interest = 0

No interest = No point.


Reluctant to make the decision but I am winding up this blog. Either there is not a lot of interest in the breeding of un-exposed juveniles or the way I present it isn't needed. No point in flogging the horse once it has expired.


Thanks to those that have read the blog and especially to those who took the time to comment.


I wish you all the best in your future investments.


Colin

 

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  1. Anonymous25 July 2022 at 00:40

    Hi Colin ,Listen, ( as they say a lot these days!)
    For what it is worth I think the time and effort you out into your blog is outstanding. Rather like Batchelors hall does with his juvenile hurdlers. It gets few views because few know it is there. Can I suggest you flag it up again on the racing forum, when you make any entry in the thread that you started? That way people know it is there and on going. Don't give up.

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