I'm not the biggest gambler in the world but I do enjoy the occasional flutter. Two quid on the first goalscorer or a fiver on some non-league club knocking us out of the cup. It won't make me a fortune but it can add a bit of fun to watching a game. I've been horse racing a couple of times but never yet made it to a greyhound race. The first time I watched dog racing on the telly I picked six consecutive winners. I was only about twelve but an inner voice told me I'd never come close to that again and I think I've avoided it for that very reason. Still, I like the use of uniform colours and numbers. They add something to the excitement of the race I can't quite explain.
1. Trap 6 (Black & White Stripes with Red numeral)
2. Trap 1 (Red with White numeral)
3. Trap 5 (Orange with Black numeral)
4. Trap 4 (Black with White numeral)
5. Trap 2 (Blue with White numeral)
Which leaves Trap 3 (White with Black numeral) outside my list.
And just room for a quick hat tip to Blur for using greyhound racing as the cover for their best album Parklife. They lose points though for using the American system on the back to number the tracks.
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1. Trap 6 (Black & White Stripes with Red numeral)
2. Trap 1 (Red with White numeral)
3. Trap 5 (Orange with Black numeral)
4. Trap 4 (Black with White numeral)
5. Trap 2 (Blue with White numeral)
Which leaves Trap 3 (White with Black numeral) outside my list.
And just room for a quick hat tip to Blur for using greyhound racing as the cover for their best album Parklife. They lose points though for using the American system on the back to number the tracks.
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