My Good Life - The Video

Work in Progress

I've started on doing some changes and upgrades to Martin Burt's website. He prefers to do his updates a little less often. I've just finished the first page and will work through the site for the coming days. Hopefully the weather will be kind at the weekend when I'm due to take some photographs for him. He looks to have a lovely young litter of pups coming through. One of the bitches, Proud Guest, recorded 29.23 4th in a box on Tuesday at trials and litter brother Proud Ronaldo won easy first time out last Thursday in 29.23. Many thanks to Mr Yanez for his media skills support. I'm going to introduce a new blog on site that can be updated by myself, Martin or Ginge. Make sure you keep checking back to monitor my progress.

All Well with Prince

Pleased to report that the Prince seemed back like his usual self today, bouncing out the kennels and eating a big lunch after his morning exercise. I have posted a few video's of races in his early career. If you would have had £100 on him everytime he ran you would have won £875.

The Prince - Beating Nancys Mentor (May 08)

Prince from the Pack

Hatrick Hero

The Prince (Lisa's Invader) stunned us again tonight when recording a unique hatrick of wins at Monmore last night in 28.91. His time was actually faster the quality packed A1 that took place the race after. We called up to kennels this morning after football to take him for a short walk. Despite his star status he was not quite himself and a little off colour. Perhaps a couple of very quick runs has taken it's toll on him and he just fancied a Sunday morning on his bed.

Soup & Sandwiches

Postsrcipt for last weekend. News is also reaching me of a raw novice getting involved in North Kerry coursing circles Margaret (aka Mrs Ryall in waiting (6/4 from 20’s with Paddy Power for a ring to appear before Clonmel 2009)) who was seen sporting a very clean pair of wellies as she dished out the soup and sandwiches on the Saturday/Sunday isn’t it great to see a bit of glamour coming into the game!

I believe there was many uttering the eternal words on Sunday evening “………………another good man gone”! Only time will tell I suppose if Mr Ryall’s emphasis moves away from coursing in the coming seasons.