Riding a firm favourite at the annual Cheltenham Festival, the horse is well ahead of the rest of the field.
Suddenly, out of nowhere he's hit on the back of the head by a turkey, then a string of
sausages. Rattled and confused, he somehow manages to keep control of his horse and stays ahead of the pack. Moments later however, he's struck again, this time by several mince pies and a box of Christmas crackers. He struggles to keep the lead, but somehow still manages to stay ahead of the field. With the win in his sights though, he’s then struck on the head by a bottle of sherry and, to add insult to injury, a
Christmas pudding. As result, he finishes third. Angered, he immediately goes to the stewards to complain that he has
been seriously hampered.
and a couple of bonus funnies:
I found a way to
make a horse stand perfectly still. Place a bet on him.
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A talking horse
walks into a bar and approaches the manager. “Excuse me, good sir,”
the horse says, “are you hiring?”
The manager
looks the horse up and down and says, “Sorry, pal. Why don’t you
try the circus?”
The horse
nickers. “Why would the circus need a bartender?”
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What's the
difference between praying in church and at the track?
At the track you really mean it!
At the track you really mean it!
