2021 One Loft Syndicate

was just going to post that david it would not be fair so we should close the syndicate now imo right away as it would not be fair on those paying extra ,i am in for £75 with 2 yb entries and £25 for 93 ...more than happy for those in the syndicate to benefit from that ,to my reckoning we are at £605 of the £700 required but we need to find that £95 amongst the 15

yes if all in agreement darren we`ll close the syndicate........although if it was a regular member on the forum wanting to enter it would reduce the extra needed .....

i think we need a proper count up of the money .......

Count me out.

halcanada81 wrote:

Count me out.

make that £120 we need to find oh the hokey cokey

oldstrain wrote:

make that £120 we need to find oh the hokey cokey

dont worry darren we`ll find it .............

lets go through the numbers later and see whats what .

You can put me down for another £50 towards 93 racing as a yearling

So that's £50 for the YB syndicate and £50 towards keeping 93 as a yearling

£100 in total from me

Don Webb wrote:

You can put me down for another £50 towards 93 racing as a yearling

don thats great of you to do that........ill put in whats short anyway, so we`ll have more than enough .

thanks don

Good to see we are having a real go at both.

Sorry about Hal, but each to his/her own.

The harder it is to get there the more the pleasure when you do.

Regards.

I'll happily add a bit more to the pot if needed!

looks like we are in then with 4 ybs and keep 93 in for the yearling stage

Good news.

Regards.

barnie wrote:

I'll happily add a bit more to the pot if needed!

excellent, well done colin, im going to make a list of all money this evening to break it down whats for the ybs and the yearling race.........if we add a bit extra it may mean misty can reduce a bit off the £100 hes offered, its only fair i reckon

thanks colin.

I have no costs regarding my previous animals, all gone except Misty and one Bunny.

Only too pleased to help, gives me more pleasure than the syndicate receiving it.

Just very pleased it appears we are on the road.

Regards.

Sorry folks. Cash is not the problem. The guy 'managing' the lofts is.

halcanada81 wrote:

Sorry folks. Cash is not the problem. The guy 'managing' the lofts is.

the mystery deepens hal..............

i dont think hal liked the rpra management at the lofts david ,hopefully it will be better and lessons learnt for next year

barnie wrote:

I'll happily add a bit more to the pot if needed!

sent pm colin

Folks. The bird and the breeder. Excellent! I realise you folks do not have any viable options. The birds were poorly handled and a review of the comments will show many were not satisfied. I wish you all the best. But same management etc..who knows?

oldstrain wrote:

i dont think hal liked the rpra management at the lofts david ,hopefully it will be better and lessons learnt for next year

B***** well hope so etc O/S . Night mare type scenario what transpired early in the season there I suggest this year.

MISTY wrote:

I have no costs regarding my previous animals, all gone except Misty and one Bunny.

Only too pleased to help, gives me more pleasure  than the syndicate receiving it.

Just very pleased it appears we are on the road.

Regards.

Much the same Misty  been in lock down now for nearly 6 months here because of the virus issue & my pocket money so kindly given to me by my other half here has accumulated some what . End of the day I could have pissed it all up against a Gum tree like certain locals smoked a few cancer sticks for the thrill or given it to a good cause where certain young folk may just get some enjoyment from it come the end of the day hopefully, maybe.

I have some doubts regarding where much of the money goes when donating to charities Knackered.

I donate to two on a regular basis, St Catherines Hospice and Mc Millans both of whom I have had personal dealings with and seen the work they do.

I do not smoke or touch alchohol, only because I dislike both and would get no pleasure from either, neither do I use foul launguage. ( plenty of beutiful words
without doing so).

I am no saint and have far more to confess to than many.

The older you get I feel you realise the less money is important ( although you need enough to survive) and if you can use it for enjoyment then far better than sat in a bank doing nothing.

Regards.

[quote="MISTY"]I have some doubts regarding where much of the money goes when donating to charities Knackered.

I donate to two on a regular basis, St Catherines Hospice and Mc Millans both of whom I have had personal dealings with and seen the work they do.

I do not smoke or touch alchohol, only because I dislike both and would get no pleasure from either, neither do I use foul launguage. ( plenty of beutiful words
without doing so).

I am no saint and have far more to confess to than many.

The older you get I feel you realise the less money is important ( although you need enough to survive) and if you can use it for enjoyment then far better than sat in a bank doing nothing.

Regards.
Charities to a degree etc Misty are a total rort I'm   in many ways on average I've found. Always give to the local children's hospital appeal here     each year & the RSL for veterans. The others     like certain churches of repute I leave well alone as such & especially the one that thought somehow Pell's was some one to be admired down here & in the Vatican    .  

i think your right about charities misty, a lot of them are just out to make profit, and not for the cause , i think to be classed as a charity they have to give so much of the money made to that specific charity, its only a small amount, something like 10%, then the rest goes to paying staff, advertising and the directors who receive a very nice wage out of it .

every now and then we get groups of people door knocking asking for support for the charity, they wear all the logos on their coats etc , but they dont actually work for the charity, they work for an advertising / sales company employed to gain custom for said "charity"

even the rspca top man is on a massive wage, instead of it going to the animals

Many charities have £billions. They have to swap money around due to laws.
The marvellous way they say/state, that the money in hand sn't able to do anything for past events/ disasters, but will help in the future. You couldn't make it up. moreso when they say the same next time.
getting off before I get started!