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milly said:
stormydog said:
DENISE BAILEY said:
milly said:
don't think I'm in argumentative mood because I'm not

No jeff your the daddy lol

hes that alrite and now hes just off to dog-yoga lessons... :thumbsup:

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This is what I'll do if I'm proved wrong (w00t)

Mine not yours!


get lickin geoff,,,,,,,,lol :sweating:
 
S. Rodgers said:
Jac 20lb bitch is mine, thing is we never notice this as we r not really looking at there feet when they r running, if it wasnt for your brill pics i would never had noticed this, thanks once again jac  sue
Absolutely right, brilliant pictures Jacs :thumbsup:
 
fantastic pics jac u THE MAMMY :p
 
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This kind of thing doesn't just happen on sand, there are loads of pictures that Scotty has taken that show the same thing, also there were some that digiman did at Aycliffe which shows the same position.
 
Yes theres even camera trickery on the straights :- "
 
milly said:
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Just a thought, if the foot bends this much then surely an imprint would be left on the sand. In all the years I've walked on tracks I've never noticed any ;)



You should stick to inspecting the grass Sherlock Fletcher and the growth of it

sand is not as simple ----- lol :sweating: :sweating: :sweating: alright for under Blackpool pier where it should be---donkey derby--lol

steve
 
Blackpool pier mmmmm, that brings back some fumbling memories :b and not forgetting Mods & Rockers (w00t) and got the scar to prove it :rant:
 
Just got back from Old Hall, specifically looking for bendy feet. Didn't see one :- "

Yours in sport Hawk Eye :D
 
milly said:
Just got back from Old Hall, specifically looking for bendy feet. Didn't see one :- "                   Yours in sport Hawk Eye :D

lol what will it take to make you a believer? there's loads of pics and scans from books written by experts studying high speed video yet some people need to see it with there own eyes. It's a bit inconvienient when it happens too fast for the eye to see.

Those photos from outer space are all camera trickery as well. We all know the bloody earth is flat, you just need to look at it. :thumbsup: :D
 
Tony Taylor said:
milly said:
Just got back from Old Hall, specifically looking for bendy feet. Didn't see one :- "                    Yours in sport Hawk Eye :D

lol what will it take to make you a believer? there's loads of pics and scans from books written by experts studying high speed video yet some people need to see it with there own eyes. It's a bit inconvienient when it happens too fast for the eye to see.

Those photos from outer space are all camera trickery as well. We all know the bloody earth is flat, you just need to look at it. :thumbsup: :D

That's what I said to Triana and Columbus :- " :D
 
Hey Geoff have you spotted what were on the BWRA Champs Trophies (w00t) :lol: (w00t)
 
Well I've made a new friend from all this. :D I've been emailing Steve Nash who is the U.K's top greyhound photographer. I initially contacted him last sunday and he thought at first it was an April fools gag :oops:

I reassured him I wasn't photoshopping anything and that Deneside Belle wasn't injured. I also sent him a load more snaps just to show it's not a one off and also gave him the spec of my camera and the settings used on particular shots.

He thinks they are doing it but he is surprised at how much the whippets are bending as it isn't as severe with greys. He sent me a few of his photos that are similar but it is hard to know how bent they are as there's a lot of sand sprayed up with these bigger dogs.

He's now just as curious as me and is going to ask for some vets' opinions :lol:

Check out his site for some stunning work, his main gallery is down at the moment but he says it'll be up and running again soon. :thumbsup:

Steve Nash Photography
 
Vicky said:
Hey Geoff have you spotted what were on the BWRA Champs Trophies (w00t)   :lol:   (w00t)
Nowt wrong with the one I won :- " I bet your's got dropped & damaged :D
 
wild whippies said:
Well I've made a new friend from all this. :D I've been emailing Steve Nash who is the U.K's top greyhound photographer. I initially contacted him last sunday and he thought at first it was an April fools gag :oops: I reassured him I wasn't photoshopping anything and  that Deneside Belle wasn't injured. I also sent him a load more snaps just to show it's not a one off and also gave him the spec of my camera and the settings used on particular shots.

He thinks they are doing it but he is surprised at how much the whippets are bending as it isn't as severe with greys. He sent me a few of his photos that are similar but it is hard to know how  bent they are as there's a lot of sand sprayed up with these bigger dogs.

He's now just as curious as me and is going to ask for some vets' opinions :lol:

Check out his site for some stunning work, his main gallery is down at the moment but he says it'll be up and running again soon. :thumbsup:

Steve Nash Photography

Yes, Steve said you had been in touch :- " :p
 
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Crooked spire my arse :wacko:
 

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