Monogram

Yeah, don't know if I'd be going for the sweep now in the Flying Five, but an interesting contest to say the least anyway.

And our market, if you thought it was murky in the Flying Five, how about this for a market for the Gough-Svenson O'Brien National Stakes at 4 o'clock on Sunday? 9-4 Giant Sequoia, 5-2 Monogram, 4-1 Dr.

Rascal, 4-1 Hafner, so 4 under 4-1 at present.

something's going to have to give there in that respect but it is Giant Sequoia your winner of the Futurity last time won his last two on the improve albeit maybe not as flashy as some expected him to be that's two to one favourite in the Futurity indications seem to be that it will be hard for Ryan Moore not to ride him this weekend but we do have the added dimension into the race with the supplementary of Monogram the Juddmont horse who bolted in on debut for Joseph O'Brien first Juddmont winner down from Owning Hill I'm sure Colin Keane would be looking forward to throwing his leg over him for the first time on a race course we sent off 4-6 favourite that day it was a bit of a sweat but God he looked a very promising sort and all his future in front of him by Kingman out of a night of Thundermare he's deeply exciting but Dr. Rascal he probably has more hard in profile 4-1 in here having beaten Hafner when last seen at Goodwood in the Vintage Stakes Probably had things go quite nicely for him there, I thought, all things considered.

And Hafner will try and turn it around with him, having gone since and won the Aitcombe Stakes at York, I thought, in very nice fashion.

And Aidan O'Brien wasn't sleeping on him as a nice type when you heard him talking last week.

He'll probably be at his best when he steps up to seven furlongs, but whatever the case, he is top class.

So that was a pretty confident vote for a horse that's going to be double figure price at the initial round.

They released Monograms.

And Monogram was one of the most prolific of the studios.

So they released Monograms films.

They released Tifterfields movies.

They released Invincible Pictures.

And they also animated their own movies.

So First Edition was a real force, especially because of the whole...

Because of their association with Monograms.

So they lived on the same block in identical housing, befitting their father's military rank and social standing.

Throughout boyhood, they supported Rebel and Monogram by building every plastic tank model kit that appeared in the PX Hobby Shop.

For me, it was always airplanes, primarily Stukas.

There was one point where I had like 20 Stuka kits that were put together and then also like battle damage and everything.

All right, uh, from one fancy brand to another, uh, let's talk about Mercedes next.

Um, they've unveiled a new fully open-top, um, two-seater roadster Maybach, um, called the SL 660 Monogram.

Uh, it looks luxurious and, of course, um, pretty classy, um, roadster style.

Um, tell us more, Danial.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I didn't experience that much in the North growing up in Boston.

Monograms and, like, embroider-

Yeah

... embro- why can't I say "embroidery"?