The Era -- Day By Day

[Harp]

Dunno Ian's quandry. Understand jilted state but his feelings for Binnie now look a bit too soon before
the dust had settled over Selene crash and burn. And now no crash just dash.

And Terry's always in a fix, so nothing new here. Dragon Gal really owes this kid what Slits craves, though
doubt he'll ever collect.

The Catanias wedding pix is sweet. And the Davis story about his returning to England to marry his girl.

 

[Farace]

"Take me advoice. Doon't look'a gift haaaarse..." "Ohhhhhh," exhales Joe. "Ohh," inhales Uncle Frank. "That ain't what Oi meant...")

I remember there was a big beef boycott here in the early ‘70s, and a local meat market was selling horse meat. My mom was buying it, but didn’t want to tell us. Somehow we found out, but we weren’t bothered. It was actually quite good. And it has nothing to do with why I’m a vegetarian now.

 

[LizzieMaine]

I had relatives who called it "Jersey beefsteak."

 

[Harp]

When Lewis&Clark reached the Pacific Northwest, they bought tribal dogs to sate Caucasian appetite
for meat, buffalo being indigenous Plains territory. Horses presumably were scarce and far too valuable
to consume.

And speaking of horses, Emerging Market looks prime NYRA Belmont Stakes meat on the hoof alongside
Renegade, back from rest after his Kentucky Derby pin ball romp. There's not much pace in this edition for back closers such as these two to adroitly vantage, but after Churchill Downs' first Saturday, this Saturday should be a breeze.
A forward runner in the mold style favored Powershift can theoretically lead to wire the Belmont, and after a whackjob Derby cautious tablestakes stud poker is advised.