It will be wild if Hearts win the Premiership, given we've not had a winner outside Glasgow in over 40 years.
It will be wild if Rangers win the Premiership, given they only won 1 of their opening 7 games of the season and they have only won 53% of their league games to date with just 8 left to play.
It will be wild if Celtic win the Premiership, given they've lost 7 times already this season, have changed manager 3 times, and had two utter clusterfuck transfer windows.
It will be wild if Celtic land the double, given all of the above and the fact they won a quarter final despite not registering a single shot on target.
It will be wild if St.Mirren win a major trophy, or even two, but still manage to get themselves relegated.
It will be wild that Steven Pressley has outlasted the manager of Celtic (twice), Rangers, Aberdeen, St.Mirren, Kilmarnock and Livingston this season.
It's wild that with 8 games to play Motherwell have the best defensive record in the Premiership and have lost the same number of games as the league leaders.
It's wild that 3 of Hearts 5 defeats this season have come against the teams currently sitting 9th, 10th and 11th in the league.
It's wild that Livingston won their 2nd game of the season and in the middle of March, 28 games later, they are still waiting on their next victory.
It's Scottish football.
And it is indeed, wild.
@Lewis_Cop@DarranPearce Soft ground and that tight turning track wouldn't suit him, considering he's won over 3m6f at Cheltenham. Might not have been the fittest today as well, can see him being primed to perfection at Cheltenham!
@Halligan88@AntepostValue@RichardHoiles I think your premise of Rachael's being a great improvisation is wrong in the first place. I would like to think France Galop will be looking to amend their rules to include the use of the hand, no one wants to see that happening to a horse under any circumstances.
@Halligan88 Was Rachael not spoken to by the Stewards after this and reminded it should only be the whip used to encourage?
And a few pats down the neck? He was slapping F*ck out the horse, not a great look at all.