Tickets are still available for the Darts and Racing Classic, Kempton Race Course, April 3rd 2010.

The response to the day at the races, has been superb,and everyone is looking forward to it, the Legends of Darts will not only be playing in a knockout event, they will also be dinning with the racing guests in the Dessert Orchid Suite, this is a true day out with the Legends, your chance to meet, share a drink, and maybe offfer a few winners.

To make the racing even more intersting, Micky Fitzgerald, Grand National winning Jockey, will go through the race card, he may even go through the darts card as well ! I have played golf with Micky at the Sir Henry Cooper golf classic in Portugal, I can tell you he know's his horses, and his darts.

Ticket prices and packages: www.dartsandracingclassic.co.uk
,remember there is a discount for parties of 10 or more.

To all our Irish friends around the world, happy St Patricks day.

For all you people who do not know, the first St Patrick's day march took place in New York in 1762, Along with their music, the parade helped the soldiers reconnect with their Irish roots, now the parade is watched by 3 million people who line the 1.5 mile route, which takes more than five hours, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and Savannah also celebrate the day with parades involving between 10,000 and 20,000 participants.

St Patrick, a true Legend.

The Legends of the Oche show will play at the Brycheiniog Theatre, in Brecon, Wales, on Friday.

Eric Bristow and John Lowe, will be joined by Guest player, World Champion, Bob Anderson, and Sky Sports TV presentor: The Voice of Darts, Russ Bray.

The Legends received a great reception when they played the Brycheiniog in 2009, and the interest for Fridy's show is running high.

Russ Bray will host and present the show, throughout, Russ is becoming the most recognised voice in world darts, he has recently returned from China, where he was hosting a National TV event, and Japan, America, and Australia, are next, Russ is also the voice of McCoy's on our TV.

Guest player, Bob Anderson, needs no introduction to darts fans, Bob has graced the darts scene for many years, won countless titles, represented his Country, world wide, and last year added the Betfred League of Legends title to his immpresive list.

James Wade almost requested he should be the next Peter Manley, as the player the crowd should Boo.

After his brilliant match with Ronnie Baxter at the MEM Arena in Manchester, Wade stated in his interview with Sky Sports "If they want to Boo me, I don't care" this was in reply to the audience who where quite clearly Baxter fans, (who is rergarded the local player in Lancashire), who did boo Wade many times throughout the match.

I can understand his frustration at being treated in this way, he was trying to get off the bottom of the league table, and his darts where of the highest standard, both players averaging over 100 per throw, ten maximums thrown between them, and 64 scores over 100, it doesn't come much better than that, and a standing ovation for both players would have been more befiting.

But darts is very much a like, dislike, sport, players do have their army of supporters, and they do take sides, Wade was subject to a show of appreciation for Baxter, rather than a dislike for his ability to play at an high standard.