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I believe that's happening.

Anyway, sorry, today we're going to talk to Andrew Fish Jackson.

So he's a senior lecturer here at the RVC in Equine Surgery

and nominated for the

top spec more horse and hound vet of the year, but you didn't get it, Fish. What's going on?

Well, I was robbed. No, I mean, there were some very good candidates, obviously, there, and from a,

from a wide range of parts of the equine veterinary field and yes it was done in a vote system and

obviously my hair was out of place that day and you know that was it well very well done for

getting nominated absolutely but there was a it was uh nathalie mcgolrick was the the golly one and

actually she's a um a vet that refers to us as well.

So, yes, I can feel some kind of link there.

Very good.

Well, magnanimous in defeat, as I imagine.

So thank you very much, Andy, for joining us today.

And I thought what we'd do is speak about colleagues.

And maybe your approach, if you're in the field, seeing a case what you like to do

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