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Anyone got an insight into Peter Bowens runners at this years meeting? Seems to have had a quiet season up to now but always seems to have a winner at Aintree.
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hopefully Always Waining gets in to the big one, loves the fences and has had a winter over hurdles, ran on with promise last time.........there are also some interesting entries in handicaps with Rio Gael and Natural Action entered in the handicap hurdle on Friday, last years winner Big Time Billy is also entered for the bumper as is With Grace, look out for his runners over the three days, a winner or two awaits.......
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Agree with all you said but just wondering which one or two!Do you reckon Always Waining will get in? Needs 3 or 4 to drop out
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hope so,dont wish bad on any horse but can see Always Waining going off and relishing the fences just a question about the trip, the handicap hurdle on Friday is always a race that Peter looks to do well in
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Why do you think he's had a quiet season, Virus, Loss of Owners?
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young horses that need bringing on slowly,the cold snap in December was horrible
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Thanks for the info, he has a good following on Merseyside due to his success at Aintree, not just at the National meeting but the smaller meets, Souffleur must have a live chance in Fridays handicap hurdle.
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Souffleur will run on Thursday against Big Bucks, just as he did last year
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Souffleur not declared
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Thar yer go ...
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job done.........now for Souffleur and Big Time Billy!!
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Just got back from the railway club on melling road where the owners had the trophy at the table, lovely people and what a horse, Peter Bowen does it again at Aintree. Hope Souffleur is sound tomorrow.
Cheers Casmael! |