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Henderson is always rank at Aintree, his focus is Cheltenham and his festival runners, if they turn up here, never perform to their best.
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You expect too much the only horse they really fancied was Grandouet.
Binocular and Finian's should both win tomorrow. Spirit Son has Sam Winner to beat. |
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can't remember the period of time but RUK quoted stat that he is 7-87 with horses going on to Aintree from Cheltenham.
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That's ok if he gets 2 or 3 tomorrow then the stats average won't change[;)]
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sam winner is a total dog,does not have the tactical speed to cope with the other 3 on this track,will be off the bridle after a mile and idiot ruby has ditched Rock on once again,nice to see such a top jockey can get it wrong at both festivals,spirit son will run riot over this lot with Rock on 2nd
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Hope your right but I'm reducing my bet on him tbh if he were mines he'd be roughed off. Had a very hard race at Cheltenham.
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They are simply hsrd races to win. He's had a few horses fall this week and others not running to form after the Festival which is a general trend. That said, Finian's Rainbow is a diabolical betting proposition at anything close to Evens. He's a novice, and will be whizzing round a tricky track on quick ground, and on the back of a tough race at the Festival. Binocular will give Peddler's Cross a good scrap and comes here the fresher but again I wouldn't be piling in. The one of Henderson's I think is the best value tomorrow, as he finally has his conditions, is Eradicate.
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With you on Eradicate!
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Haha, stable out of form eh?
I ended up backing Oscar Whisky and Finian's Rainbow; but didn't back Spirit Son. Really taking performance and surprised how well he travelled and settled over 2m4f against a strong field. |
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Thar yer goo ....as Mick Fitz would say !!!!
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