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Grand National
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28 Jan 13
19:27
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Personally I'm with PDB.
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NEITHER.
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Neither for me too.
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Now that TB is out - I'm with PDB
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laying both at the mo
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Changed your mind yet?
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only laying on the price
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PDB tenderly handled today.That should set him up for the GN
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i was there on sat TMB , pdb never really jump well , he put his front legs trough a lot of these fences , Paul should have kept him wide , will improve for the run ....
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I've seen him run a couple of times and remember him travelling very well at Haydock until making an absolute horlicks of one down the back and losing all chance.Preparation looks good for the big one but as you say I have deep reservations about his jumping.
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Racing post says he jumped well
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On His Own prep isn't ideal but the one to beat for me
I might be in a minority here but I think Prince De Beauchane is terribly handicapped  |