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Well BBC I don't think anyone's expecting classic winners, but on the other hand, despite being a big (apparently goodlooking) horse and a late foal he hit the track almost before his second birthday, ran 9 times at 2, winning 4, I wouldn't necessarily knock a colt trained in this manber for not training on, Sire a G1 sprinter, damsire a G1 sprinter, half brother a G1 sprinter, family full of speed, runners hitting the track early, you could argue he could make a good sire of sprinters!
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Fair enough ovalu-points very much taken.
I must admit I'm more of an 'owner/breeder' type of breeder (I would be if I could afford it anyway) so whilst I can see he has obvious speed, and would get sharp early types, I'm not sure he would be for me. |
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Is the weather another factor. Holding up horses and also trainers not wanting to run anything decent as of yet.
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i would say thats a fair statement Eont, especially any with Royal Ascot aspirations as you would expect good ground by then. The small shares i have in some two year olds, non of them have seen a grass gallop so far, so a little behind compared to normal
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Two in the 5.45 kempton race this evening. the great names jungle inthebungle and Geography Teacher.
The one that interests me is geography teacher at 10-1. Its raced better than the bare result at Doncaster, i like the way Roger fell lets his horses progress with racing, i expect this horse to have learnt a lot from day one. Also the Bungles seem to run very well on the all weather. So i am having a juicy bet on Geography teacher today. The other roger fell horse i like today is Florencio in the 8.15 kemp. convinced better horse going right handed |
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By heck. I wonder how long it took them to figure the name Jungle IntheBungle.....
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i was taking the **** BBC. i hated geography
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i was taking the **** BBC. i hated geography
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He keeps bungleing in the winners!
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