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Also SANDS COVE, a bumper horse that hosed up in filthy ground at Roscommon 10 days ago, well backed before drifting like a refugee boat from Northern Africa before the off(5-2 out to 9-2). It won on the bridle under Nina C, and Swan said afterwards it was the best horse he'd had so far. That might have had a touch of the adverts about it, but it was a taking performance. Can't wait to see it on a decent surface, hopefully just as good. The first post of the 2012 Festival: bring it on...Out at 10to6 ![]() |
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Quito De La Roque Ghizao ( hopefully jumping improves from last two runs, on big prices Champion Chase ) |
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Where or when can expect to see CEDRE BLEU ???
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That one to cross off list Ghizao one thinks poor run, lets hope Quito does business Saturday!
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Montbazon looked decent there on ground which wouldn't suit, I'd be interested in some 33's for the Supreme
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Think Montbrazon has massive potential,Ran a very creditable race today on ground that the trainer had expressed concerns about prior to the race against an older horse who is already proven on heavy ground and is bred with an abundence of stamina.Think the 33-1 will have long gone if infact it ever existed
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Neptune or Supreme horse though? Thats the dilemma when backing antepost for the novices
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Quite right Bluebird,IMHO i'd think they may lean towards the supreme with Montbazon but that is purely my own opinion
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