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didnt beat much but did it nicely first time, should come on for that and looks to have a big future over fences.
however, you could argue de valaria has achieved more however and there could be more to come from the mare who is a danger in reciept of so much weight. too short for me tomorrow but im on for cheltenham. |
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de valira only ran on thursday!!...surely nr.
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no re runs too. thoughts on the performance.........
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Battled back well after being headed. Needs to improve his jumping, just looks a bit untidy at times, but unlikely he is fully wound up at this stage. At this point, not for me.
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apparently having couple more runs pre xmas
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MM is right in getting as many runs into him as possible- big engine, too early to write off if jumping improves.
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winner would be very fit loads of runs in last 3 months 9 i think
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Carnage for the punter this time of year, no other sport like it. Does make me laugh that multi million pound trainer cant get their horse 100% fit for a racecourse
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Have backed f l for rsa and am not overly worried bout todays result as the horses form going left handed is far superior to that going right handed. A big chasing type who appreciates better ground, a faster gallop and has cheltenham form. His jumping will be better come the BIG day.
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I think Bobs Worth is the one to beat in the RSA.
However, at the moment its all about getting experience, but I would have expected him to win today, especially off level weights with the winner. FL couldn't have been too unfit if he only ran 14 days ago |
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tend to agree with wellchief but early days and inexperience may have beATEN HIM
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You have to remember FL was beat twice before Xmas last year against horses that wouldn't get near to winning a Neptune
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I agree Colonel.
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