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personally I have backed it for RSA. promising animal
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Will have a run in a graded Chase this month and that will decide whether he even goes to Chelt at all - 50/50 imo
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****.com Bet On Your Mobile Novice Chase (Grade 2) (5yo+) 10 runners 2m5f Good NO. FORM HORSE AGE WGT TRAINER RTF% JOCKEY OR TS RPR 1 210-P1 Call The Police 63 9 — 100 129 2 580883 De´ Oro 6 7 — -1 — 3 532136 Donnas Palm 33 8 133 107 136 4 4-4314 Fists Of Fury 49 8 — 101 135 5 5012B Gift Of Dgab 33 8 140 117 144 6 3111-1 Hidden Cyclone 30 7 — 105 140 7 1-1812 Lambro 20 7 142 117 142 8 65-163 Monastrell 20 7 131 102 136 9 11-11 Sir Des Champs 33 6 — 97 151 10 2922U1 Son Amix 28 6 135 111 142 |
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Has he been omitted from all entries at Cheltenham in the novice races?? I can't see him in the lists
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Yeh,they did say they may not go the festival.They think a lot of this one,being very careful with him.
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Interesting. I was aware they might swerve it, but thought one of the reasons they had left him until Xmas was to protect him. I suppose they'll concentrate on a few more novice chases before a crack at Punchestown. Then a possible crack at Cheltenham next year.
I thought they might not want to bottom him in the RSA chase, but had expected them to at least make an entry in it and also the Jewson, with a possible run for Cheltenham experience in the latter race. Glad I didn't get involved though!! |
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Better they taken him out now than let people continue to back him.
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ffs |
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It is a pity we were not told 48 hours ago!
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We might see him at Aintree. Colm Murphy did the same with QDLR, said they wanted to miss Cheltenham and wait for the season after .. make of that what you will .. could be a tip?
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Not a hope in hell of him going to Aintree
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Gold Cup 2013
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Wtf !
Add this to Spirit Son & Waaheb and my antepost attempts this year should be turned into a comedy film ![]() |
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Could have been worse, never had em in a yankee with Denman
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Hidden Cyclone scoped dirty after his slightly disappointing run at Leopardstown on Saturday.
Shark Hanlon's seven-year-old made a fine impression on his chasing debut in December, but jumped sketchily at the weekend when third behind Sir Des Champs. There were, however, extenuating circumstances, and he will be given the chance to set the record straight in the Nas Na Riogh Novice Chase at Naas on February 26th. Hanlon said: "He wasn't 100% after the race. We had him scoped and he wasn't right, so that explains a lot. "He didn't jump very well, but they weren't going very fast - the faster they go, the better he jumps. "The horses aren't kicking at the moment, for one reason or another, but I'm sure they'll come good. "We'll leave him for a bit and then probably go to Naas in a month's time. "He's a very good horse and he'll have another big day." |
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Didn't seem to battle like it normally does it the above race,pulled too hard as well so another chance seems about right.I really like this hoss.
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I did like him but cost me last day.
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another of my AP bets down the drain
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