Cheltenham Festival
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13 Mar 12
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WHAT DID YOU LEARN LAST YEAR?
I am still annoyed that last I wouldn't bet Ruby on Al Ferof last year (who I had followed), coming back from injury to win on a horse that in the same season had fallen; finished 3rd; and Ruby had not won on. How wrong could I be! Now that memory is making me have a saver on Prospect Wells- not because I like him, but because of lessons of the past. Anger can damage our future selections. It's why people lose. What do you regret from last year? How will you act now?
I am still annoyed that last I wouldn't bet Ruby on Al Ferof last year (who I had followed), coming back from injury to win on a horse that in the same season had fallen; finished 3rd; and Ruby had not won on. How wrong could I be! Now that memory is making me have a saver on Prospect Wells- not because I like him, but because of lessons of the past. Anger can damage our future selections. It's why people lose. What do you regret from last year? How will you act now?
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blowing my smallish budget in the first two days and only having £4 left for Oiseau!
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Having previous festival form is a big positive to a horses chances.
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Even with a slender looking portfolio of horses the irish still landed 13 races
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Agree with uncle, especially when selecting placepot horses.
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it has ever been thus
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Bobs worth, just keep on backing him at Cheltenham
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