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According to the owner,1st choice for this is the Pertempts.
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It’s attracted a decent field. I’d have to now rank it better
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It’s attracted a decent field. I’d have to now rank it better
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Irishone
He has trained over 200 winners ,only had two runners in Ireland both at leopardstown unplaced,he has had 8 winners at York 2 on the rowley mile 1 on the July course all the others at the gaffs, He does train one you will know large action |
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Doing him down he has had a winner at ascot also
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He also trains Marie’s diamond won at the curragh when trained by mark Johnson
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thanks jimnast i didnt realise it was roger from york , thought he was Irish fellah living over there. unusual of d k to let them go that way.
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the horse needs good ground thats the only problem
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To be fair he can get one ready but obviously this is on a much bigger scale.
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Won a premier handicap on the flat on good to soft and has won on heavy at Naas
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"It was Weld’s first win in the race since the Jane Mangan-partnered Midnight Music in 2012 prior to which he had won it three times in a row between 2007 and 2009. This was his eighth win in the race as a trainer. "I thought he'd run very well last time out at the Curragh (on Guineas weekend) but by the time the last race came, the ground was gone very heavy and testing and that's not for him. It was beautiful ground today, on the slow side of good ."
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Beacon Edge going to go very close in this.
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Out of hibernation
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