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2013 greyhound derby
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paddy power 16/1 camas
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What would you want to be laying though, it's probably a bit short but with the book going e/w 1,2,3,4,5,6 he's not one i'd want to be laying at big prices. He has made the final of every competition he has entered bar the Easter Cup and Monmore Puppy Derby where he finished 3rd in the semi final. He is a real good competition dog and i wouldn't be surprised to see him in the final, i'd be very disappointed if he doesn't go deep
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i'd take CAMAS getting to final over Eske, regardless of prices
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THAT PRICE FROM PADDY THOUGHT IT WAS THE BUS ROUTE IT TAKE ROUND TO THE LINE !!!
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Do you remember Droopys Agassi went over one year, he couldn't even stay on the track
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HE WAS WIDE!
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http://www.greyhound-data.com/play.htm?video=/video/UK/WDON/2003/WDON-2003-05-31-HT12.flv&name=William%20Hill%20Derby%201st%20RD%20H34
loved him, couldn't turn left though |
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seamus gaughan
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Whittle Murtagh 66 50 50 50 50 66 66 40 50 33 40 100 123 104
6-7 weeks away now WHERE this dog gone ? not seen him out For while? got to few finals last year just found few to good! |
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I heard he was injured, I cant recall what/how bad injury is.
Hi last race 23 Non Notts "StckInto&BrtDwn3" |
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23 November
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pf, whats happening with camas now? iv gone from thinking if he wins, il never price up another irish dog to if he doesnt come over now, il never price up another irish dog.
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Camas injured last week lanza, will never run again
Is Droopys Hope injured or what does anyone know? |
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Hope retired i have just seen, explains the price
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Hope retired i have just seen, explains the price
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CAMAS UNLIKELY TO RACE AGAIN
16/04/2013 Last year’s Irish Derby finalist Camas is unlikely to run again after sustaining a serious injury in a trial last week. Trainer Owen McKenna reports that Camas tore a gracilis muscle in a trial last week. “I was getting him ready for a race at Shelbourne on Saturday night and the owner Larry O’Rourke wanted to go for the English Derby with the dog. Now I doubt if he will ever race again”. Camas, a son of Head Bound and Accelerate, commenced his career by winning the Festival Unraced Stake at Clonmel and he was a finalist in the Red Mills Produce Stakes at the same track. He won the Champion Plate at Shelbourne and also reached this year’s SIS Live Gold Cup final for which he started an evens favourite. |
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Quality dog Camas. Hope the injury isnt as bad as feared, dont sound good though
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KEREIGHT JOINS CURTIN – AIMS FOR ENGLISH DERBY
17/04/2013 Kereight King, one of Ireland’s star trackers, has been the subject of a substantial deal and is now being handled by Pat Curtin. Curtin, who recently moved to a splendid new training complex in Enniskerry, has organised a syndicate of four members and they have negotiated the purchase of a half share in the dog with owner/ trainer Aidan Denton. One of the members of the Syndicate is none other than Tony (AP) McCoy, one of the greatest jockeys the National Hunt world has ever seen. He was previously a shareholder in Shelbourne Geoff with Curtin and he reached the quarter final of last year’s Derby. The other members are Curtin himself and Galwaymen Gerry Hughes and Jonathan Newell. The William Hill English Derby is the prime target for the dog which is the second fastest ever over Shelbourne’s 525 yards with a 27.82 run. His style of racing would appear to be tailor made for Wimbledon and he is likely to end up one of the ante-post favourites. Reports suggest that some nice bets have already been struck at 33-1 and 40-1. Curtin plans to have his tonsils removed this week and a quick break will be followed by a few trials around Limerick and then a sprint and 480 around Wimbledon in advance of the classic. In the deal, Curtin also bought a younger half brother to Kereight King from Galbally, Co. Wexford based Denton. Incidentally, Pat Curtin plans to base the dogs in England this time, rather than travelling back and forth and he hopes to have up to three other challengers for the classic. did well to stay out of the news until this week |
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didn't look that great at Easter !
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 hacked up in round 1 showing brilliant early and mental middle before blowing up coming home seen as he was coming back from sicknessGot a horror draw in round 2 and went out, sh|t happens, he couldn't cheat the draw He will need decent draws and to take to the boxes [no doubt the track will be fine] but not many in here could lead him up or pick him up in my opinion |
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Farley Semour, a highly talented youngster trained by Barrie Draper, is sadly no longer with us
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He had that bitch other year die
Brave display while in training Very sad |
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I love this time of the year. Someone must have some large reds too.
102.4% nice one. we cant go much lower that that  . Well maybe a little.  really hoping eske wins the scottish now. Could go off major low for the english, tho its getting that way now |
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some interesting trials at Wimbledon today, hoping for a flying run by one of them anyway
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Took 50/1
I like that dog! ain't about today I'm sure he have few more looks But if he does run a time you just know The market adjust to it money talks! |
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i'm more interested in Priceless Sky, took all the prices down to 46 on here
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Other way round with me
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Priceless Sky can do it both ways, Money Talks don't lead Money Talks is back on the boat [in my opinion of course] although i think both should run the track fine
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i should just give you my number pf. lol.
no irish in the final for me this yr. please. haha |
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i'll take half the final field for usa nice 16.10 run today would be nice |
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Got 4 in the book already at nice prices, Still waiting for this years winner to be priced up.
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im quite peeved tho, i checked the trial sheet last night, m-t and sky were not there. iv woken up, been matched and now it says their trialling. My book should / could really be in tatters. lol.
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so far i've done:
Camas @ 225.13 (avg) layed 93.16 (avg) Kereight King @ 61.02 (avg) & 33/1 Homeless Boy @ 143.07 (avg) Priceless Sky @ 60.37 (avg) Jaytee Hellcat @ 100/1 & 80/1 Jolly Bullseye @ 80/1 Teejays Bluehawk @ 50/1 Isabels Boy @ 33/1 Rockchase Bullet @ 1000 so many question marks over a lot of the English trained runners at the top of the market this year in my opinion  take away Eske and then you have::Farloe Warhawk - hasn't looked the same dog recently Eden Star - how fit is he, how sound will he stay?? Farloe Tango - nuts Jolly Bullseye - good dog but a Derby winner? has to lead too Lemon Pluto - good dog but not for me Bubbly Phoenix - they ever going to get him right again?? Alien Planet - not for me Farloe Barracuda - will he get home?? Loughteen Blanco - can he bounce back to his best after his rest Golden Wonder - needs golden fkin draws |
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It looks like they just got added to it Lanza, i checked about 12 last night and they where on it
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yeah, i checked a bit earlier bout 10ish, thought no worries then went to bed.
thanks for listing most of my lays pf. lol. have bet jaytee at 100 and jolly bull at 80. biggest reds isabels boy and loughteen blanco. eske biggest winner, probably need a scottish derby win and a good first 2 rounds. should be ok then. touch wood. haha. |
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16.12 money
16.23 sky good work outs!! |
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Mottos impact 29.65 take it that ain't derby bound!
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I'd say Henno is delighted with both of them, Priceless Rumble 16.29 is decent too
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stick more up on Isabels at a big price mate  |