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2013 greyhound derby
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Eske continues to look brilliant LAY at prices imo.
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Would nt back him at the odds but would nt lay him either personally - english challenge looks dire this year imo of course
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laid about 225 at 55 now
 its enough for the time being mate. Will have work hard to cover that. |
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a little money for judical ruling lately
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not been seen since last years final, going on 4, wouldn't worry about it
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Prob seen a little money for a good few irish ones
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when a dog is costing you 15k+, it would be nice to know if he's done something lately.
Laid him early last year thinking he'd be close to 4 come this yr, but not having any record of anything since then just wondered if someone knew something................. ........that they'd like to share. |
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........that they'd like to share.
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If Owen McKenna looks in - id like to say get ur dogs over and stop bein such a wuss
Nearly all gonna stay at home, beggars belief  |
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Track is a hole would you really bring your pride and joy over
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Track is fine, better than most over there anyway, stadium is a hellhole though
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Would bring a tear to the eye after white city it felt like the Olympics ger McKenna dogs look like a painting happy days
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how is the track fine pf when the one dog has to avoid the rail ?
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16.06 Priceless Sky, real nice run
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Pf any chance knockglass billy coming over
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Did I read pilot who in 600
Coming over for the derby ? Race be over by the time that thing at the 3 rd bend but he be front at the pick up thou! surly he a real six bend dog? Not 545m whole thing with eske was that the dog had no early Does not suit wimbo , turned that on its head! 20, 16, 14, huge prices for the blind that rush in Mybe I was blind fool Not to think he had any chance ! Looking at my ante post book can't say I've found the derby winner! |
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No idea what Graham Holland's plans are Noflap, he has some dogs that you'd think would suit Wimbledon including Billy.
Bsllyhil Sub went well around Wimbledon last night i was told, 16.07. He has blistering early and could be a lively one at a price |
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Cheers pf will keep eye out
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Any thoughts on Many are called for the Derby
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it will only need a break like that tonight once .... curtains
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Does anyone fancy Rioga to have a good run at this? Yes another year older, but still showing some great early speed in Ireland over the past few weeks?
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Noticed Many Are Called was 80/1 with Power, who cut him to 33s. Best 40/1 now but as Irish said, cant afford a slip up at the start Plough Lane. His litter brother Farloe Warhawk also seems inconsistent at the start these days
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JUDICIAL SET FOR RETURN TO WIMBLEDON
04/05/2013 Unraced since contesting last year’s English Derby final, the Michael O’Donovan trained Judicial Ruling is on course to have his next race in the first round of this year’s Wimbledon classic. O’Donovan reported yesterday that the dog is recovered from his injury problems and he clocked 28.69 in a trial around Limerick last Monday. Said the trainer: “He has had loads of galloping and a few sprint trials. But that was his first over four bends since last year’s English Derby final and I was delighted with him. What was better was that he was sound after it”. Judicial Ruling, owned by Pat Daly, is booked in for a trial at Wimbledon on Wednesday along with kennel companions Stonepark Crash and Laughil George but all three can now be taken to be likely runners. Another possible Irish challenger is the Tommy Bolton trained Fahy Legend which actually finished in front of Laughil George when second behind Ardfert Thunder in the Kingdom Derby final late last year. Lanza |
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cheers for that PF
only just nicely forgotten last year |
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I had to have months of councelling after semi final night last year
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wasn't just for semi final night though was it PF
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yeah, there was nout on greyhound -data, but when i checked the igb few days ago, there was a trial. I think i put it on the road to the don thread by mistake. lol. Had a quick look at limerick and his previous form there, the only thing im taking positive from was the igb said the track was 30 quick. and estimated 28.99. has done a 28.33, 28.51, 28.61, 28.78 so...28.99...first race back....mmmmmnnnnn. Just hope the track was 30 fast and they havent taken all me money. |
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Got about a dozen in my team. Every year say i'm going to stop but cant help myself, when i think something's far too big. Come the latter stages usually have one for big money, an okay divi and some break-evens though.
Big hitters Eske (looking good) Eden (not looking good) and Airlie Impact (just an enormous price). Been tinkering with Paddy Power over the weekend and topped up Warhawk before the recording breaking run last night but still 33/1. Also had a little 100/1 interest in Mags Gamble before the Scottish Derby final. Power ducked him to 80/1 now but still 100/1 with Hills. Just small fry, like the remainder, for the moment. The two i could upgrade into decent bets are Priceless Sky and Shaneboy Alley |
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"Big hitters Eske (looking good) Eden (not looking good) and Airlie Impact (just an enormous price). "
woodmanchester • April 4, 2013 10:34 AM BST "....have you considered Airlie Impact? Got a 29.49calc 515m Hove on its card. I've had a couple of quid on it at 159/1 anyway" well done woody with your big hitters..... did you manage to get two quid on the others as well ? |
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Didnt take you long Irish. Over £300 is a very big win for me
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anybody know if loughteen blanco is just resting before derby and if its last run was a trial at romford 24.08 hills now going 66-1 (if dog is ok and just having a rest and could come back produce its form from a few months ago reckon could be worth going in again eway)
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woodmanchester • February 26, 2013 9:25 PM GMT
"Think Alien could be Lister's best hope. However, beaten behind a not-breaking Farloe Warhawk in the Laurels and unsuccessful in 3 subsequent races. Sure he can do much better though"# Woody you have absolutely no clue who Charlie is entering mate, how you can write some of this is beyond me. Its pure conjecture and hype which often makes you look foolish come the race. He has a local dog out of Westmead Hawk that has been sent over to be entered, only run once at Galway last year, will be two years old during the Derby and took a look round Wimbledon last week, has Sidaz Jack even been considered by you ? |
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win or lose Sidaz Jack is an awful price, he has ran 1 race in his life winning around Galway and yet is as short as 25/1 to win the Derby, fair enough he may have been trialling well and they obviously think an awful lot of him but FFS there are big comp winners 4 times the price of him
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My point PF is that Woody has no clue who is entering what in the derby , many of the owners/trainers are not 100% sure at this stage. How many others have recently come out of the woodwork ? Judicial Ruling, Fahy legend , dalys other two .... until the entries close we are dancing in the dark
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Any news on Droopys Jet PF? He's a huge price if he turns up.
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I thought he was injured and wouldn't be ready in time?
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Never thought he got to grips
Round there thought he done Well to get as far as he did . waiting for the MILDEAN see what he goes Does one of few that could shake up derby betting! |