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Could have give him a stone
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only one winner there and thats the WAR lads!
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Agreed...given which, War of Attrition would have to be odds on if they ran the race tomorrow
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95% of horses don't stay 4 1/2 miles no matter how little weight they carry.
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Pedro your hypothetical question would only encourage an opinion, much like my heading, but I believe that WAR would stay the distance, in his Gold Cup he was kept to the outside for at least 20 fences, I believe that it was so that he could see the fences, he came to the inside once he had taken the lead and beat a Grand National winner in Hedgehunter and looked to outstay him.
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The trouble is Bazz, that was 2006 and this is 2010. Not a cat in hells chance of him beating Dont Push It in the National, receiving 4lbs or a stone imo.
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''beat a Grand National winner in Hedgehunter and looked to outstay him.''
He was better than him....he didnt outstay him. |
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What now far from trouble and amaru?
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Fair play Bazz that race shocked the hell out of me!! A huge marked step up on his last 10 or so chase starts and maybe connections have missed a trick somewhat. Whether he would have stayed no-one will ever know but the ability is certainly still there. A grand shout, albeit a costly one.
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Great Run from WOA, still think DPI would have beat him in the National though
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Deserves his long and happy retirement, glad he came home safely. All the grass he can pick at now.
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Far From Trouble, you should be in politics, you are never wrong, at least you won't admit that you are.
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