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Wow.
This monster v Frankel v Saamidd in the Dewhurst (hopefully)
some serious 2yo's this season.
This monster v Frankel v Saamidd in the Dewhurst (hopefully)
some serious 2yo's this season.
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Welcome to the fan club Gunny
 We've been expecting you. |
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Lets hope they all stay sound, something to get racing talked about in a good light for a change
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 Beast |
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Was impressive, and looked like it might stay a mile.
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Dream Ahead does what he did today against Frankel & Saamidd, if the groud is soft.
Frankel is 2/1 & Dream Ahead is 8/1, yet Frankel has only beat one rival rated over 100, and that horse is only rated 101, and ran below is best. |
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 made group horses look like trees |
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Trainer said gnd was good in france, which is a plus, but gf is def a worry.
Also want to see him win over 7f first as a 2yo. No bet til the day, given the going issues. |
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impressive horse isn't it. watch it's nottingham maiden win, most impressive maiden win of the season. just picks them up and goes whoosh. may have more improvement in him than the cecil horse, who looks like a two year old. will they now be tempted by the dewhurst? what a race that would be.
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It would be great to see if they all turned up, wouldnt it??
I probably think for interest generated, that it could be the most talked about for god knows how many years |
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just shows what an @rse of a decision to run middle park & dewhurst same day next year.
Very impressive . obviously fast ground would be a concern but that performance was the equal if not better than Frankels Royal Lodge win |
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I'd like to see it but i doubt we will see him taking on frankel and saamidd so soon after this win. There is always next year. I just hope the horse does not get sold!
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Beautiful looking beast, frame wise.
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9 lengths winning distance.
Lots of horses hanging across the track in that ground. Could be worth sticking up some in-running lays at short prices if you have backed something pre-race, just in case you get done! |
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it could of course be the case that the rest in behind were gash/ didn't handle the ground. be interesting to compare the time to hoorays.
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well actually hooray's time was quicker, and she covered the final two furlongs as quick as dream ahead did, so there is that doubt in my mind. also is dream ahead just a soft ground sprinter? difficult to see him liking quick ground with that knee action.
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you'd have to think he'd of clocked a better time if he stayed at the far side and didn't hang.
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well yeah but a. he did, and b. maybe the evidence doesn't match the visual impression.
besides td mate i'm a bit concerned about you, your'e a worse bandwagon jumper than me which is saying something! |
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Middle Park winners very rarely make up into Guineas winners but with the soft ground and headwind this year it was much more of a test and the further he went the better he looked. Love the way he travels and I don't see 7f being any problem at all, and although his parents were both sprinters they have produced plenty of 1m+ horses so there has to be a good chance he'll stay the mile next May.
If all 3 of them did go for the Dewhurst on softish ground it will be fascinating to see how it's priced up. |
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'nice prospect' |
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on soft ground Saamidd would be a lay against them two. He is by Street-Cry and far better on G, even more so on GF.
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BEHEMOTH |
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agree sintonian!!
oh absolutely MM. i call him 'the ba donk a donk' |
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http://www.jl421.com/
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ba-donka-donk
... ok thats it back to the horse! amazing performance! |
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mythical prince Joined: 20 Sep 06
Replies: 1681 01 Oct 10 16:13 well actually hooray's time was quicker, and she covered the final two furlongs as quick as dream ahead did, so there is that doubt in my mind. I'm quite sure the ground got slower throughout the afternoon, MP, but whether it got slower between the Cheveley Park and Middle Park can only be a matter of judgement, I think it probably did. |
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Please let him run in the Dewhurst
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Impressive but have to be wary of soft ground performances.
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st nic abbey soft ground last year and look what happened in guineas
this dream ahead is well named cause if u owned him thats what u would do, seriously impressed by him |
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he does not need soft just would not want firm or the firmer side of good.
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http://tinyurl.com/3395m9e
what a buy!? |
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note that d simcock said he won't be risked on ground with firm in description THIS SEASON.
implying they may be tempted next year ie guineas. |
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heard the not with firm bit ribotman, didn't hear the this season bit, very interesting.
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i have replayed the interview and he actually said THIS YEAR.
same thing though i think. |
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Hooray was 1 length quicker (in an ordinary Cheveley Park) at same weights. Got to take that Middle Park form with big sack of salt. Those in behind must have been dross on that ground as Mythical first suggested above.
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But we'd still Love to see him take on Frankel, Saamid Et Al at Newmarket, wouldn't we
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Pedrobob, Hooray had already put up some fast times prior to yesterday, faster than the last couple of Cheveley Park winners, I'd say she's a good winner. Also it's patently obvious that the ground was deteriorating throughout the afternoon. I have doubts about both horses for next year though.
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