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dwm767
16 Oct 10 20:15
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Are they deceptive!? Does he ready them for the early season because he knows the better animals won't come out until mid summer!? I find it interesting he's the "King" of two year old winners, yet he isn't represented, or he is but his horses run poorly, in big juvenile group contests towards the end of the season!
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Report zilzal1 • October 16, 2010 8:27 PM BST
He ran them when they were all in form and picked up good prizes with them. At Goodwood i think he won all the big events with them. Good training imo and i bet at least a couple of them will bounce back as three year olds.
Report R Carver • October 16, 2010 8:27 PM BST
I agree with you both!
Report Paddy Hair • October 17, 2010 12:02 AM BST
I think all his horses are trained to peak in the big summer meetings even his older horses.You never see him even winning late season maidens.Seems to have horses with speed over stamina that go on decent ground.
Report zilzal1 • October 17, 2010 9:44 AM BST
He hardly buys at the top end , does he
Report geoff m • October 17, 2010 3:15 PM BST
maximises the oppourtunities with the bloodstock he trains.
Why hang on to them to peak later in the season & then walk away with naff all
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