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What piece of form entitles him to go close please?
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agree 25/1 is value im hoping for a better price on pandorama than 8/1 tho!
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That price is more indicative of the horse not running
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Weird Al is 8/1 for the Hennessy at Hills? i work for them :)
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miserly AntePost odds by Billy
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diamond harry i think. like wierd al but he will probwin the charlie hall and he will go up in the weights (or will he not go up until after it). diamond harry off 152 tho is good i thnk
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where is bensalem? hes not even in the entries it seems...
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Seeing as he isn't in the above list, I assumed he must be in the 25s bar section
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think the entries though came out this mng or yesterday and hes not even in the list. wud have been sure off the bak of william hill trophy lst yr theyd enter him and good perform at punch over hurdles. seems odd...
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He was one of our main hopes for the season, but unfortunately developed travel sickness on the way back from Ireland in the summer. I have never seen a horse go downhill so fast and within 24 hours it had turned into pneumonia and then pleurisy. But he’s making an amazing recovery and has been back cantering away quietly for three weeks, though we’re feeling our way very gently; the big worry is that it may have done lasting damage to his lungs. Obviously the Hennessy is out of the window and he wouldn’t return this side of Christmas, so let’s say he wouldn’t be one for Racing Post readers to be putting in their Ten to Follow competition entries. It was a bit disappointing he was successful in only one of his five outings over fences last season, but helooked unlucky in the William Hill at Cheltenham, as he was travelling extremely well when falling two out. And when he reverted back to hurdles for his final run he put up a super effort over hurdles to be second to Quevega at Punchestown.-25/10/10.
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just found that on benasalem through new racing post database they have for stable tours....
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TD being mischievous
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Diamond Harry off 152 too good to miss. Soft ground, flat left hand track and fresh are his ideal conditions.
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bensalem not in 10 to follow.Is he injured?, cheers.
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cant fancy bensalem carrying the same as diamond harry and wierd al
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PANDORAMA
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with a small saver on the great one just incase, Denman
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dont think denman will win, ore competitive this yr me thinks. will mccoy b ridin denman again?
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Would imagine Ruby would be on Denman.
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I hope Nicholls hypes up What A Friend I will be laying him all day at those sort of prices
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I like the look of Diamond Harry and Taranis although wouldn't be sure the latter is being aimed at this so will hold off getting involved until running plans are known.
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DENMANIA RUNS WILD ONCE MORE
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oh god i hope so FFT [;)]
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I dont think Neptune Collonges isnt without a chance here. Quite often these days the best time to catch a horse after a long layoff is first time up, as Paul Nicholls proved with Taranis.
He would also be getting 18lb from Denman having been dropped to 164. |
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Won't be a dry eye in the house SF [;)]
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It was a great day
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The race this year all revolves over whether Denman runs. If he does, hardly anything else will be in the handicap, including all the second season chasers that typically perform well in the race. Personally I think that it will be a big ask for Denman off a mark 8lbs higher than last year, making Taranis and Neptune Collonges possibilities if they are free from injury.
Of the second season chasers Diamond Harry and Burton Port have to be of interest being only a few pounds out of the handicap. I would love to see Denman win, but at 10 he will not be improving and I think something a few pounds out of the handicap will improve enough to take the prize (hopefully Dream Alliance if we go there ). |
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gl FCH [;)]
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FCH -We've been here before have we not ?
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denman must have a good chance without thinking about it too much.
however Weird Al (runs today at carlisle) would be the one to keep an eye on. judging by the flows of money he's probably in form now. he's a lot better than his opposition at carlisle so would expect him to win. will be in handicap proper, no doubt, compared to a few that are unlikely to be. one for the short list imv. |
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What are the penalties and after what date please?
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probably not; but prob only 4lb
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Super run from Al today. Evens out to 3/1 told the story yet he still won over the inadequate trip.
My favourite horse in training. Just looking for some winning margin bets for the Hennessy now ...... |
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Wt i respect Al's unbeaten record i dont think dead heating with Little Josh is hennessey winning form.I think DIAMOND HARRY turns it into a procession
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Read into the race more boy wonder.
- It was over 2m4f, which is too short for him. - He was half fit, stated by the trainer and went from Evens to 3/1 in the betting. He'll leave that form well behind at Newbury. |
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He did have some kind of post race scare, which the trainer eventually played down, so I hope what appeared a very hard race won't have taken too much out of him. Would have a top chance if arriving at Newbury in top form.
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I read something about that on the HR forum just now Joci, but it doesn't say anything on the RP site.
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