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Top tipping by Ben Hutton in Racing Post this morning non runner.
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LEADING fancy Quito De La Roque has been ruled out of Sunday's Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown following a bad scope, trainer Colm Murphy has reported.
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Bad news,was looking forward to seeing Jessies.
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Was looking to see Quito step up on last run, as backed 16/1 e/w w/out big 2.
Hopefully might make it,but not good prep for sure,hope its not the time for lots of non runners leading to Festival. But im sure there will be few more high profile horses to not show, nailed on. |
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SYNCHRONISED became the latest big name to be ruled of Sunday's Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown after trainer Jonjo O'Neill was not happy with him on Thursday morning
Frank Berry, racing manager to Synchronised's owner JP McManus, said: "Jonjo wasn't happy with Synchronised this morning, so the horse won't be travelling to Leopardstown. "We will have to wait a bit longer before he runs again and there are no plans for him yet |
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Will there even be e.w. betting on it
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No it seems
Stan James revised betting on the Hennessy Gold Cup: 11/10 Quel Esprit, 100/30 Bostons Angel, 9/2 China Rock, 13/2 Magnanimity, 16/1 Roberto Goldback, Follow The Plan, 40/1 Treacle |
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What i dont understand most UK based trainers moaning Henderson top of list,why didnt he send one of his with Conan?
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"For the sake of the horse himself, I prefer to take my time with him and hope to be able to get him back fit and well for next season".
Unfortunately Jessies Dream is going to be out for the rest of the season. We thought we had him right and we were really looking forward to getting him back on track in the Hennessy on Sunday but, as I mentioned during the week, he didn't sparkle in his last piece of work on Wednesday and it has since transpired that he picked up a knock. It's a big blow to the stable but that's racing and, unfortunately, these things will happen. I'm disappointed for his owner, Mr Johnson, and, of course, for the stable but the end of the season is closing in fast and he's too good a horse to rush back. For the sake of the horse himself, I prefer to take my time with him and hope to be able to get him back fit and well for next season. He's only a nine-year-old so he has a bit of time and hopefully we'll have more big days with him next year. |