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PeteTheBloke
22 Jun 12 21:56
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At last.
Pause Switch to Standard View **** St Leger Doncaster 15th Sept ****
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Report The Headmaster June 22, 2012 11:13 PM BST
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if the kind staff at Betfair can create a St Leger market before the weekend is over,i will donate 10 thousand pounds to a charity of your choice

Silly
Report PeteTheBloke June 23, 2012 11:20 AM BST
I wonder whose choice it was to be?
Report The Headmaster June 23, 2012 12:14 PM BST
I would suggest the Betfair Layers Fund, Pete.  With 10K behind them we could get this market moving, yes? Happy

Bit slow at the mo, ain't it? Whoops
Report HorseRacingExpert June 23, 2012 12:18 PM BST
your welcome ladsWink i will contact betfair about the donation
Report PeteTheBloke June 23, 2012 12:26 PM BST
HM - You're never satisfied. I presume that the hundred-odd quid I took on Camelot was not yours?
Give us a chance to lay a bit more of the 2/1 on and we should be able to accommodate your every interest Grin
Report The Headmaster June 25, 2012 10:24 AM BST
You're right, Pete, the ton at bottle on was not mine (and I'm never satisfied Grin)!  Most unusually for an odds-on fav, he's already a good winner in the book - so I'm leaving him well alone and might, for once, actually end up cheering on the long range ante-post fav and not relying on some no hoper to bail me out....although it won't stop me trying to catch a wave on the darkies and, no doubt, giving most of it away Cry
Report PeteTheBloke June 25, 2012 6:47 PM BST
It's fair to say that the race is attracting a lot more interest than last year's. I
don't even think last year's race was up in June, was it? The speculation is really
about whether Camelot runs, I suppose.
Report elisjohn June 25, 2012 6:54 PM BST
do you reckon obrien will let us know by 48 hrs   decs time if camelot is a definate possible for the race Grin
Report sintonian June 25, 2012 6:57 PM BST
It's possible, ElisJ.
Report PeteTheBloke July 10, 2012 9:23 PM BST
Camelot's price softened a bit today. Anyone heard anything?
Report PeteTheBloke July 22, 2012 9:25 PM BST
Great Heavens' promised entry in the Leger has livened the betting up a bit.
This really could be a much better race than it's been for a good few years.
Report PeteTheBloke July 27, 2012 7:31 AM BST
Camelot 8/11 on here. The entries were only out this week, so why is he drifting so much?
Report layingisthewayforward July 27, 2012 2:45 PM BST
He is the same price on here as he was 2 weeks ago.

Don't think he'll run myself.
Report PeteTheBloke August 7, 2012 8:23 PM BST
Are there rumours about Camelot? Someone matched 4 quid at 2.90 and there were a few bets matched at 4/5 here recently.
I know the amounts are small but it still makes you wonder.
Report Navel-Gazer August 8, 2012 6:55 PM BST
What's going on with Noble Mission's price? Shocked
Backed at 15.5 after the Gordon Stakes and now out to 65! Confused
Report roobuck August 8, 2012 7:46 PM BST
I think the intention is still to go to York and perhaps St Leger so I don't think its a non runner issue at this stage. Personally though I would be surprised to see him turn up.

There was a concern about him staying 12F before Goodwood and I for one would have Encke reversing places over 14F. It seems that Thomas Chippendale is the main stable hope for the race and hence only one race between Ascot and Doncaster, and interesting that the race chosen is the Voltigeur. I see no reason why Noble Mission would reverse Ascot places.

To go Gordon and Voltigeur before the St Leger is an unusual prep and whilst he may still run, his price may be more of a reflection of the market's opinion of his chance. If he were to run then obviously the price is too big
Report Navel-Gazer August 8, 2012 8:04 PM BST
Gordon & Voltigeur used to be the classic preparation for the late developing stayer as a St.Leger preparation a few years ago - there were a few I remember did the double, and the ones I can remember are Prince Bee & Electric...showing my age now Happy

FWIW, I figure Noble Mission's got as good a chance as Camelot in lasting out the trip, though obviously the latter has that extra bit of class - it didn't help Shergar though Plain

Every season...MOST of the St.Leger candidates have stamina concerns, as the March Stakes is probably the only recognised trial over a sufficient distance, though over the last decade or so, that race has degenerated Sad
I remember Commanche Run romping away with that Happy
Report roobuck August 8, 2012 9:47 PM BST
if you feel like that, then you need to go in again
Report Navel-Gazer August 8, 2012 10:06 PM BST
I see the 65's has gone...I took the 50's yesterday for just over £13 which is enough for my budget - I couldn't resist, and unless there are concerns about his well-being, I should be able to offload that at around 20 (that's my £13 there) when he's CONFIRMED for the Voltigeur.

I'm far from convinced he will stay and I agree that Encke has the better prospects of the pair over the longer trip.
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