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With a name like yours, u should be able to tell us, cant u ??
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Should win on good ground , but if it comes up in any way soft would not be so sure 11/8 is very short ...too short
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Impossible to estimate without knowing what the opposition is.
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2.5 lengths for me with a fellow stablemate chasing him home.
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according to the flat mafia breeding machine he,s going to sprout wings like Pegasus at the 2 furlong marker and win by 10 lengths hard held. but im a realist and at 11/8 I,ll be trying to find a tad more value
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7-2 in pocket which will do me.
Won it 4 times so knows what is required. The rest are two bob |
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dunno bally there has to be one or two not exposed to give him a race. the last 2 he has won it with were not that special imo and you have to go back 10+ yrs to galileo and High chapperal who imo were well above average derby winners
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I just have to take anything Obrien says with a pinch of salt....
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Only won 4 Derbys I suppose
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from how many runners, bearing in mind he goes at the race mob handed...
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15 lengths
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https://betting.betfair.com/horse-racing/respect-the-ballydoyle-derby-favourite-but-dont-be-blin-020610.html
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If it's a well run race I'll say a minimum of 3.5 lengths. If it's a particularly strongly run race and he's held up in rear we could see more of a Camelot or even Workforce type winning margin.
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diminishing 2.5 length victory
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minus half a length - will kick clear and then be nabbed on line imo.
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This sounds like a Ballydoyle campaign to frighten off the opposition and reduce the field.
My guess is he is 3rd, beaten 2 lengths. |
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sintonian
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The only one bred for the job imo. Will win
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5+L
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Obv depends on the weather - if it stays good, or better, then he should beat KH more than than he did in the Guineas, so 5L+ def possible.
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Put it another way, on good or better I'd say he'll post a RPR of 128+ so ... they'll do very well to get within 3 lengths of that
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7-15 lenghts
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the heavens will open, pretty much a 'given', Australia wont like it, finish 7th at best - maybe even pulled out due to bad ground - Chester Vase will buck the trend of being a poor trial, 1 and 2 will be Orchestra and Romsdal, not sure which order though ....
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All class. Great ride Joey
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yup - he did the simple things perfectly - got his position, stayed out of trouble - rode the horse like he was the best in the race - never in doubt.
I'm not always his biggest fan but he's a top class big-race jockey. |
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Thought he was very lucky to get away with that ride,gave far too much ground to Kingston Hill,that said the belief in the horse was confirmed.
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Metro - strange reflection on the ride.
Joseph sent Australia on a furlong out, he didn`t need any luck. |
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Angel Gabrial,good morning
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Good morning
![]() Kingston Hill is not a horse that wants firm ground. The opposite to what you say is true, if it was soft ground then perhaps Kingston Hill would would have done him. |
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The ground was not fast,I believe he gave him too much ground,just opinion.
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Oh yes i do agree Kingston Hill wants it soft, but that ground was good enough for a good performance,so I see it as a risky ride by Joseph.(would not expect others to agree)
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Job done and a beautiful ride by Joseph. The only worry was the ground.
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