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used to love the gordon richards horses in these haddock races,was it burnt oak or something similar
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Twin Oaks
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thats the fella one of my favs,heavy ground jump like a stag bowl along in front
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He loved it round there 1TP, won loads of times. Cracking horse.
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dont want to sound like an old codger ,but they were proper fences in them days,big black brutes,proper trial for the nash in them days
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drop fences,similar to Aintree were'nt
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They sure were Penzance.
1TP, you don't sound like an old codger at all.......it wasn't that long ago ![]() |
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Yes its a different place now the drop fences were done away with about 10 years ago Gordon Richards always had the type of horse to suit haydock twin oaks and carrick hill lad from the same era also rinus who finished third in mr frisks national Peter Beaumont also had the type of horse to run well in those days young Kenny and bobby grant to name but two the dickinsons also had plenty that suited haydock I will be there on Saturday and its still a great place to visit as for this years race I have it between benvolio and broadway buffalo
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Worth noting that the Grand National weights are usually announced before this Trial. This year they are not.
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Evening all, not really a race I can see an angle in but I couldnt help but feel that the 33/1 about Alpha Victor is way too big so had a play at the weekend. Still 25/1 but doubts around whether he will run here or the Eider though....fingers crossed as per his usual season he needs a run or two to reach his peak then usually delivers some decent form. Big race over hurdles last time out too so looks like he's reaching form for his next target
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I think that P Jay's point about the GN weights may have a huge impact on this race. The horses at the bottom need a win to get into the GN. Those just above them need a decent run to stay in. Those at the top can afford a quiet run and may benefit by their ratings dropping a couple of pounds.
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1 1132-42 Benvolio (IRE) 49
2 221-181 Samstown 28 3 157-244 Monbeg Dude (IRE) 49 4 8U-P11P Gas Line Boy (IRE) 49 5 43-6PU8 Trustan Times (IRE) 13 6 2-42U52 Benbens (IRE) 28 7 61P-121 Lie Forrit (IRE) 34 8 PP/1PP-P Rigadin de Beauchene (FR) 35 9 343515 Broadway Buffalo (IRE) 50 10 315F-5P Mountainous (IRE) 49 11 513-1P6 Ballyoliver 35 12 3P-P61P Loch Ba (IRE) 14 13 P5-0362 Harry The Viking 34 |
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Conditions state that weights will be set "taking account of races run up to and including February 15" |
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Appreciated Rydal.
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The clock says Broadway Buffalo though one has to take his application to the task on trust.
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Broadway Buffalo must be pricewised as fav - cant have him though as this tends to be a test of stamina ... theyre expecting improvement being raised in distance... but I tend to think this race goes to horses proved 3m 2f and beyond... also has quite a few runs...
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Also I have noted the fact that las two big Saturday handicaps have been won by INVITA LAKE 20/1 and VIOLET DANCER...20/1 - stats wise both races suggested to look for a horse further down the handicap... near the bottom...
I ignored this stat and left rueing - but notice Grand National Trial has same profile in terms of stats... LOCH BA (3rd in the race last year) and HARRY THE VIKING come to mind Erm I wonder third week in the row? might go in small stakes on these two... Definately happy with the two BENS! |
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trustan times would i be correct in saying he needs a top 3 finish tommorrow to qualify to run in nat..............something to have a 3rd place finish prior to nat..............shwred yard.....revelely a good booking............ran well in coral only beaten 1 l in 4th
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Not entered Bustino, I should know
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Broadway Buffalo for me. Loves Haydock
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Hope you right CV.
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