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Shrews
18 Mar 16 00:46
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After weeks of study, I've now slowed down to a stop.  Going through the runners for The Martin Pipe and Grand Annual is taking forever and I have found myself wondering how last years 2yo's are doing and pondering if Richard Fahey is going to have a good April.

Someone slap me across the virtual face, I've hit the Cheltenham Wall. Cry
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Report nocturnal March 18, 2016 12:14 AM GMT
Yep....00-15am and still on the county,could be a late oneCrazy
Report tim6 March 18, 2016 9:30 AM GMT
well noc did you solve the riddle
Report nocturnal March 18, 2016 12:30 PM GMT
Spent some time on it,Irish horses won 7/9 last renewals,only being repelled twice in that time by two of nicholls.

The trend has been toward younger brigade,only 2/12 over the age of 6,both irish.

The recent winners from Ireland normally had a few runs in their big handicaps,no doubt to test the water,and to see what mark those around them are on.

Make no mistake,when they come across for races like the betfair,there is more than one reason,they want to see how they are rated over here.

So, looking for horse with few miles on the clock,hidden agenda that season,preferably with some back form on good ground,and I also think form up to 2m 4f is helpful.

Stuck 3 up on the NH thread who fit the profile,all around 50/1,Ivan Grozny run in january was the most eyecatching seen.

GL however you play.
Report tim6 March 18, 2016 1:19 PM GMT
thats strange noc as I put him up as my outsider, Townend won this last year given whose race it is Mullins would like to win it and good ground think it will be thereabouts 70\1 on here
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