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Are messrs IVORY WINSTON and BLOOM gradually SOURING this horse by a method now to be known as
DEFEATED BY BEING ASKED TO RACE IN A TOTALLY OVERCOMPLICATED MANNER ?
I have him down for being beaten in at least three top class races which he shouldnt have been.
DEFEATED BY BEING ASKED TO RACE IN A TOTALLY OVERCOMPLICATED MANNER ?
I have him down for being beaten in at least three top class races which he shouldnt have been.
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Entered for Newburys group 2 Hungerford stakes on Saturday.
Newbury on dead ground over 7f should give them a perfect platform to finally get this horse home in front providing they DO THEIR HOMEWORK. The opposition does not really concern me because if they plan this properly this race should really be a dial the distance they want to win by and is a 5/1 poke to do so. |
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Backed him today.
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a licence to lose money
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Definition of insanity....Doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result.
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I backed him for the first and last time on Saturday. No excuses and looked a proper dodge to me.
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I thought Librisa Breeze ran his race on Saturday, it was just unfortunate for his backers that Massaat returned to the form that saw him finish second in last year's Guineas.
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I could not agree more F. Had the winner not run everyone would be saying what a good thing he was. The winner does look potentially Gr1 material so no caste lost there. Imo.
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LB could just be at his very best when at Ascot however I agree totally with FIG and B1 in that the winner could very well be a very good horse and time my tell there was no disgrace in running 2nd here.
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Don't think he was ever in a good position to win the race. Took a pull mid race when there was no need and consequently found trouble
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I was referring to the horses head carriage in the last furlong when he should at least have been trying hard to catch the leader. He wasn't imo.
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Well this is it. There can be no excuses for tomorrow. It all looks in place for him at the track he excells at.
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Should certainly have the race run to suit - just feel he'll be too far back and then stay on all too late again.
Definitely not a bad e/w bet though. |
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A nice e/w price. As long as they don't crawl over the first couple of furlongs, he will have a chance of picking them off late on. He deserves to win a big one imho.
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7f furlong handicapper, might as well give up the game if that was to win, that's got no chance, sire mount nelson a 10f horse. the horse is a specialist at 7f, sprinters use aneorobic energy for the first 5/6 furlongs and then switch to aerobic energy. that is why 7f is such a specialist distance, as horses switch between aneorobic and aerobic
at around the 6/7 furlong mark and depending when and how this transition occurs, results in horses which are particularly good at 7f or not. goodluck |
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stuffed in this race last year.
Probably stronger this time with Harry Angel,Caravagio and Tasleet lineing up. |
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Libreesa Breeze has built up a cult following because he has ben finishing fast in races and is deemed unlucky. Last time he had a clear run and refused to go through with his run imo. Hardly what you want in a Group 1.
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Not bad that
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you know your stuff roady
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well done backers
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Thats what ive been waiting for
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OP
wd GL |
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superb shout Dyno
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wd congrats on your winner
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Well done LB backers, great call.
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Everything comes to those who wait. ;)
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Doesn't give up ground needlessly and wins the race well done all. I'd given up on connections a while back, too many times they've lost the race before it had even started in earnest.
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Well done dyno. Good call.
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