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NO PANIC - SCOTTISH NATIONAL 50/1

Meat Loaf

17 Apr 10 10:31

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I will give this one a chance for the following reasons:
- Loves good to firm ground which I expect it to be by this afternoon
- Peter Bowen in good form
- Brian Hughes most improved jockey of the season
- Novices have good record in this race
- Light weight, although out of the handicap. This isn't a massive negative as this is the worse Scottish National I can remember and it never stopped Iris De balme a couple of years ago.

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Report Meat Loaf • April 17, 2010 12:08 PM BST

Anybody have any thoughts on No Panic?

Report DECALEC • April 17, 2010 12:09 PM BST

Report Big Bucks John • April 17, 2010 12:10 PM BST

I agree with you to an extent, I've only had a saver on the horse as I think he is overpriced due to the same reasons as you as given (ground, trainer etc), my main bet is Gone To Lunch.

BTW Brian Hughes is a class jockey these days.

Report SCAT • April 17, 2010 12:13 PM BST

Mr Bowen had a nice double on the Friday at Aintree this year 50-1 and 33-1 earlt prices. Bit of a treck as well from Haverford West all the way up to Ayr, interesting.......