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DIK DASTARDLY
22 Apr 10 16:11
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It happens every year. Impressive Cheltenham Festival winners re-appear too quickly and get beaten. To win a race at the festival must take more out of a horse than many of us realize.
So how many 2010 winners have raced again and what happened to them ?
Would appreciate the info .

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Roger De Bris
When: 22 Apr 10 16:14
imperial commander, theres 1. :)
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penzance
When: 22 Apr 10 16:14
menorah
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Cider
When: 22 Apr 10 16:15
The conditions are often very different.
By:
savaloy69.
When: 22 Apr 10 16:16
Poker de sivola
By:
Cider
When: 22 Apr 10 16:18
Men or PdS hardly 'impressive'
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Happy Gambler
When: 22 Apr 10 16:18
trained to peak for the day, its little wonder that they struggle thereafter. like u said, it happens every year.

on the flip side you always have the exception, albertas run springs to mind and think there are a couple of others
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savaloy69.
When: 22 Apr 10 16:19
sizing europe
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AgentR
When: 22 Apr 10 16:20
Enought to make a mint laying em, same at Aintree.
By:
immyc
When: 22 Apr 10 16:22
They are trained to the minute for Cheltenham.
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Orchardist
When: 22 Apr 10 16:23
always exceptions though, Peddlers Cross Big Bucks Albertas Run defied the stats plus Burton Port after after a tough RSA
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DIK DASTARDLY
When: 22 Apr 10 16:39
Next year I will LAY all the Festival winners that race again within say 8 weeks regardless.
Has anyone followed this stratedgy in the past few years and what was the profit and loss situation aprox.
It must be well odds on to show a profit surely?
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