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onlooker
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Never nearer than half a length.

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startedOct2000stillgoingstrong
When: 30 Apr 10 15:24
backing them short in those situations sometimes makes them run that bit faster
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GEORGE.B
When: 30 Apr 10 15:24
He has often loomed up loomed up looking likely to win, only to find zilch - except the time I was all in on the Botti horse at wolver. WAC.
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onlooker
When: 30 Apr 10 15:40
What a senseless statement by startedOct2000stillgoingstrong
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MANCHESTERSKYTRAIN
When: 30 Apr 10 15:43
startedOct2000stillgoingstrong 30 Apr 15:24


backing them short in those situations sometimes makes them run that bit faster

true but only usually when those taking the short prices have already seen the horse starting to run faster
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Emms
When: 30 Apr 10 15:46
startedOct2000stillgoingstrong 30 Apr 15:24

backing them short in those situations sometimes makes them run that bit faster


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