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07 Jun 11
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you know what to do lads
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obviously no takers
i'm being ignored oh well I layed it |
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you know what to do lads
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Nico knockers girding their loins for all out attack.
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I don't know what to do, can someone tell me?
Still learning doing a Rico, soon the only threads up will be from years ago! |
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they never get beat :D
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Nico On a odds on shot, no thank you!
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Prefer Libberty Hunter EW
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Told you. I thought it would be post - race though.
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Now that is perfection. The jockeyship. Terrific ride on a horse who made a few errors. The jockey kept the horse focussed and his class came right through.
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well done SL, a tidy haul
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Also.the horse as a Novice has battered a solid 155 horse with plenty of experience.
Newmarket Sausage fuming |
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He looked mannequin…..not the horse.
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Another archaic thread
 Nobody on itv mentioned Lulamba was bleeding pretty profusely there in the winners enclosure. |
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From the front left leg, not his nose
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If the others ran their races then he has to be rated 165+ BEFORE running in an Arkle. Not many can have done that.
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I would assume they wont be burying the horse behind other runners next time. Horse clearly hated it and was only himself once given daylight.
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I'd be worried...I'd worry about a quicker ground 2 miles, he's another that looks like he wants to go further, he was clearly going as fast as he could today, they were grizzled more experienced horses but it was staying power rather than speed that won the day in that race, quicker ground, furlong shorter, that would be a worry.
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Archaic thread which was relevant for today. Couldn’t have backed and wouldn’t have laid it. Well done horse and jock. The Cheltenham hill should hold no terrors for either.
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All class horse’s should be allowed to stride on….according to the greatest jockey…
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He looks an accident waiting to happen to me. Unfortunately. And that is if today's injury is only superficial!
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Don’t they all.
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To an extent, but the Arkle on rapid going (as it usually is), behind the sofa stuff. They will try and out pressure on his jumping as well, I assume.
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Rapid Going???
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Yes, compared to winter stuff. It will likely be watered, but the festival won't be ran on slow going unless the weather intervenes.
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You want to see an Arkle favourite travel through the race easily, the unease with his jumping comes because he's going as fast as he wants to go, he outstayed them, Nico was niggling him to keep him at it, he's in the same bracket as Romeo, wants to go a stride slower over further, he didn't look quick when Poniros mugged him in the Triumph.
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A fluke result,duffy.
Little doubt that the horse would be capable of better over further |
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Nicky Looking younger
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EID getting caught there still hurts
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I opposed him purely in case he fell or made bad mistakes but to beat 2 experienced older two milers like that is exceptional for a novice. i was impressed with Steel ally as well but no doubt Lulamba is better.
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That one has found a leg......coincidentally it was well backed?
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A Hendo winner at Newbury.
Has this happened before |
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Re the debate about Lulamba possibly being run off his feet in the forthcoming Arkle. Take the trouble to refresh your memory of last year’s win, Jango Baie, and watch a replay. Mar 11 2025.
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Agree with Sageform , rueing not laying him , then all of a sudden , race over !
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Look back the good thing on Saturday and witness how bad the ride was on a steering job…..
Dreadful….and he looked embarrassed…. |
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Highjack alert
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Opinion you fool.
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How can Aceform see my posts as he has Blocked Me>
Perhaps he is a liar |