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Which one?? The horse at the 1st got it's ;eg caught in it's reigns
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its not dead......
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Are you sure?
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Yes
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comm said looked like serious injury.. hope not.
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Another thread fail.
Duh! Facts right before posting dross you holier than thou toss monger |
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Reins got caught up in Fahamore's leg. Not a bother on the horse. But it is dangerous ground.
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How is it Dangerous?
Ever been to a point to point? |
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course its dangerous,some thick ones around on here for sure,reading various threads.
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proper jumping ground, time for all ye fairies to watch the flat
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Holier than thou horse lovers are out in force I see.
I bet theyr'e is less fatalities than Meydan |
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its a lot safer than the rock hard ground we will see in the derby u idiots
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jmdc exposed as a clown.
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Thought we were all horse lovers on here,are we not then??
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Better ground than the x country at CHELTENHAM.
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Agree Premier.
Time for these toss ers to drink their lipton on the lawns of Chester next week |
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i thought it was reins caught up in legs..couldnt budge..good news there then..
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waterlogged is not proper ground.
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Have i been Point to Point? It's my middle name. It's very dangerous ground. Only for it's a ticket selling meeting it would have been called off at 11am
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Listen to the winning jock on RTE now, he says no problem with the ground - then i suppose he knows nothing
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trouble is we can all see what the grounds like...its waterlogged.
jockeys just rode the winner,what did you think he would say  |
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Yeah so the jockeys know less than some fat tools using a keyboard.
Stick to Epsom you fannies |
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And Ruby knows nothing either who said it was fine
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Yep these forumites are experts who complain about the ground getting wet when it rains!
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to be honest i really dont care what the jockey says,or indeed tw&ts on here,i can see for myself what the grounds like,its covered in water.
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yeah i'm a tw@t. go away you keyboard warrior |
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It's big pay days for jockeys they aren't gonna say anything else. Now the babies of NH racing are up next the 4 year olds.
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yep,AD.
Its thicko time. |
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I bet bud and Analog are backing spring ground horses.
Fat mugs |
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The thread starter deserves a ban.
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aint backing anything in this farce,thats for mugs,fat or not!!
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Then keep your right wing opinion to yourself you soft ****.
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okey doke
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Not much doubt they shouldn't be racing on that.As for those who think it's safer than the ground in any Derby of the last 100 years................you are completely clueless.
Not surprising some of you have only been on Betfair for 3 weeks. |
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Hey Pension Fund.
5 and a half years and you still can't use a computer |
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Oh dear, you have picked a wrong un with pension fund, bielsa.
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Ok I'll humour you. On what grounds do you think I can't use a computer. |
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Where does jmdc come from ?? Ban the London Marathon as two people died but unfortunately for one of them ,the other was a white pretty English girl who you will see in the papers !!
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in uk todays ground would be heavy waterlogged unraceable.
in ireland yielding with a few puddles ,proper nh ground, its the flat bred whippets and improving draining means that horses are not bred with the same bone as 30 years ago. |