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and they never seem to do very well.

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By:
hearts1874
When: 17 May 12 15:08
backed it to place............. fecking closePlain. off for a lie down
By:
hello :-)
When: 17 May 12 15:09
Tend to need a run
By:
jollie
When: 17 May 12 15:09
i find them to be of varyin' prices
By:
andrewbjm
When: 17 May 12 15:10
are ferdoos and alainmaar in training for varian this year?
By:
Gerry Gallbladder
When: 17 May 12 15:12
Only Varian's alter-ego can answer that question imo.....

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1855757312/tt0062573
By:
dod
When: 17 May 12 15:14
It could be they are not as good as pundits and or experts etc think.
By:
audi1
When: 17 May 12 15:15
that was just **** hype horse again looked like a lazy dog..
By:
der_der_73
When: 17 May 12 15:22
he has another real short one in the 3.45 at Sals, taking this mf on.
By:
blackbarn
When: 17 May 12 15:33
Andrew - Alainmaar is still injured, and at best will not run until much later in the season, if at all. Not sure about ferdoos.
By:
andrewbjm
When: 17 May 12 15:42
cheers. alainmaar has always looked very classy but unfortunately very fragile as well.

would be good to see more of ferdoos, she was still green as grass when beating vita nova at haydock nearly a year back, and then was off until running no sort of race in the champion filly race. hopefully she'll be back.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 17 May 23 16:10
Tend to need a run
By:
G Hall
When: 17 May 23 23:42
Is Roger Varian a better trainer now than Michael Jarvis?
By:
verbotene liebe
When: 18 May 23 07:00
Michael Jarvis had more of a predictable pattern once he went public, with his bread and butter being slow maturing handicappers rising through the handicap until  reaching their ceilings, some ending up as successful Group performers, whether they be sprinters such as Petong, or stayers such as Lady Beaverbrook's Easter Sun. And as for those up to competing in top company at an early stage, he nurtured Marienbard early in his career so could easily have trained two Arc winners.

I find Roger Varian very difficult to assess as to whether he punches his weight with the quality of animal he receives. Nice bit of target training to bag that Musselburgh handicap a few weekends back with that one that reappeared after a long absence - though I suppose it's not the feat it once may have been -  I remember thinking wow! wow! when Major Hern won the Brigadier Gerard with Bedtime after an absence of over 18 months, but a similar feat now would not be greeted with such a reaction.
By:
ColeWorldNoBlanket
When: 19 May 23 15:25
One odds on once raced runner beat, one to go
By:
wallis
When: 19 May 23 15:27
Biggest under achiever in the game.  Somehow gets all sorts of top horses , big owners , money ploughed in... and yet produces very little in terms of top class results.  Dont know how he does it.
By:
11kv
When: 19 May 23 15:51
Next shortie Newbs 15.50
By:
11kv
When: 19 May 23 15:51
Next shortie Newbs 15.50
By:
Trident
When: 19 May 23 16:00
stuffed
By:
11kv
When: 19 May 23 16:00
Well clear of the 3rd
By:
Angela Rebecchi
When: 19 May 23 16:02
Smashed all of them but one to be fair
By:
mitolo
When: 19 May 23 16:04
more pertinent is who keeps on backing them? somebody is making these markets

laid the first one when it was waving its wingwang about in the preliminaries
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 20 May 23 13:33
top trainer.
By:
11kv
When: 20 May 23 13:41
Joe90
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CagliariG
When: 20 May 23 13:59
Maybe the parents are small?
By:
Angela Rebecchi
When: 20 May 23 18:58
That one was very pair to be fair.
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 20 May 23 18:59
what a ****.y ride
By:
ColeWorldNoBlanket
When: 20 May 23 19:03
Mid trainer.
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