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26 Apr 13
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Don't know too much about her but can she get one ready after a long absence? Dover hill's good ground chase form rally can't be faulted and his last win at Sandown got franked very soon afterwards by the next 3 home. Looks a good price if retaining ability.
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I've always liked this horse but it would be some training feat off career high mark. Would've liked to Sam TD on him as well. Hopefully for you he'll get an early lead and get jumping, good luck.
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Front running is the key to this horse yes so if he isn't in front will know my fate early on. Ironically could get into a battle up front with Same difference. I've backed him at 20/1 anyway as I think it's a chance worth taking at the price.
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fences are the key , getting over them safely
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it's getting harder now then, getting to the front, getting over the fences, getting the freshness out of him, i'd want to be getting more than 20s!
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1 of my favs.............for me a day out & a chance for the Hcper to drop................................To run well on a R/H flat track during the summer
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Hmm think you could be right. There will be a race to win with him this season but maybe not tomorrow given the lay off.
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Tom Siddall cost me(and all the people I'd tipped him to) a small fortune on this horse a few Christmases back when he tipped up at the last! As did George Baker on another Hambro horse Debdene Bank, beaten into 2nd by a drugged up horse. I don't have much luck with the Hambros.
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Given the two blatant not-offs prior to that Boxing Day fall I would suggest they got exactly what they deserved that day!
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One Nation the most important thing in Mrs Hambros life at this moment in time I can assure is not
the stopping or starting of silly racehorses. |