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i wish i had yr tenacity to hunt down stats like this ... have y always favoured this approach and is it a way to profitability ,,, im not sure i would have the mind set to do this . but yr thought would interest me .
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I really like the kittow yard, very good when the moneys down imo
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kemo sabe, tbh I'm far from a stats man...
I tend to 'stumble' over something from form/video form and then just research a bit to see who's in form and who isn't - as i do like hot and cold angles as an aid to form study in this instant the placing of Uppercut in the last at Ascot yesterday, a competitive 18 runner affair, led me down this path, even tho I was watching the re run to see how bad a ride Trotter Nichols gave to the 2nd Karaka Jack.... stats are history, I'm into the future............ |
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the future is bright, the future is Orange
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Everything Everywhere, shirley
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absaflippinlutely.
Spot on about Kittow mind, decent trainer with the material he's got. |
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On Stage - i likey.
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Karaka Jack
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Good info Delta, though I had noticed both already. But why must you use that bloody Americanism?
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if they are housed in a barn - its a barn
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A Pretty rough Yard tbh,gets a few but not for me thank's.......Pretty Good Farmer i hear.
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Ian Mongan on both who does well for the yard [9/89 @ 10%]
That didn't look like a particularly impressive stat and sure enough Mongan's overall record is about 10%? |