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19 Jun 13
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After the Cadran (finished 2nd), Fanshawe said he could have done without the rain as it blunted his speed.
Tomorrow's RP spotlight says he will benefit if the forecast showers appear.
Who's right please ??
Tomorrow's RP spotlight says he will benefit if the forecast showers appear.
Who's right please ??
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Not really sure it matters, ttp. Doesn't look to have a lot of speed to blunt. Won two from 11, and was well beaten last time, still too late to challenge even though Vadamar made it a good test.
I'm really sweet on Vadamar here - again the ground is the salient factor - this is the best traveller in the field for me, and will really appreciate the sound surface. I can't really be having Spencer, but hopefully he will be a little more patient than in the Cadran. I can't believe it's the price it is. Good luck anyway |
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Dunno but his wins and best RPRs have come with juice in the ground.
Last twice this horse has ran - "carried head to one side under pressure" "hanging 2f out....continued to hang" I'm a fan of High Jinx, but he doesn't make it look easy |
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In answer to your question, you'd think that the guy who watches it work every day might know a little more than someone who answers to Bruce Millington.
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Thx for replies. Re trainer being in fullest knowledge of horse's requirements re trip, ground etc, im always a bit reticent to take his views as gospel (hit too many times in the pocket lol), irrespective of whether the paymaster in case (b) happens to be Bruce Millington ....
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The trainer has basically said that High Jinx wants it good to soft or soft but not bottomless. Either way High Jinx won't be quick enough for today's test imo.
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Also a fan of Vadamar and hoping for rain when 33/1 will look massive
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