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16 Mar 17
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A superior carrott to the english variety
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Cheeky sprinkle of Charlie on the carrots in the morning and THEN IT'S OFF WE GOOO
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Gigginstown should re-name their opearation Rancidtown.
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did the irish test their own horses in the run up to cheltenham,,, i'd be very surprised if they did.
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Great operation,great horses,always trying. They are up against their rather slow English counterparts, c'est la vie.
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maybe the Irish just have superior horses, superior jockeys and superior trainers? just a thought
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Maybe you are just a koont ^
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The poor English always looking for a excuse.
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lol the irish still don't test for milkshakes. laughing stock imo
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don't be bitter brexiteers
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They bought all the irish dukeys, lol
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will be a whitewash next year when Phil Smith plays fair and doesnt discriminate against the Irish horses with unfair marks
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Sssshhhh. Get back on script. You're not allowed to talk about these type of things, just keep dishing out the superlatives.
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But the English do! and still ye complain....
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Makes you wonder if it's worth ever having a bet in a h'cap at Cheltenham. What are supposed to be close, competitive, tightly matched affairs have been turned into processions more than once. Looking at previous form and having a bet based on that form seems pointless. The cards seem to be most definitely stacked against you in these type of races..
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