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no dealer i rem sitting in mcbets every sat in the loo he used to call him every say at 10.30 i used to evs drop as he had a silly partition next to loo u cd here every word he sais it was 2,3o number 4 should win etc , he had only ave horses then , look at the rise of Gordon Elliott
dealer not so long ago he was running 3k horses around perth and mussel that look like ragged old goats ! look at him now ! ![]() |
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i see that dealer, be a watching brief from me, first time on a/w ?.class horse a fews yrs back.
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yeah GC tomorrow probably not its day but had a wee pop at the prices but interesting to see where it goes next. good luck with the other one
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RothmanMike
RothmanMike 20 Mar 17 22:38 Joined: 02 Mar 02 | Topic/replies: 3,632 | Blogger: RothmanMike's blog Mart,was Play School the horse that Paul Nicholls used to,ride in his pomp? yes i think so but i cant find its early form sure it won around 7 races on the bounce must be 30 years ago now |
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thats 2 out of the 8 we have put up a word for, i am guessing we have a 25 % chance of a winner.
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Very much agree with OP and I think part of the problem lies with Gavin Sheehan and his all too frequent tendency to lose the plot when riding a fancied Greatrex horse in a big race. Western Ryder should've finished placed at least in the Festival bumper but Sheehan chose to take the brave man's route on the inside where he was continually squeezed for room and baulked by the other runners. As has already been mentioned, the ride given to La Bague Au Roi was just as poor and ill judged.
Only Fry and Pauling did a decent job of flying the flag for the new wave of high flying young trainers at Cheltenham last week. The likes of Skelton, Longsdon, Mulholland and Greatrex all went AWOL. |
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lol
i do think my one is for another time but 20's was too big |
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... a blow out for the coming turf races. ??
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Why did Denmark pull his horses from Greatrex after such a short time?
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Did not know Gordon Elliott worked for Paul Nichols ,and Paul gave him his first big Winner , Silver Birch
Talking of skullduggery ,Norwich and Bravefoot ...what was the final outcome there ? never really became known who was really behind it Backed them both thort it was finding money in the street ![]() if it was not the books behind it who else would bother and why ? there was no exchange to blame back then ,only layers were the books. |
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hopefully so, of course i might be talkin bollix and totally wrong, cant see why he would still have it though
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Deep Resolve should pay for your losses
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Nicholls won the Hennessy and Welsh National in 87 and Irish Hennessy in 88 on Playschool.
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I agree entirely about Greatex could not train Ivy Up A Wall how does he get Owners,But even worse Jonjo O’Neill always got that false laugh when interviewed but a smiling sneaky assassin to punters has had two warnings already but still pulling strokes except for JP when the money is down,The gutless BHA are to frightened to take the big men on so **** the little punter who after all only put 85% into racing.But these crooks will in the end ruin racing.
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mincer11 • March 20, 2017 8:07 PM GMT
To be fair guys like Paul Nolan are nigh on avoidable as they will have only a half dozen favourites a year, whereas the likes of greatrex has that many in a week . Jon Joe is another enigma in that you can't back his horses with confidence, for many reasons. Jon Joe Ha - like certain Irish pay masters - who like throwing curved balls - at least every other day |