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howard
20 Jul 18 16:25
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still calling it good to firm ?Laugh

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madrigal
When: 20 Jul 18 16:26
must be mud--1.23 shot comes last--oh it was buick
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kevdartsking
When: 20 Jul 18 16:59
When it's says soft at HAYDOCK it usually means heavy and you can throw the form book out of the window you will get loads of big priced winners the bookies love it Alex bird the pro gambler once said his dad was a bookie and used to stand in the doorway looking up at the skies praying for rain so beware unless you selection is a mud lark
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JetLoneStar
When: 20 Jul 18 17:35
horrible track, cant get it right I/R
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onlooker
When: 20 Jul 18 18:04
Going: GOOD TO FIRM (Good in places; 7.8) (Watered), changed to good to soft after race 5
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thegiggilo
When: 20 Jul 18 18:48
Not just haydock they are watering the tracks to death,ponte tonight gd/fm first race 6fs slow by 5.54 seconds a complete joke it's happening at 75% of the meetings,most of these goings are good at best hardly a meeting is riding gd/fm...Yet the trainers are that thick,they think the grounds too quick so the fields are getting smaller.
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