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I think you potentially see a horse run today who will end up a superior horse to what Frankel was. Whether he wins on debut today I can't 100% be sure about, but I think he could be potentially one of the greatest horses of our generation.
He is called Blenheim Palace and he makes his debut in the 2.15 at the Curragh today.
He is called Blenheim Palace and he makes his debut in the 2.15 at the Curragh today.
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after watching this about 20% of people said there is a 1 in 10 chance that this horse could be the best ever. they were all wrong
look and learn dom you dopey c@nt
after watching this about 20% of people said there is a 1 in 10 chance that this horse could be the best ever. they were all wrong
look and learn dom you dopey c@nt
Oct 2, 2018 -- 8:38PM, andyl wrote:
dombo wasnt on the gallops that day..was on balcony of his 1.6 million chelsea gaffe using a telescope.easy to muddle the horses up when they are tiny.
dom ,s gone but hes done a right job on eve,, got right under his skin, hes even repeated the same thing over and over again,,well done dom , u da man.
the palace itself moves quicker than the horse...
Another of Dom's predicted two year old wonder horses runs again tomorrow at Windsor.
Lest we forget here is what he said:
However my banker of the day today comes in the 6.30 at Newmarket and I can't see this out of the first four. Michael bell has some really nice 2yo's this season but none perhaps nicer than Emirates Empire. He makes his debut this evening and he has really caught the eye in recent gallops.
We saw him for the first time 3 weeks ago when he galloped 6f on the Peat Moss gallops under Jamie Spencer and he stretched right away from Allmankind who has some solid form to his name already.
Since that gallop he has twice impressed, notably last weekend when bursting away from Balladeer (runs 5.25) and Eagles BY Day (Very nice Sea The Stars colt). On Wednesday morning Tom Queally came in to gallop him over 7f with Balladeer and L'ue Deaux Trois and the response in his work was devastating as he cruised by the pair of them and sprinted away by 5/6L.
Tom Queally was really impressed by him and Michael has entered him in the Royal Lodge and Racing Post Trophy later in the season.
He will get further in time but starting out at a mile is a positive and whilst I would like to see a good run from Balladeer in the first, this horse looks in a different postcode so I wouldn't be heavily reliant on that. I think this is a weak enough maiden by Newmarket standards with those who have run only showing form of mid 70s to 80s horses at best and the only newcomer of impressive pedigree is John Gosdens who hasn't shown enough at home to get any of the gallop watchers excited.
Emirates Empire looks like he could be very classy and has future group aspirations and the general feeling in the yard is he is very smart. Tom Queally having rode him at home already is a bonus as he will know him and the mile on rain softened ground will definitely suit him. He was a lot fancier prices this morning when I was out taking snaps so he may ease a bit later on, but I know a few lads in the yard have backed him and the feeling is, he is the nicest 2yo colt Michael Bell has. The yard sent our Lady Aria the other day to run well on debut and she had been working well, so runners first time out from the yard do not worry me too much, as they are normally straight enough.
I think he could be a very smart horse on what he has shown at home and I am happy to go in with him on debut. £30 Win @ 10.5 and £100 4 horses to be placed closer to the off which I suspect will be around the 2.30 mark, but we'll record the bet to BSP.
20/1 available tomorrow - though has been cut to 14/1 by most bookies - presumably Dom's money.
Lest we forget here is what he said:
However my banker of the day today comes in the 6.30 at Newmarket and I can't see this out of the first four. Michael bell has some really nice 2yo's this season but none perhaps nicer than Emirates Empire. He makes his debut this evening and he has really caught the eye in recent gallops.
We saw him for the first time 3 weeks ago when he galloped 6f on the Peat Moss gallops under Jamie Spencer and he stretched right away from Allmankind who has some solid form to his name already.
Since that gallop he has twice impressed, notably last weekend when bursting away from Balladeer (runs 5.25) and Eagles BY Day (Very nice Sea The Stars colt). On Wednesday morning Tom Queally came in to gallop him over 7f with Balladeer and L'ue Deaux Trois and the response in his work was devastating as he cruised by the pair of them and sprinted away by 5/6L.
Tom Queally was really impressed by him and Michael has entered him in the Royal Lodge and Racing Post Trophy later in the season.
He will get further in time but starting out at a mile is a positive and whilst I would like to see a good run from Balladeer in the first, this horse looks in a different postcode so I wouldn't be heavily reliant on that. I think this is a weak enough maiden by Newmarket standards with those who have run only showing form of mid 70s to 80s horses at best and the only newcomer of impressive pedigree is John Gosdens who hasn't shown enough at home to get any of the gallop watchers excited.
Emirates Empire looks like he could be very classy and has future group aspirations and the general feeling in the yard is he is very smart. Tom Queally having rode him at home already is a bonus as he will know him and the mile on rain softened ground will definitely suit him. He was a lot fancier prices this morning when I was out taking snaps so he may ease a bit later on, but I know a few lads in the yard have backed him and the feeling is, he is the nicest 2yo colt Michael Bell has. The yard sent our Lady Aria the other day to run well on debut and she had been working well, so runners first time out from the yard do not worry me too much, as they are normally straight enough.
I think he could be a very smart horse on what he has shown at home and I am happy to go in with him on debut. £30 Win @ 10.5 and £100 4 horses to be placed closer to the off which I suspect will be around the 2.30 mark, but we'll record the bet to BSP.
20/1 available tomorrow - though has been cut to 14/1 by most bookies - presumably Dom's money.
Took keen hold, held up in last trio, pushed along over 2f out, progress and shaken up over 1f out, stayed on encouragingly final furlong to take 3rd last strides (op 8/1 tchd 11/2)
... i see the place money was won Uncle, would have to improve a lot to warrant its Derby entry though.
... i see the place money was won Uncle, would have to improve a lot to warrant its Derby entry though.
must be a busy life for dom, jetting between newmarket and the curragh to take in all the gallops... 
It was pulling like a train for the first couple of furlongs and then once the leaders had gone beyond recall it was ridden out for 3rd place.
Clearly it has got some ability and may be a nicely handicapped 3 year old for the start of next season - one for the notebook.
Certainly ain't gonna be worrying the judge in top group races though.
Clearly it has got some ability and may be a nicely handicapped 3 year old for the start of next season - one for the notebook.
Certainly ain't gonna be worrying the judge in top group races though.
Given your obsession, there is not much chance of that tbf.
out tomorrow, building slowly towards that 148 rating
A few more runs yet before the plunge, as I see that the handicapper wasn't fooled into dropping him from 76 after the Leopardstown outing.
Very embarrassing thread for domino.Wasn't he an ex jockey??
willie......think he claims to be that jockey barry hills gave the odd ride to.Cant remember his name.Maybe he had the few falls and banged his head once too often.
Thanks domino, I was on a bit late, but they say better late than never
If he finds another 6 stone improvement he could reach the dizzy heights previously predicted. Softly softly approach by Aiden before revealing his true ability.
Yes Sparrow to Chelt , Triumph hurdle type imo
would have been interesting if Dom had come on giving us first hand further details re which GP1 horses Blenheim had been toying with @ home.
would have been interesting if Dom had come on giving us first hand further details re which GP1 horses Blenheim had been toying with @ home.
BLENHEIM PALACE is a brother to Churchill and Clemmie but is a different type to those speedy Group 1 winners, certainly not as classy. However, he had to dig deep to hold on here after being close to the pace all the way and should win more races with that attitude. He had been a bit unlucky at Leopardstown last time and wasn't hard-ridden late on while the blinkers he wore that day were left off today. He wasn't stopping at the end here either so may get further in time.
Bit unfair, eh Dom?
Bit unfair, eh Dom?
would have had to be handicapped using furlongs rather than lead vs frankel
A huge weekend double for dom - his favourite forumite back posting and BP wins - but dom's nowhere to be seen 
Wonder if BP will go juvenile hurdling with Joseph or be sold on?
Wonder if BP will go juvenile hurdling with Joseph or be sold on?
I wonder if the big-hitting insiders found out about dom leaking sensitive and highly valuable gallops info onto this here forum, and now dom's wearing concrete slippers and sleeping with da fishes 
The 'lads' are already discussing the 2020 stud fee 
A gallop watching mix up or somebody pulling dom's plonker.
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He is genuinely the best APOB has, he is streets better than anything that's run out the yard this year and he looks special. He's a nutcase at home (like most good horses) and has had stalls issues, so I firmly expect he will be treated with kid gloves on debut, but if he is half the horse I think he is, he'll still win.
Never seen a horse work like the way this has worked at home and I seriously think he will be the 2000 Guineas winner next year and anyone can quote me on that.
Not saying he will definitely win today, but I think he is somewhat a freak, and will end up in the elite of the elite status.
I have Striding, he done a racecourse gallop with Cardini, Anthony Van **** and Land Force over 6f prior to when he was going to run first time out in the Chesham, he destroyed them.
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He is genuinely the best APOB has, he is streets better than anything that's run out the yard this year and he looks special. He's a nutcase at home (like most good horses) and has had stalls issues, so I firmly expect he will be treated with kid gloves on debut, but if he is half the horse I think he is, he'll still win.
Never seen a horse work like the way this has worked at home and I seriously think he will be the 2000 Guineas winner next year and anyone can quote me on that.
Not saying he will definitely win today, but I think he is somewhat a freak, and will end up in the elite of the elite status.
I have Striding, he done a racecourse gallop with Cardini, Anthony Van **** and Land Force over 6f prior to when he was going to run first time out in the Chesham, he destroyed them.
Looks the sort of beast that could be sold to India or outer Mongolia as a potential sire , bloodlines are one thing - form is another, to come out with such ridiculous statements before he has even stepped on a racecourse is only setting the forum poster up to ridicule. It will be a long time before we witness anything remotely close to Frankel's ability.
think he bigged him up a bit too much....looked at his pedigree and tried to look clever....the horse is useful but stones below top class
I have Striding, he done a racecourse gallop with Cardini, Anthony Van **** and Land Force over 6f prior to when he was going to run first time out in the Chesham, he destroyed them.
Dommies' gallop watcher definitely watching the wrong one
Dommies' gallop watcher definitely watching the wrong one
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I have Striding, he done a racecourse gallop with Cardini, Anthony Van **** and Land Force over 6f prior to when he was going to run first time out in the Chesham, he destroyed them.
Dommies' gallop watcher definitely watching the wrong one
are you implying that the derby winner is better than frankel? And shergar, sea bird, mill reef, generous, Nijinsky and dancing brave?
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I have Striding, he done a racecourse gallop with Cardini, Anthony Van **** and Land Force over 6f prior to when he was going to run first time out in the Chesham, he destroyed them.
Dommies' gallop watcher definitely watching the wrong one
are you implying that the derby winner is better than frankel? And shergar, sea bird, mill reef, generous, Nijinsky and dancing brave?
This is a vote to bring back Dom, I really enjoyed his posts.
29 lengths back, 14th of 15. if frankel was in the same condition as a very out of shape Tyson fury, he would still give this nag 100 lbs and a beating.
dom was the worst bettor, the worst judge of a horse, the worst judge of value
I would sign a petition to keep the idiot off here if there was one
dom was the worst bettor, the worst judge of a horse, the worst judge of value
I would sign a petition to keep the idiot off here if there was one
i thought dom was okay,he gave informative input on life in the weighing room,was genuinely in the know about gallops at certain stables but sadly not able to cope with criticism 
he thought and you thought he was in the know but he wasn't. that is patently obvious.
whatever
..this forum,as is human nature,germinates a lot of ill feeling by ill educated people towards decent minded people
..this forum,as is human nature,germinates a lot of ill feeling by ill educated people towards decent minded people
Jun 2, 2019 -- 6:43PM, chavman wrote:
i thought dom was okay,he gave informative input on life in the weighing room,was genuinely in the know about gallops at certain stables but sadly not able to cope with criticism
Agree, the soilers got the better off him
not sure who you are implying is ill educated, but dom made a book on here for Just Wonderful's race at RA. The overround was about 220%. he was a jockey and is now a photographer. he is clearly uneducated.
Gone from a superstar on the ballydoyle gallops , to a bag of shyte on the track back up to a group 3 contender
Thats some swing
Thats some swing
Wonder if Magnier /Tabor and Smith tipped it to Mart on owners hub??
if he can beat this lot by say 75 to 80 lengths, he'll be up there
IMO the only chance you had of saying a unraced horse could be the best ever was if you were Vincent or Henry the rest are just guessing.
Would be far from surprising to find out Dom had done a Vincent on one, or both ears.
Just looking at the racing post stats. If Blenheim Palace was really special and all the dogs were barking then he wouldn't go off at 5-1 on debut.
Frankel went off at 7-4F despite the fact that a lot of people in Newmarket were incredibly excited about one of Gosdens called Nathanial. Amazing these two genuine superstars were in the same maiden. Frankel won, just.
Frankel went off at 7-4F despite the fact that a lot of people in Newmarket were incredibly excited about one of Gosdens called Nathanial. Amazing these two genuine superstars were in the same maiden. Frankel won, just.
the strange thing about it all, if you watch that debut run, it looked like it hadnt had a gallop.
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