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Beaten after two fences - ground or something more sinister.
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still odds on after jumped 8..wd you must have copped the lot.
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12/1 for the Gold Cup is tempting if he's sound and nothing physical is amiss after a few days; Don Cossack was pushed out to 12/1 after falling in the King George Chase. Let's hope he's sound.
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Not for the first time de Bromhead brings a top horse back after a layoff and it runs like a drain, I hope I learnt my lesson now,after being pretty confident.
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wouldn't be the first to romp home in the Gold Cup and then do nothing afterwards
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Little Owl,Master Oats,Imperial Call,Long Run etc.etc....still difficult not to be sucked in to thinking the latest one's going to be different
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Correct Lead On. It can ruin a horse to be involved in that race and that is why trainers are becoming reluctant to run their potential champions unless they are sure they are 100% right. On the other hand, Protektorat ran behind him at Cheltenham last March.
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Long Run's decline was spectacular.
Ended up in a low grade hunter chase getting beat, winning prize money of £1500. Can always forgive a horse one bad run. Next run is the acid test. |
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Used the same analogy as OP on another thread before I read this, apologies Uncle.
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No problem BB.
As Arthur Conan Doyle would say- ‘Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth’. |
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dont think you will hear henry coming out with....
..... he suffers fron a rare bone disorder |
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Shiskin.....Bravemansgame..... A Plus Tard. DOPED. The final nail.
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How many millions running on the single following the non-runners in the obvious treble (C Hill and Presse)?
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