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01 Feb 23 18:05
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WTF was that ride you brain dead cnt.

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By:
formoftheace
When: 01 Feb 23 18:06
Maybe orders…
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 01 Feb 23 18:06
that's what you call a one-man speed duel
By:
hulk23
When: 01 Feb 23 18:06
who was backing it at 2.64 i/r ??

wasn't getting home on a motorbike ... Shocked
By:
hulk23
When: 01 Feb 23 18:10
mitchell had clearly been told to make all on the johnstone, he looked at how fast smokey was going & said on you go ....
By:
ItsMeSwaddle
When: 01 Feb 23 18:11
I backed it...betslip went up in smoke.
By:
formoftheace
When: 01 Feb 23 18:19
Must be 100 years since I backed the trainer……
By:
Manoleeds
When: 01 Feb 23 18:28
Hugh "MAN MADE OF SMOKE is a longstanding maiden, but he looks a typical David Evans inmate in that he’s not only holding his form but probably progressing, despite a busy schedule, and he might be able to get off the mark in the second division of the 3yo handicap (6.00).

He made his debut last April and has yet to score in 15 runs, but he produced what was probably a career-best effort switched to forcing tactics at Wolverhampton last time, and he would probably have broken his duck had it not been for Billy Loughnane’s 7lb claim on the winner.

He’s already beaten today’s rival Little Roman in a race where the latter also benefited from Loughnane’s claim, and Man Made Of Smoke is 3lb better off here.

Handicap debutant Perfect Gentleman is of obvious interest up in trip following a break, but it won’t have taken much money to cause the crash in his odds yesterday and he is taking out a fair chunk of the market now.

Man Made Of Smoke is clearly vulnerable if there is an improver in the line-up, but he sets the standard here on the clock and might be hard to peg back."
By:
tanglefoot
When: 01 Feb 23 19:08
1830 must be Sir Hugh
By:
swiftynifty
When: 01 Feb 23 19:30
does Sir Hugh want them to win?? Who really pays his wages?
By:
ItsMeSwaddle
When: 01 Feb 23 19:48
Clown Larabrown
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