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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 14:54

Vauban for me. He's the outsider of 3 - trusted strategy.

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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 14:57

'acey', get your helmet on before the barrage of abuse heading your way courtesy of Honeysuckle.

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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 14:58

Or Russell and Elliot. They are top of the class today.

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stewarts rise When: 05 Feb 23 15:01

Would have thought most regulars would know that Aceys posts are banter, he's a good egg and slipped me a nifty to say that!

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acey deucy When: 05 Feb 23 15:05

Thanks stew

.......Squeaky Bum Time.

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LoyalHoncho When: 05 Feb 23 15:06

Here's to seeing a smashing race of real quality. Hope all come home safe.

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LoyalHoncho When: 05 Feb 23 15:07

Oh not he's not,.... he;s a rotten egg. Look behind you!

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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 15:08

King sent Sceau Royal against Blue Lord and company; Hendo ran Epatante at Doncaster instead of here. Logic anyone?

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acey deucy When: 05 Feb 23 15:08

Yes what a Race we have in store.

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sparrow When: 05 Feb 23 15:10

What price did you lay at, acey?

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geoff m When: 05 Feb 23 15:10

Being heavily backed. State Man lost a leg.

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Escapee When: 05 Feb 23 15:10

good luck acey... you got a steamer

Leopardstown 15:10 -- 2m Grd1 Hrd

5 Runners £1,005,262 Matched

			101.3%	99.2%
2 State Man d:38	2.26	2.28	2.3	2.32	2.34	2.36	£553,338
F: F11-111 a:6 w:11-12 or: P. Townend / W. P. Mullins	£255	£267	£345	£55	£223	£150
6 Honeysuckle d:63	2.48	2.5	2.52	2.56	2.58	2.6	£339,476
F: 1111-13 a:9 w:11-5 or: Rachael Blackmore / Henry de Bromhead	£595	£226	£25	£66	£84	£130
4 Vauban d:38	5.9	6	6.2	6.6	6.8	7	£104,319
F: 211-12 a:5 w:11-12 or: D. E. Mullins / W. P. Mullins	£115	£307	£154	£187	£99	£187
5 Zanahiyr d:39	85	90	95	100	110	120	£3,390
F: 223F-7P a:6 w:11-12 or: Denis O'Regan / Gordon Elliott	£8	£12	£31	£93	£8	£6
1 Pied Piper d:38	90	95	100	110	120	130	£4,740
F: 132-115 a:5 w:11-12 or: Davy Russell / Gordon Elliott	£10	£8	£8	£9	£34	£36

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Ibrahima Sonko When: 05 Feb 23 15:10

I would not be laying Honeysuckle.

By:

freddiewilliams When: 05 Feb 23 15:10

6/4

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freddiewilliams When: 05 Feb 23 15:11

Acey to disappear

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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 15:13

'acey', 11/8 Honey now. I hope your lay was not too extravagant or generous. A same return to all, plz.

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Ibrahima Sonko When: 05 Feb 23 15:17

well done acey

That is some horse.

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sparrow When: 05 Feb 23 15:17

Well done, acey.

By:

GLASGOWCALLING When: 05 Feb 23 15:17

Great shout MUG.

By:

xmoneyx When: 05 Feb 23 15:17

w/d

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CagliariG When: 05 Feb 23 15:18

Acey!!

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acey deucy When: 05 Feb 23 15:18

R-E-S-H-P-E-C-T

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stewarts rise When: 05 Feb 23 15:21

Well done acey, won well, but can it do the same to CH?

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acey deucy When: 05 Feb 23 15:23

Yes stew.

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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 15:23

'acey', would you lay Con's on Champion Hurdle day?

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Rico-Dangleflaps When: 05 Feb 23 15:23

wd with your 4/7 winner acey..best in forum..suprised you bottom of naps table

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1st time poster When: 05 Feb 23 15:28

de brom thinks she ran her best race ,absolute taking the pish

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Hayden When: 05 Feb 23 15:28

Anyone who thinks Constitution Hill is already past the post for the Champion Hurdle why not refrain from all bets before Cheltenham and place on CH instead , unless you're not happy with 33% or you're just a flutterer.

Not for me as i won't be backing it on the day but just a thought.

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1st time poster When: 05 Feb 23 15:30

shiskin might burn in the memory
their just sayings/banter

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MJK When: 05 Feb 23 15:33

Might be just me but I thought Honeysuckle was slow at a lot of the hurdles and looked as though she wasn't too keen on jumping them.

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1st time poster When: 05 Feb 23 15:37

she,s never jumped hurdles like a true champion hurdler ,just been that much better got away with it

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1st time poster When: 05 Feb 23 15:39

10 mins after trainer says she,s ran her best ever race,owner says she,s not as good as she was,and wont be running in champ

de brom must be on more than carrots

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impossible123 When: 05 Feb 23 15:40

All eggs in one basket esp in horseracing? Never,...his jockey could suffer from brain fog on the day. The horse could be got at on the day, etc.

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maleuk01. When: 05 Feb 23 15:47

Think she has ran to her mark.

Look how far Zanahiyr was behind her that race and how far she used to beat him by. Its the same. Beating Sharjah, 2 to 5 Lengths.

She is what she is 160-165 and runs very constantly to that mark every race. Don't think she has regressed at all.

Unfortunately a couple of younger horses are a bit better than that.

No reason to retire her to the breeding shed before Cheltenham.

By:

LoyalHoncho When: 05 Feb 23 15:56

A very fair assessment in my view.

By:

swiftynifty When: 05 Feb 23 18:49

Listening to the owner I think that might be it for her. What's really the point of risking a run in the Mares, none for me.

By:

howard When: 05 Feb 23 18:51

The owner said after race he goes with what trainer decides.

By:

unitedbiscuits When: 05 Feb 23 19:10

Good call Acey

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smirnoff2therescue When: 05 Feb 23 22:02

they will retire her after she pishes up in the mares...... trust me im a doctor

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LoyalHoncho When: 07 Feb 23 15:58

Hope you're not having to see one too frequently at present.
Good luck.