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Shelling peas... exactly as I said, can only win on the bridle. Thanks for helping me make my point
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Denmanism au contraire ... last 5 seasons to a £1 level stake -291.96
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Harry Cobden wins a lot of races because he schools the horses at home getting them jumping on a long rein and settling. If he lacks a bit in a finish occasionally, that is trivial compared to the way the horses are prepared. It looks easy when they win comfortably but often a year of preparation lies behind it.
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For or against Cobden I nearly choked on my breakfast when I read a Post reporter this morning say that he's ' the nearest thing to Ruby Walsh that racing has'.
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Mediocre. Horses are often unbalanced, too far behind, untidy, panic stations, windmill impression - arms and legs everywhere. Only wins on the bridle.
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So when you lay them, I will be backing them. Which jockey would you choose if you had to replace him? For me it would probably be Rex Dingle although he probably needs more experience at the top level. Currently on 18% wins and showing a small level stakes profit without a big retainer.
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^ when you look over the season at the ones Dingle should have won on and got beat that figure surprises me.
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Clearly you are going to lose -291.66 for a £1 stake... good luck with that.
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