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10 Mar 23
13:17
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No mention of the absolutely pathetic stable form, but hey ho let's just remember the winners.
The typical cheerleading nonsense you expect from all of them.
The typical cheerleading nonsense you expect from all of them.
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A while back the horses were fit. I wouldn't back a Jonjo horse currently. They are not finishing off the race, folding when push comes to ask.
I would be slightly concerned taking the 2.56 Red Dirt Road later..... I mean, at least you have in form trainers on your side if you go against Red Dirt Road
Of course they might win, but he needs empahasise the negatives. Save for a couple of hat tricks the stable hasn't been in form at any stage of the season, but they haven't hit the depths they are in at the moment.
Red Dirt Road has probably been supported because of the Point form, which was over a completely different trip and ground. His rules form doesn't bear any resemblance to that run.
Red Dirt Road has probably been supported because of the Point form, which was over a completely different trip and ground. His rules form doesn't bear any resemblance to that run.
I don't mind laying this short, as not too much damage can be done... sticking to my staking plan.
No good in the first at Exeter either. Luckily I backed Asian Spice at 26 first two places.
Mar 10, 2023 -- 1:59PM, Johnny_Mustang wrote:
No good in the first at Exeter either. Luckily I backed Asian Spice at 26 first two places.
Well done! Some big priced placed horses to be had in these Maiden Novice hurdles sometimes!
Thanks. I didn't fancy Jonjo's to run a place and the second favourite had been off for over a year, so I thought it might be worth a cheeky, speculative tenner.
Won easy, typical lay a stable out of form! Thats the game!
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