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sparrow
26 Apr 23 13:39
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Nowinittowinit. 1.30 Perth

220            £68.50       
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By:
blackbarn
When: 26 Apr 23 13:40
stable third string!
By:
sparrow
When: 26 Apr 23 13:42
Trainer second string.
By:
sparrow
When: 26 Apr 23 13:43
Apologies, never saw the other one so thanks Blackbarn.
By:
tanglefoot
When: 26 Apr 23 13:44
Especially irritating when it beats the favourite
The winners nose was visible in the finish line mirror,but had not reached the finishing line pole Grin
By:
mecca
When: 26 Apr 23 13:44
Not sure what D R Fox was doing there
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 26 Apr 23 13:45
Nor do I Mecca, I'd love to hear his explanation for that effort.
By:
Hayden
When: 26 Apr 23 13:45
Not only Willie that can win with 3rd or 4th strings   Happy
By:
mecca
When: 26 Apr 23 13:48
Seemed to sh1t himself when he looked like he might get placed
By:
hulk23
When: 26 Apr 23 13:49
in-running boys were loving his O'Hallorans Castle.  wrong one lads !!
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 26 Apr 23 13:56
Indeed, a friend of mine had it in his placepot I believe.
That was not at the races.
By:
mecca
When: 26 Apr 23 14:00
Well I had a 3 place treble :- Jem in Em, Guy and Spanish Angel   Sad
By:
sparrow
When: 26 Apr 23 14:33
Trainer Stuart Crawford saddled the first two finishers in the opening 2m4f novice hurdle at Perth but not in the order that was expected as 80-1 rank outsider Nowinittowinit denied favourite Bleu D'enfer.

Ridden by amateur jockey Stephen Connor, the seven-year-old was well beaten in her four previous starts but produced a fine performance to deny her better-fancied stablemate, who was sent off the the 2-1 market leader, by a short head.

Fellow rank outsider Bayonetta finished third at 100-1, while Crawford's other runner O'Hallorans Castle finished fourth.

"The penny was starting to drop a bit and hopefully that's her now onwards and upwards," Connor told Racing TV. "I was fairly confident I had a good chance I could get there before the last. She kept rolling once she jumped the last.

"Her last two runs in Ireland the heavy ground didn't help her. She's a big, raw mare who is starting to come to herself slowly but surely. Once she straightened up she just kept on rolling and got there in the end."

It was a second career winner under rules in Britain for Connor, who mainly rides in point-to-points in Ireland, while it was also his first victory on his first ride at the Scottish track.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 26 Apr 23 15:13
mecca 26 Apr 23 13:44 
Not sure what D R Fox was doing there


jussed re watched..nothing to see imo.
By:
Gagging
When: 26 Apr 23 21:39
Think u'll find Connor visited Perth a few weeks back for a trial ride - this wasn't quite as he described - was carefully planned [with or without Mr Fox being aware?]: interested in knowing where the money was down.
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