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Somebody underestimated the Carrots!
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Whoops. Glad I don't get involved in Irish racing.
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doubt a classic winner has ever hit the limit.
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Moore usually long thrown the towel in . The little xxxx can put the effort in when he wants to
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1000 2 out was poor value.
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When the horse in question is under maximum pressure is when those Carrots really start fizzing!
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Moore is riding AOB's charges as if he's on a percentage of prize money.
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She hit a flat spot at Chester and won a distance
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The Chester race was run in a bog and the form was pants. Today was only a Gp 3. She's 6/1 for The St Leger.
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Irish oaks isn’t a group 3
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Sorry 'jimnast'. I was thinking of Emily Dickinson after reading the thread about ok koral being a fraud. Nevertheless, the form of the Chester race was pants.
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2nd in Epsom Oaks wasn't too shabby. Some great stayers haven't been world beaters at 12f. eg. Le Moss Yeat s
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No worries impossible easy mistake to make
Whilst the Chester race was pants she still won 22 lengths and as already stated by Howard a very good 2 nd in the oaks. |
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Pants was in comparison to Enable, Minding, Diminuendo, Oh So Sharp, etc. She surprised connection winning at Leopardstown hence 20/1 sp; Azazat was 'even' money fav in that race.
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youwillbelucky spot on......fecking no respect for the punter whatsoever
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Great ride
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Yes great today but on a wet evening at yarmouth you would not see the same effort
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impossible12322 Jul 23 16:42Joined: 07 Sep 15 | Topic/replies: 23,821 | Blogger: impossible123's blog
The Chester race was run in a bog and the form was pants. The Chester race she finished the last 2 furlongs quicker than the sprinters that ran earlier in the day. Probably something the 999/1 layers where unaware of. |
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I thought I'd made a mistake when Bluestocking took it up with 1/2f to run. Tbf I did not even realise it was the fav who was making up ground hand and fist - I'd lost all hope.
Will connection take him to Doncaster for the final Classic? |
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wd geoff...looks like you got the 1000
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I was happy enough with evens pre race.
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"The Chester race she finished the last 2 furlongs quicker than the sprinters that ran earlier in the day. Probably something the 999/1 layers where unaware of". It wasn't speed that won her the race though as she was clearly outpaced before stamina kicked in. Truth is "all" she showed at Chester was acting on bad ground and stamina. If the sprinters don't go on the ground or more likely stay the distance on the ground they aren't going to run a quick time. If all this sectional stuff was so good the likes of Angus would be driving a Rolls and if you really believed it you may not have got the 1000 but you would have got far better than evens.
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Mugs laying odds on-favs at 1000, incredible.
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I remember some shortie a few years ago trading at 1000 and winning by over 5 lengths, also irish racing.
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Pro tip for IR muglayers - short favs can be held up and then come back.
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Gaze - do you have the numbers to show that odds-on favourites who go 1000 IR then go on to win more than 0.1% of the time?
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....... The numbers are in his head Longbridge, along with his Account.
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@GC - doubtless.
I need to restart my little app that downloads the BF SP prices files (I did not get around to it when I replaced my PC last year) - that data is useful for answering these kind of questions. |