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By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 16:37
shame i had 1-2-5 in my trifecta
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 17:07
The front 2 are crazily short in 410, cant have a jonjo trained orse.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 17:18
Harry Love

Really need Crebilly unplaced for the pp
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 17:19
4th in the hennessey Love
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 17:22
Most enjoyable day of the week so far.

And by far as well!!
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 17:22
Feels like proper racing today.
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 17:24
oh its proper racing today Cool
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 17:27
Feel bad for Fergal.

Guy still can't get a Cheltenham winner.

Suffered the sad loss of HH earlier in the week, then Crambo runs a shocker and probably best chance Dysart Enos comes up lame in the morning.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 17:55
Well done mr Scott Love
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 17:55
Grin
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 17:56
some big spending owners in behind...a big FO from lorcan Laugh
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 17:56
Ok, now turning into a really proper day.

That'll warm the heart.

A Jeremy Scott winner at Cheltenham.
By:
MJK
When: 14 Mar 24 17:58
No fluke, it's hacked up.
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 17:59
don't underestimate taunton form innit Laugh
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 18:00
2 jockeys with their 1st festival winner b2b...superb stuff
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 18:00
jeremy's 1st festival winner too
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 18:01
I bet Fergal is kicking the cat even more now though!!
By:
blackbarn
When: 14 Mar 24 18:03
Female Golden Cygnet (if only!!!)  Well done Jeremy Scott.
By:
impossible123
When: 14 Mar 24 18:04
Jeremy Scott? Was he not a Liberal MP?
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 14 Mar 24 18:05
His son!!!

Laugh

NOT
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 18:06
And a fine piece of training to avoid the penalty that the three Irish all had to carry.

So we have found out today, that there are some absolutely top trainers still in Britain if the owners would give them the ammunition.

I mean we knew that anyway, but it certainly gives more food for thought.
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 18:09

Mar 14, 2024 -- 6:00PM, wondersobright wrote:


2 jockeys with their 1st festival winner b2b...superb stuff


lorcan's 2nd I forgot about the covid foxhunters

By:
impossible123
When: 14 Mar 24 18:10
Ukraine vs Russia. The Russians realised they are in a war, why and how? The ammo from the West and USA; ammo is the key! Any horse trainer is "professional" impotent if they are deprived of their hardware.
By:
wondersobright
When: 14 Mar 24 18:10

Mar 14, 2024 -- 6:06PM, tomo1984 wrote:


And a fine piece of training to avoid the penalty that the three Irish all had to carry.So we have found out today, that there are some absolutely top trainers still in Britain if the owners would give them the ammunition.I mean we knew that anyway, but it certainly gives more food for thought.


max 1 runner per trainer per race would be the stick should the carrot not work

By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 18:20
I don't mind two or three to be honest.

But five or six!!  Nah.

And then I look at the National entries and remember that Elliott has 15 in the top 46, Mullins has 12 and Britain combined have 7!!

That might be the straw that breaks the camels back this year?
By:
Vubiant
When: 14 Mar 24 18:21
Cheltenham now a bloated borefest with nothing handicaps that wouldn't be out of place at Uttoxeter -on top of a slew of odds-on favs in the Championship races. Go back to 3 days ffs and give us a genuine festival of concentrated quality.
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 18:22
I thought it was good today.

Nice range of winning SPs and nice range of winning trainers, plus some interesting and close racing.
By:
acey deucy
When: 14 Mar 24 18:26
You have to laugh Elliot and Mullins bring a couple over with sky high reputations only to get stuffed buy a little mare from Somerset ffs....Fukin Mugs game this is.LaughLaughLaugh
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Mar 24 18:31
backed demnat at 90.
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 18:31
She had plenty of solid form though to be fair, including against geldings and a very nice pedigree.
By:
tomo1984
When: 14 Mar 24 18:40
Fair play, would not be Cheltenham without a proper JP punt.

Caps an enjoyable day all-round.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 14 Mar 24 18:47
Inothewayyurthinkin goes in and what;s the first thing the post race interviewer numpty asks Cromwell, unwittingly and totally oblivious to its relevance is - "What were you thinking"?  lmao.
By:
impossible123
When: 14 Mar 24 18:55
In education even the elite establishments have a "reserved" allocation for bright pupils from lesser fortunate families and inner-London state schools, why? Otherwise, horseracing could go the similar way to some well-sought after properties in some parts of England eg the Lake District, Sandbanks, etc where outsiders eg those from London buying them up as 2nd homes to the detriment of the locals.

The people with deep pockets can and will always change the market and dynamic of any entity or commodity and make these more desirable and lesser affordable to the majority.

Horseracing is a sport and a commodity, and is no different, I believe.
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