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differentdrum
16 May 24 13:38
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Bit surprised this isn't even shorter.

Surely it's just a point and fire job for Marquand? He goes as fast as he can, and the others shouldn't be able to keep up.

Currently 6/1 for what was the King's Stand.

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barstool
When: 16 May 24 13:51
Horse I like a lot, good attitude.

Hope it has trained on.

That is the question. Is it as good at 3yo as it was at 2?
By:
Blencathra
When: 16 May 24 13:58
653 now offering 11/8
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Blencathra
When: 16 May 24 14:00
653 now offering 11/8
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Andriy
When: 16 May 24 14:03
Dam only ran at 2 years old, and she's by Queens Logic who was a champion 2 year old (won Fred Darling then injured, would she have been better at 3, who knows). If Big Ev flops, i think it will be a total one, particularly with his running style, so if you oppose him, i'd do it in the 3 place market.

At the current odds i'd risk the outsider of the field of Karl Burke's, Sports Coach at high 20's price; on the comeback run, the soft ground didn't suit so will be much better for him today, and if you ignore that he'd be a low double figure price.
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slickster
When: 16 May 24 14:07
Clearly a lay at the price.
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differentdrum
When: 16 May 24 16:31
Strange that a horse that was too quick for the US speedsters couldn't lead that out, but at least he got the job done.

Now best priced 5/1. I can't see the point stepping him up to 6f on a stiff track like Ascot.
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The Dragon
When: 16 May 24 17:57
comfortable winCool
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