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not really sure why its a debate we no as a matter of fact , bradly,brown,culhane,ahern,carter,the flapping gypo,burke,milesfallon,etc etc, and I,m sure I've missed another half dozen youve got to be the soppiest punter around to think all of them AT IT were caught
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The subject will always simmer away like an abcess…..the Risen who invented the pink is responsible in my humble opinion.
The stigma…. The brown envelope in the back seat years back kindled the simmering smell…..the risen fired up the flames imo…. |
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Back From Dubai 11.55 Southwell carpet out to 12/1 “who knows it” ?
Classic example tbf… |
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Yea 4 extra furlongs too much dave
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Would you have layed the big price with confidence fred ?
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54 lengths between 8th and last. Ran over 7 fur and a mile all it's life. Then over mile a half today
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That just another excuse a trainer can use
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Dozens more in the excuse book
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Warwick 5 Nov 1996 Oliver Cromwell Handicap Chase Class D (Class 3) (0-125, 5yo+) (2m4f110yds) 2m4½f OMS Good To Firm 17 fences 1st £4,086 2nd £1,116 3rd £538 Result Analysis My Ratings Past Winners POS. HORSE / SP JOCKEY TRAINER AGE WGT OR TS RPR MR 1 Runner Jacket 3. DrumstickI 5/4 Conor O'Dwyer Kim Bailey 10 109 98 21 95 – ch g Henbit (USA) - Salustrina (Sallust) Chased leader, blundered 2nd, led approaching 11th, left alone approaching 12th PU Runner Jacket 1. Man Mood (FR) 4/7F Graham Bradley Charlie Brooks 5 120 118 – – – b g Brinkmanship I (USA) - Miss Mood (Bon Sang) Led until approaching 11th, pulled up before 12th 2 ran Off time: 3:25:00 Winning time: 5m 16.30s (slow by 18.30s) Total SP: 109% 1st owner: Sarah Lady Allendale (DrumstickI) 1st breeder: Mrs W Hanson DRUMSTICK was retired as a winner, which hardly seemed likely after he blundered the second and dropped off the pace set by Man Mood, who jumped soundly and seemed to be travelling perfectly well to halfway.But Man Mood^s stride began to shorten on the run to the 11th, and having been passed by Drumstick, the Brooks horse was pulled up by Graham Bradley.Bradley reported: "He fell in a hole, started to choke and lost his action; he did the same thing at Leicester last season." |