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By:
barstool
When: 17 Jun 25 16:26
Some horse.
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:26
wonder how many times gosden been phoning stickels to water that round course
By:
werbie
When: 17 Jun 25 16:26
If the jockey  held onto it a bit longer would have won a street
By:
smartie3
When: 17 Jun 25 16:26
that is as good as youll see this week
By:
11kv
When: 17 Jun 25 16:27
Just like his dad
By:
elise
When: 17 Jun 25 16:28
had some div saying earlier it was a poor ascot with nothing outstanding running lol
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:28

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:26PM, the dealer wrote:


Didn't see that coming, very impressive and put the 2 other guineas winners in their place. Hands up here, didn't think he was that good.


think most people had the top 3 in the guineas as high class colts
& newmarket form superior to france

By:
high_lander
When: 17 Jun 25 16:28
wd FOG backers you can thank the jockey for not effn around - sean levey take note
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:29
godolphin horse clearly had a bad prep
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:29
hence last week's bs
By:
high_lander
When: 17 Jun 25 16:31
French Guineas winner beat the English Guineas winner easily there - so not that superior then.
By:
elisjohn
When: 17 Jun 25 16:32
PITY COOLMORE , SO MANY GROUP1 WINNERS AND STILL CANT REALLY GET A GREAT ONE
By:
impossible123
When: 17 Jun 25 16:33
I do not think Ruling Court ran his race. He was sweating, and was trained for The Derby. This is only an afterthought. The Juddmonte Int next perhaps for Ruling Court.
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:34
impossible123 • June 17, 2025 4:33 PM BST
I do not think Ruling Court ran his race. He was sweating, and was trained for The Derby


that's obvious
By:
high_lander
When: 17 Jun 25 16:34
Henri Matisse was a bit unlucky there, winner got first run and Henri was bumped a few times when trying to get after it.
By:
A_T
When: 17 Jun 25 16:37
ruling court was trained for the guineas. it ran in march - probably stopped improving now - will be hard to find a race for it
By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 16:37

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:34PM, wondersobright wrote:


impossible123 • June 17, 2025 4:33 PM BSTI do not think Ruling Court ran his race. He was sweating, and was trained for The Derbythat's obvious


Remind us how it ran it in the Derby

By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 16:38
It ran
By:
the old nanny ;-)
When: 17 Jun 25 16:38
Denise has done her bollox
By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 16:39
Yep, didn’t run, so had plenty of time
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:42

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:37PM, CaptainCristy wrote:


Jun 17, 2025 --  4:34PM, wondersobright wrote:impossible123 • June 17, 2025 4:33 PM BSTI do not think Ruling Court ran his race. He was sweating, and was trained for The Derbythat's obviousRemind us how it ran it in the Derby


have your meds run out?

By:
uptheirons
When: 17 Jun 25 16:43
Yes,those sixty pounders will really have affected her nannyLaugh
By:
Hayden
When: 17 Jun 25 16:44
Doubt you'll bump into her at the food bank nanny   Grin
By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 16:45

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:42PM, wondersobright wrote:


Jun 17, 2025 --  4:37PM, CaptainCristy wrote:Jun 17, 2025 --

By:
impossible123
When: 17 Jun 25 16:47
I think the Sussex Stakes (like his father) is next for him. He's been backed into 1/1.
By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 16:47
Well wonderso**** you were the one telling us that Ruling Court was the better horse post guineas, and now looking for an excuse when anyone could see it will never beat it again.
By:
uptheirons
When: 17 Jun 25 16:49
Backed into evens implausible?
Utter Cobblers.
More Bookies nonsense
By:
Mat22
When: 17 Jun 25 16:50
Wonder not sobright talks almost as much cr@p as Acey on ere.
lot of pretendees on ere. winner won easy end off.
By:
impossible123
When: 17 Jun 25 16:50
It's such a shame some have yet to cotton on horseracing is mainly about opinions. Why nit picking? Most would have known Ruling Court was trained for The Derby, but was withdrawn because of the ground. he's most likely Juddmonte Int bound next as alluded by Appleby.
By:
uptheirons
When: 17 Jun 25 16:54
It was trained for the 2,000 Gns you thicket
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:55
you were the one telling us that Ruling Court was the better horse post guineas

no I didn't, after the guineas I said that that FOG isn't worth that much of a sectional upgrade relative to RC to say of the 2 FOG is the best horse

clearly imbeciles like you say don't understand the difference
By:
wondersobright
When: 17 Jun 25 16:59
after the guineas RC was trained for the derby
not exactly a normal SJP prep
By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 17:03

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:55PM, wondersobright wrote:


you were the one telling us that Ruling Court was the better horse post guineasno I didn't, after the guineas I said that that FOG isn't worth that much of a sectional upgrade relative to RC to say of the 2 FOG is the best horse clearly imbeciles like you say don't understand the difference


I had a look back and on 7 May you agreed with someone saying that Ruling Court is ‘the faster horse’, can’t see much evidence of that today can you?

By:
Delashay
When: 17 Jun 25 17:23

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:34PM, high_lander wrote:


Henri Matisse was a bit unlucky there, winner got first run and Henri was bumped a few times when trying to get after it.


Henri dint get the mile on a stiff track. The Jean Pratt entry says they doubted it too.

By:
Delashay
When: 17 Jun 25 17:25

Jun 17, 2025 -- 4:50PM, impossible123 wrote:


It's such a shame some have yet to cotton on horseracing is mainly about opinions. Why nit picking? Most would have known Ruling Court was trained for The Derby, but was withdrawn because of the ground. he's most likely Juddmonte Int bound next as alluded by Appleby.


I don’t think the Groynd was the reason for his withdrawal Impossible. Someone had said the Mongon or whatever the Irish red heads name is said that she felt that there was more to it.

Does that someone remember saying that? Can’t recall who it was.

By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 17 Jun 25 17:26
Well done wonders - give him pelters.
By:
Delashay
When: 17 Jun 25 17:30
Ruling Court wasn’t even fancied for the Derby if anyone remembers.
By:
high_lander
When: 17 Jun 25 17:33

Jun 17, 2025 -- 5:23PM, Delashay wrote:


Jun 17, 2025 --  4:34PM, high_lander wrote:Henri Matisse was a bit unlucky there, winner got first run and Henri was bumped a few times when trying to get after it.Henri dint get the mile on a stiff track. The Jean Pratt entry says they doubted it too.


Why did AOB run pacemakers for a non-stayer?

By:
Delashay
When: 17 Jun 25 17:34
Were they pacemakers?
By:
CaptainCristy
When: 17 Jun 25 17:34

Jun 17, 2025 -- 5:30PM, Delashay wrote:


Ruling Court wasn’t even fancied for the Derby if anyone remembers.


It was 2nd or 3rd favourite as I remember it.

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