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Hopefully trains on.Be good to see a smaller trainer with a classic
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The trainer said in yesterday's paper that Zavateri is her best ever hoss.
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Not much doubt about that Ramruma and hope he does stay sound and train on. Hard to tell how far he would stay. Twice won in in a photo so only seems to do enough. Without Parole seems to producing some decent horses after a slow start.
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very game classy honest horse taking on and beating the ballydoyle big guns in their back yard ,well done the horse and connections .
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Brilliant to see her with one to go to war with next season. Hope the horse trains on.
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Agree with all the above I would love to see eve train a classic winner to go with her Queen Anne winner.
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Same here, and I think there will be many like us.
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Fingers crossed he makes it as a 3YO.
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certainly
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Has he a good pedigree? How much would he go for now? £2.5m at least?
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No way near that because it is small
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On the nod and they both had very hard races and I'd take the 2nd to overturn the form if they meet again. I don't think Zavateri will win another gr. 1, as much as I like this horse and if mine I might even consider retiring him unbeaten. Being a grandson of Frankel and great grandson of Zarkava, he should do well.
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Didn’t look “hard” to me. Indeed I was impressed by how little serious whip action either horse endured.
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I hope to be wrong but the lack of physical scope would explain the "No Offers"from the Arabs
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I agree, Irons.
Looks a two year old to me. Hoping to be wrong, as it would be fantastic for Eve to up against the big guys. |