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17 Apr 26
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I thought this was going to be a Group horse when he won first time out last season. Obviously, something went amiss as he subsequently missed a large chunk of the season. When he returned he was consistently punted, but went up a couple of pounds for not winning. Backed again tomorrow, will the gelding operation work the oracle? Perhaps, but if there was ever any value in finding out, I think it has gone. Personally, I think he could well be better over a stiff seven furlongs. His second over a mile was at Goodwood.
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Another placed effort, every chance, but weakened inside the final furlong. Looks as if the operation hasn't produced any obvious improvement. Barely ever an each-way price, so bookmakers will be quite happy.
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Another nice collection for the bookmakers today. If he couldn't win this, you do wonder what he could win.
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Surely it should have won today? How much ground has it wasted by initially switching then going back again, and then eventually switching back again?
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Yet again punters standing for it - this time in a Group 2 - 33/1-16/1. Not sure how that works? Sometimes it hasn't even placed in handicaps, but it can place in a Group 2? It was 16/1 4 places last night, and even that wasn't tempting. Why is it even running?
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Fanshawes been in form these last few days..
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G2 surely at least a grade too far, could make a better case for G3....even with the trainer in form (not as in form as he was tbf) can't see this winning or even placing. Might have had a £5 e/w at 50/1 but these prices, free money for the books.
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Cant possible see how it beats extremely zain for one, let alone 2 or 3 of the others, even if its been below its best, well behind it last time and has to concede 6lb's today
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Trainer banging the course drum, but that course form isn't anywhere near good enough. I suppose a slower pace might see him finish off better, but it looks as if they have ran out of ideas.
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Flattered, but not enough to land most each-way's. Only finished fourth thanks to a couple of shockers from fancied one's supplied by those bookmaker favourites, Haggas and Balding.
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