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not one post on here about irish 2000 and 1000 
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John they get discussed on other threads, seems there is a lack of interest for a few reasons, like yesterdays 2000 was a shoe in.
Today people have the worry of who is the one wanted to win the 1000? |
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More concerned about the decline of the Racing Post.
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These 'classics' being the Irish versions, hence not quite the same on here.
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AOB having multiple runners has never been a passport to eternal riches.
It is not a case of which one is "wanted" because they are happy to win the race |
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Irish punters in general have way less interest in flat racing than the jumps.
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I am not surprised,MJK as second guessing the Coolmore Battalions is mission impossible
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That less Irish interest in the flat has been around a lot longer in Ireland than AOB.
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looked at the race in the end thought gstaad 2 on fair
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1000 fav looks solid again unless late money come for 2nd in
both races pretty boring imo unless you want to play short |
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It's a similar pattern to the jumps. In that the whole season now effectively revolves around the biggest meeting, ie Royal Ascot.
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uptheirons • May 24, 2026 12:46 PM BST
AOB having multiple runners has never been a passport to eternal riches. It is not a case of which one is "wanted" because they are happy to win the race I beg to differ, as broadmares having a G1 at 2 then 3 makes them even more valuable. Add this to that and then see how it’s true - they do want. "Because she's a homebred it makes it very special. It's difficult to breed a Classic winner – next to impossible — so when it happens it's very exciting. |