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Delashay31 May 26 15:48 - Can someone tell me why Montreal the pacemaker was allowed to load last and out of order? Confused Because that stinks yet again.
Gosh, that must have been a real struggle to find something negative to say about that. Well done!!! |
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Montreal - previously named 'Piedmont'
Glad he's not coming 3rd in the Derby next week - geezers at Unibet aren't good reconciling name changes |
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FANCIED Constitution River big time, see the draw and just had a small e/w on Montreal... very small. The jockeys just did not read it, felt like a race where 3 rank outsiders bolted off in front and the apprentices behind were caught out. Brilliant planning by AOB.... Poor reflection of those behind.
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Delashay • May 27, 2026 6:13 PM
the French handicapper has River & Mountain top rated so odd you’d run them against eachother. Well done to the French Handicapper  |
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Delbert gets annoyed when his multitude of pre race posts don't work out,blackbarn
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The other runners loaded in stall order, you might be ok with the obvious pacemaker not doing, I ain’t.
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At least you didn't aftertime the winner,Delbert.
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penzance • May 31, 2026 10:42 AM BST
Sharmadal won this from 13 when it was run over 10F from 12F for the 1ST time. Famous Name just beat (HD) from 17. Wonder if Moore will try to get away from the stalls sharpish to him over more to the inside early. Should be a good race. Report• Quote • Block User uptheirons • May 31, 2026 11:20 AM BST As I cannot be bothered to read all your posts,have you actually had a bet in the race,Delbert? I have not. Report• Quote • Block User Delashay • May 31, 2026 11:25 AM BST There’s a common theme when horses have won from wide. That is that they’ve been milers/10f types stepping up in trip beating stayers. 3/1 New Bay drawn (13) on good beat 10/1 Highland Reel (9) No race comments available. 4/1 Shamardal (13) on good beat 6/5f Hurricane Run (5) 1st “Made all, ridden and quickened clear 1 1/2f out, held on well” 2nd “Held up in touch, disputing 7th on outside straight, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and ran on 1 1/2f out, finished strongly final 150yds” - - - - - - (20) Lope DeVega 20/1 on soft beat 9/2 Planteur (10) 1st “Broke well, tracked leader until went on going well 3f out, soon clear, comfortably” 2nd “Disputed 3rd, went 2nd 3f out, soon ridden and unable to go with leader, stayed on but no impression final 300yds” Planteur had a pace maker who Lope followed, that fell away. So looking back Moore will have likley to be handy and use up gas to sit in behind a stable mate near the front and not be held up and ride for luck. |
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Graphard was
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I could work that out but the French jocks couldn’t!
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The utterly predictable Aftertime from Delbert.
He just cannot help himself |
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the Irons relegated. Is there a second division here that one of their fans could be sent off to?
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Delashay31 May 26 15:57Joined: 14 Apr 25 | Topic/replies: 7,618 | Blogger: Delashay's blog
The other runners loaded in stall order, you might be ok with the obvious pacemaker not doing, I ain’t. Trainer just has to ask! "Horse gets fractious in the stalls etc". I mean you would wouldn't you? Well maybe you wouldn't cos you didn't know about it. |
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Turns out I was right weren’t I!
They turned the high draw to their advatange. Moore in THiRD LAST then stall 16 then their PACEMAKER! Funny Alam finished up with them, the rest had to sit and fell asleep! |
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The cretin is fuming
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Well done FAV BACKERS and Ballydoyle FANBOYS!
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You got it wrong Delbert.
Get over it |
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At least I gave my opinion Irons when asked unlike yourself EVER.
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Was Montreal out of loading order?
He was #8, so should be last or second to last. |
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I’m the only one who said here Ryan wouldn’t sit out the back, you can’t do that at Chantilly!
He was loaded stone cold last Brandy. 7, went in, then 9 |
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Then 10, 11, 12, …
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But,you didn't Delbert.did you
You said that you had backed two (not the winner though)but declined to name them when repeatedly asked |
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Autistics can never be wrong
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I thought it was;
1&9 2&10 3&11 Etc |
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BTW,I did say that I had no bet in the race
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Anyway.
Great performance from there. OBrien again has his horses spot on for the big day. Seven European classics so far, and he has nailed five of them. |
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Read they go in stall order in France from the rail out,whether that's the case
wouldn't be sure.I know Hanklow was in 1ST. |
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I’m the only one who said here Ryan wouldn’t sit out the back, you can’t do that at Chantilly
You can, watch Arc Impact Brillant tactics and training performance by AOB with a superb ride from Ryan. Reading the tracking report, Montreal set a reasonable pace (12 sec+) and quickened at the 600 metre mark, CR had 2 x sub 12 second sectionals at 600 and 400 metres. Winning time was fast by 3.18 seconds. A very good horse who may have won at Epsom as well, as mentioned on my thread if he was in contention off the bend he would win cosily. Hard to work, but was going away at the end. One to follow in my opinion. |
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Maybe other trainers should ask to go in last, I posted last year about Moore always going in last in the big fields here especially at Ascot.
Your bet Pen sat for donks whilst they ripped it out of everyone. So the low draw was the benefit that it seemed. Beware come the Arc. |
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Don't let it fester,Delbert
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In France, the starter directs the loading process, horses are loaded based on their draw number in sequence, odd numbers first, then even numbers. Ryan did not choose when to go in. Nervous horses can be loaded in last swith permission of the starter.
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Hankelow was in a good position but was clearly not good enough.
Perhaps he didn't stay but he ran a shocker whatever way you look at it. |
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The funny thing is the TV have to interview MV, the son, rather than old man Magnier, after his recent legal indiscretions.
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Well done on the place 'ace & Foyles.
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The AOB jockeys executed a well-conceived plan with perfection. Were the other participants not aware of it? Why was there not a ploy to frustrate them?
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Obviously not
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Why would they be aware of what the O'brien jockeys will do.
Jockeys ride their own race.Lee got out early on Hanklow & decided to tuck in when he could've led.That's why He runs more than 1 a lot of the time.1ST,2ND & 3RD. |
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The winner storms into The ARC picture, according to the RP. How disingenuous can they be? The horse has never done 12f, skips Epsom and very unlikely to go for the Irish Derby either. Also, has AOB ever sent a 10f PJDC winner (colt) to The ARC in October?
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imbecile 123 It is more disingenuous of you, not to complete the RP quote Brilliant Constitution River storms into Arc picture - but too many unknowns remain over Longchamp highlight. Now get back to your street begging, you pathetic urchin. |