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Smashed up. they couldn't shove it on quickly enough
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Won well.
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2.54 on ere, industry 13/8......they have had it right off, bolts up
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The ground looked plenty lively enough for the fav who flattened right out
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3s available early on.
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I always assumed she was a soft ground Horse until last time out. You'd have to be seriously interested in her for the Arc on soft going
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5 year olds don’t have a great record. Been beaten by Kap and Minine on gd but who both like cut themselves.
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Very lightly raced though, Del. She's still improving IMO and the Arc on soft going looks the perfect fit for her
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She is, why she miss it last year? Wasn’t it the target then?
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Any excuse she’s been cut to as low a 12’s now!
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Dirty scope.
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Cheers Pen now that rings bells
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”Been beaten by Kap and Minine on gd but who both like cut themselves”.
”Any excuse she’s been cut to as low a 12’s now”! Watch And Learn: Graeme North timefigure analysis Across at the Curragh on Saturday, the middle day of their three-day Irish Derby meeting, there was also a 110 timefigure posted, this time by Estrange in the Group 1 Paddy Power Pretty Polly Stakes. Settled in rear with just two behind her, she could be seen travelling best along with Oaks winner Thundering On turning into the straight, which she took widest, and always had matters in hand after hitting the front, for all runner-up One Look found some trouble staying on from the back. 110 is just 1lb below the 111 she recorded when second to the subsequent Arc second Minnie Hauk in the 2025 Yorkshire Oaks on ground that Timeform called good to firm, and while performance ratings suggest she may have improved a little from four to five – she’s still lightly raced, after all, having had just nine races – she seems a lot closer to me to Minnie Hauk (best timefigure 120) in the Arc betting than she deserves to be having also been beaten two-and-a-half lengths by Kalpana (currently 33s for the Arc) in the Champions Fillies Mares at Ascot last autumn. The form of the Filly & Mares looks solid given Quisiana was also 2 1/2 behind Kaplana in the Arc, was 3 1/4 behind her at Ascot. |
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* The form of the Filly & Mares looks solid given Quisiana was also 2 1/2 behind Kaplana in the Arc, was 3 1/4 behind her at Ascot.
That’s my note added, but interesting he agrees she’s short now in the betting, any excuse! |
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Delbert clearly suffer from an inferiority complex (quite rightly)and constantly feels the need to prove himself.
Unfortunately,he has proved himself to be a childlike moron  |
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That’s funny because you’ve called me motormouth and not shy!
No complex’s only faith in one’s own ability  |
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Regretably,misguided in your case,Delbert
Do you actually have a funded BF A/C? |
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BTW,people with an "inferiority complex" try to prove to others that they do not,you absolute Tard
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As someone whose only outlet for a sad life in here is name calling and putting others down it really is beyond ironic and absolutely laughable that you talk of having inferiority complex’s!
 Keep backing those favourites and getting your cheap kicks, have you got a big car by the way?  |
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Delashay • July 2, 2026 7:12 PM BST
”Been beaten by Kap and Minine on gd but who both like cut themselves”. ”Any excuse she’s been cut to as low a 12’s now”! Watch And Learn: Graeme North timefigure analysis Across at the Curragh on Saturday, the middle day of their three-day Irish Derby meeting, there was also a 110 timefigure posted, this time by Estrange in the Group 1 Paddy Power Pretty Polly Stakes. Settled in rear with just two behind her, she could be seen travelling best along with Oaks winner Thundering On turning into the straight, which she took widest, and always had matters in hand after hitting the front, for all runner-up One Look found some trouble staying on from the back. 110 is just 1lb below the 111 she recorded when second to the subsequent Arc second Minnie Hauk in the 2025 Yorkshire Oaks on ground that Timeform called good to firm, and while performance ratings suggest she may have improved a little from four to five – she’s still lightly raced, after all, having had just nine races – she seems a lot closer to me to Minnie Hauk (best timefigure 120) in the Arc betting than she deserves to be having also been beaten two-and-a-half lengths by Kalpana (currently 33s for the Arc) in the Champions Fillies Mares at Ascot last autumn. That 33’s, Balding never mentioned the Arc earlier in the Year, had said that Ascot was the main thing, not even the KG. Shifty shifty from Mr B! |
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The form of the Filly & Mares looks solid given Quisiana was also 2 1/2 behind Kaplana in the Arc, was 3 1/4 behind her at Ascot.
That’s backed up give or take by her OR’s being 122 for the ARC and Ascot after. Surprised that she was only rated 120 first time out this year when beating West Wind Blows giving when giving weight at Newbury. |