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the irish derby 14.35 curragh
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Autumn campaign over 10 imv
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Why aren’t I backing? The price has gone for the chance that these low rated horses are all superstars.
I can see the logic in chancing because still because we don’t know if Calandagan has gone or not. The Japanese colt has a 48 journey. Then they have Minnie Hauk. So at 6’s I’ll save my wedge. Cheers! |
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The views of a serial losing lorry driver will interest many,Aceform.
Care to post your bet today on the winner  |
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I gave my opinion on the thread Ironhead ,so I’m entitled to continue tbf….
A winning one btw….unlike you…. |
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Then post your bet if you actually had it
,Billy Liar |
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Delbert and Aceform,the non betting Chuckle Brothers
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nice to see the young lads learning early if they want to be part of THE LADS going forward,if hefferman or lordan were sat as motionless on the 2nd when ryan loomed up on his outside,we,d all been sayin after you ryan,give it a few when race was over
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Can’t be @rsed,sitting out in the sunshine enjoying cranachan and coffee taking in the stunning Perthshire countryside…..
You’ll probably be looking at dirty streets and listening to police sirens… |
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Utter cobblers,1st timer.
7 proper cracks with the whip from the two pole |
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Aceform confirmed as a twenty four carat bullshatter
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Minhad mark two
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1st time it’s why I don’t bet there, these are staged races. To think that the winner was declared a non runner at Epsom and NOT a NNO TRIER.
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Whelan's horse wasn't good enough today.
Don't know where he was sitting motionless either. |
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You don't bet at all,Delbert.
15 months on BF and cannot post a single bet But,the undisputed King of The Aftertimers |
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A great way to get one beat on the front is if they go too fast early, the sectionals will be interesting.
Outstayed a horse who looked loaded with stamina having won in a bog at Epsom! Had all the marking of a plot from the way the 3’s went in. |
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And the only way that I’d of had a bet IS IF the BODY WEIGHTS were on show.
As it’d be nice to know that my money was on something that was ripe and not undercooked. |
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Perhaps you should get some help from the Bros before posting about stiffer Courses and showing yourself as a moron,Delbert?
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He outstayed a Derby winner, I was correct he needed a stamina test, you were no where before the race and have nothing after except clocked racism.
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"Clocked"?
This from the poster who has made repeated homophobic insults and misogynistic insults towards white women |
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Of course you’ll cut and paste those but it’s hard when they are figments of your imagination.
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"Why white Women go to the Notting Hill Carnival",ring any bells?
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But,let's not digress.
You stated that the Curragh is a stiffer Course than Epsom. It is not,dipstick |
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Jock on 2nd didn't look overly concerned about being beaten in the finish, only keeping 2nd place.
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"The Curragh is a much stiffer track than Epsom and there will be much more of an emphasis on stamina, with the ground likely to have some cut and prove quite testing," Bell said.
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Want to argue to toss now after the race?
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https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2009/jul/11/irish-oaks-curragh-sariska-midday-michael-bell
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A stiffer track, hang onto me calling it a stiffer stamina test but take your thoughts to M Bell who’d deal with you like he did the person on the gallops when on his hack
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Dear Dippy
 https://www.sportinglife.com/racing/results/2009-07-12/curragh/57338/darley-irish-oaks-group-1 Oh it was good to yielding and still a tougher test! |
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I’ll await your well thought reply dippy dear
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All that means is that Bell and yourself are clueless,Delbert.
I will repeat,that the standard times for Epsom for 12F is 2.35.6 The standard time for the Curragh is 2.31.9. Is that clear enough,Tard? |
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Thanks for the confirmation that the winner today is in fact a big old boat that needed a stamina test.
Oh and that you’re full of it, never to discuss anything because you’re like Tomas with Jerry! |
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BTW,The going is irrelevant to "standard times".
Stop clutching at straws,you Autistic loon |
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Funny Miday was beaten further at the Curragh as Bell expected
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Autistic cretins can never be wrong,Delbert
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Delashay • June 28, 2026 6:54 PM BST
"The Curragh is a much stiffer track than Epsom and there will be much more of an emphasis on stamina, with the ground likely to have some cut and prove quite testing," Bell said. Try again, apply again next time, but the position is now closed. |
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Moore was so far adrift at the off I thought he was stitching up supporters of Ben. The old dog Magnier was at The Curragh. He's against geldings running in The ARC for the reason of breeding alone.
Who's responsible for this decision by the French then? Coolmore themselves for "hiding" their 3 yr old "champion" colts eg City Of Troy choosing America over the race. An innocuous win treble has paid dividend at 19/1. It was jolly nice too. The runner-up Christmas Day may go for The Leger. He's not ground dependent either. |
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I don't give a flying about what he said,cretin.
The standard times are what I stated and are proof |
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Delashay JJun 26 13:07
Not betting here but my view is that Ben is a big old boat. Delashay 28 Jun 26 19:07 Thanks for the confirmation that the winner today is in fact a big old boat that needed a stamina test. so dellanobber adds that after its won...if beat his reply 'told you so' pmsl WAC  |
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Congratulations Impossible I’m pleased for you, you’d persisted backing these runts for a while and duly got your day
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Enjoy your winnings and don’t tell your other half
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