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differentdrum
04 Jul 26 20:57
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Oddschecker give it as good, and the Racing Post as soft. Quite helpful given that a horse like Calandagan is involved. Given he is shortening in up, I assume it is closer to good?

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howard
When: 05 Jul 26 10:52
usually quicker than given by the french  sometimes by some way
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1st time poster
When: 05 Jul 26 12:32
ive heard 6 pundits ,trainer,jock banging on about how the fat grounde will suit calandagan,thats fine but how does that compute with last weeks bedwetting session about CALANDAGAN been allowed to run/pih up in  THE ARC urely he,s not going to get his ground in paris in oct if prefers a faster surface
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CagliariG
When: 05 Jul 26 12:53
The Racing Post is patently wrong and even mention the fine weather forecast being unlikely to change the ground. The official description from the course is good and the stick reading suggests the faster side of British good.
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differentdrum
When: 05 Jul 26 12:55
I don't think you can rely on this outfit and ground - within weeks it seems they ran their best two horses on the 'wrong ground'. I am not so sure Nemone Routh, who talks a good game, would still be working for more demanding connections.
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