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I really felt it was to fast (the ground). I think she does soft to good, no more. I would not be surprised unless the ground changes, an autumn campaign. Think Royal Ascot was to fast and may have taken the edge off her.
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The review after Ascot said that it would most likely be her last time over a mile, the writer suggested that a step up to 10f was on the cards.
Not seen the race, watched the guy get beat at Wimbledon! |
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Ferry cross the Mersey I assume you meant. Met Zeverev the wrong time often promised to deceive and nearly blew it in the French Open, seems more confident now. 7-6 6-2 6-4, probably last time we hear of the lad from Wimbledon, took it deep metaphorically when the other Brits dropped away. Well done to the lad.
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Improving 4yo puts the teenagers in their place.
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I thick Precise down well, Blue Bolt is an improving horse.
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++++done well++++
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He was going ok until the tie break, big advantage with his serve.
Match stats went downhill rapid after! Zeverev really tightened up on his unforced errors after that first set, seems an ok bloke talking here after. Arthur can’t be unhappy with his tournament, can’t believe the empty seats! |
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As Roy Keane would say Prawn Sandwich brigade (or something similar). Not bad we have gone from Horse Racing to Tennis to Football.
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 Did it once, like the Nottinghill Carnival, never again! |