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18 Jul 26
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4 in front spread across the track. One just ahead and Ryan on his outside. Mr Gosden has a point.
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The horse never went a yard
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Both are correct. The horse ran bad anyway but he was never going to be able to win from that OB tpac.
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The brief drone shot showed a very incriminating look from one of the 'pacemakers' jock on the outer. Perhaps the pesky kids journeyed from Ascot.
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It's my own fault really. Should have paid more attention to being drawn 2. After 1f I knew my bet was in big trouble. Ryan managed, in the final furlong, to ensure the Haggas horse was not in first 4.
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Best horse one easily, but they don't even try to hide the mob tactics. If they are ridden like Inis or the Bolger horse to secure a run, then it's virtually impossible to win from there at that track on fast going (only if there is a mega pace collapse).
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I think it was Sky Racing's prize idiot, Dave Orton, who was suggesting this morning that Haggas was 'massively in-form'. Just checked and it's 6 winners from nearly 50 runners. I suspect many of those have been relatively short. Yes, massively in-form, for the bookmakers. Lovely cheerleading steer, yet again.
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