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18 Aug 26
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Something else to contend with, or is it pure coincidence that 4 out the 5 who top the market for the opening 22 runner handicap are drawn in 4 out of the 5 lowest numbers?
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straight course usually worth watching a race or 2 before committing
round course you want to be wider |
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I'd never let a 'bad' draw put me off one I'm sweet on (not including the dog track Chester)
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First 5 home in the 20 runner race last year - 7, 4, 10, 8, 14
First 5 home in the concluding 19 runner 5F Handicap on the card - 14, 19, 6, 9, 18 In short, don't get bogged down by the draw when there's much more important things to consider when trying to find the winner of a race (Not including the dog track Chester  ) |
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In general the draw is fair. Ive never been worried about where my horse is drawn in the past. Good Luck
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According to the news , we’ve been in a drought for months but York rocks up on day one on good going, anyone explain how please
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The clue is in the last 4 letters of the name of the course...
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My game the draw, York is one of my favorites but and a big but is they water and you ain’t got a clue where it’s heavier laid and can change from day to day, so it’s that day only and see if it changes next day, personally think it’s bent but always thought that, the 5 f is usually lowish, so we will get a idea from that first race, some really shocking watering over the years that made me come to my conclusion,
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my two #sence
 as me pointedde outte in otherre fredde, boxxe one has very poor recordde in Juddmonte.... mekk of thatte whatte ye wile reasones to be #cheerfulle if ya opposingge Ombudsman 6/5F :) |