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onlooker
02 Nov 26 14:00
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POINT OF LAW - Wins tonight's Melbourne Cup, in Australia.

Formerly trained by John and Thady Gosden until (presumably) sold Privately and transferred to top Australian Trainer Cairon Maher, in August - following POINT OF LAW winning the Group 3 Bahrain Trophy Stakes at Newmarket - after finishing 4th, beaten a length and a half, in the Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot.

Why the issue of - 'Hell Breaking Loose' ?

Well - POINT OF LAW was previously Owned by King Charles, and bred by him, too

Don't know which will upset King Carles more -  POINT OF LAW winning the elbourne Cup - or ...

The - "Where's the umbrella" - fiasco in the pouring rain in Antigua.   Happy

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By:
onlooker
When: 03 Nov 26 04:12
CHING Happy

Gosden - 'To the Tower'
By:
jimnast
When: 03 Nov 26 08:35
A decent novice at Yarmouth when the racing world was concentrating on the grand national.
By:
lead on
When: 03 Nov 26 08:51
I'd like to know what Gosden really thinks...
By:
CROPSICK
When: 03 Nov 26 09:22
Got to be down to charlies racing manager whoever that is,
By:
penzance
When: 03 Nov 26 11:40
Is it still John Warren?
By:
acey deucy
When: 03 Nov 26 11:44
Big John facked up Big Time.
By:
acey deucy
When: 03 Nov 26 12:02
Lee Mottershead
'King Charles told me he wanted to win the Melbourne Cup more than any other race' – and now his former horse has landed Australia's greatest prize
By:
tanglefoot
When: 03 Nov 26 12:27
King Charles not interested in racing,just going thru the motions,because his mother was a great fan of the horse and horse racing,now if we can discuss talking to plants we have an interest.
By:
sageform
When: 03 Nov 26 12:30
But the Queen is a great fan and will keep the colours going. Not sure of the next generation though.
By:
acey deucy
When: 03 Nov 26 12:54
Camilla probably enjoys her Racing but i do get the impression Charles would rather be doing something else.
By:
onlooker
When: 03 Nov 26 15:31
£ 49,504 - for finishing LAST


In fact - £49,504 for finishing 13th and downwards to Last, too

Mind you - It costs Aus$ 50,805 to Enter and Run


God job the Australian Dollar/£ Sterling conversion rate is 1.92 = almost '2 for 1'.

Thus - £ 26,426 to Run


No wonder Joseph O'Brien sent 5 runners there = 5 x £23,000 - at Least = £115,000 'on the right side'  Happy

- and they used to say -- 'The best horse in a Yard is - The Horsebox' ....

.... at so much per Mile charge (from say Newmarket to Hamilton Park) Happy
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 03 Nov 26 15:52
King Charles not interested in racing,just going thru the motions,because his mother was a great fan of the horse and horse racing,now if we can discuss talking to plants we have an interest.

  Correct its pretty clear he has no interest, wouldnt be surprised if he didnt even know it was running, still a Royal sized clanger dropped by his Racing Management.
By:
lead on
When: 03 Nov 26 15:59
If we had a constitution it would be illegal for the king to sell the royal gold and silver and horses..
By:
Busyfool
When: 03 Nov 26 16:02
it would not
By:
11kv
When: 03 Nov 26 16:03
Hope u backed it lookeron
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