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By:
CailiniDeas8
When: 24 Jan 09 19:55
ttt ;-)
By:
aghards
When: 24 Jan 09 20:12
not a bad song either...
By:
Dan Chipowski
When: 24 Jan 09 20:41
Would definitely have been second if he had stood up/
By:
Cupwinkcook
When: 24 Jan 09 22:14
not convinced Dan
By:
Dark Destroyer
When: 25 Jan 09 08:15
I know the Irish staying novices look special this year but Cape Tribulation should certainly not be underestimated.
By:
kavvie
When: 25 Jan 09 09:22
well beaten when he fell i think.
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 03 Mar 10 14:33
ON RAGLAN ROAD..........out for the season.




SEE HE HOLDS AN ENTRY for Cheltenham ?????
By:
collyk
When: 03 Mar 10 14:44
"impressed me in its bumper win although we dont know how good the form of that is".
Surely has to go down as quote of the decade! :-)

good to see him back.
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 03 Mar 10 18:45
26Apr08 Pun 17GY 5y NHF(15K) 12-0[10/3f] 1st of 24 3 ½L to Dunguib (IRE) Mr J T McNamara :^0
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 03 Mar 10 19:53
thisforumisFINNISH 03 Mar 15:36


from the guardian today

Also not to be forgotten is On Raglan Road, the only horse to have ever finished in front of Dunguib on a racecourse when beating him in a bumper at Punchestown in 2008, but off the course since falling at Aintree last April.

"He had a nasty spill there and he's needed time, but he's working nicely again and he's still got the entry in the Coral Cup. He could be another who goes for a gallop this weekend to see where we stand, but he's always had plenty of talent."
By:
downallstar
When: 04 Mar 10 09:01
Johnson has a number of entries in some of the lesser races at the Festival but has yet to finalise plans.

One of his more intriguing entries is On Raglan Road, who is the only horse to beat Dunguib having lowered his colours in a Punchestown bumper before joining Johnson at the start of last season.

On Raglan Road has been sidelined by injury since taking a heavy fall at Aintree last April and Johnson is in no rush to decide on his target.

"He's in really good form at the moment but we'll just see how he goes," said Johnson.

"He's entered in the Coral Cup but I haven't decided whether to run him or whether just to give him the season off, but I'm very happy with him.

"I've not sorted out the Cheltenham runners yet, but Stormy Weather could go for the Fred Winter, while Abbeybraney and Presenting Forever could run in the four-miler (National Hunt Chase)."
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