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28 May 10
11:41
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Dawn to dance looks the banker in the last at down royal.
Adajal and Coat of arms both look to have excellent chances of winning their races also , at Cork.
Adajal and Coat of arms both look to have excellent chances of winning their races also , at Cork.
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GET ON JAWAD 6.05 CORK!!
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6.05 race looks a v tricky contest to call...best of luck tho, he looks to have a decent chance
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cheers,have a look at the ride davy condon gave him at last time out roscommon and tell me what you think....
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would not have been happy if i had backed him the last day!!!
i think im going to get stuck in! |
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davy russell four timer at cork
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I would be nearly looking to lay Coat Of Arms as i think there is serious doubts about his stamina as he was only a 7F-1m horse on the flat.Think Destined For Fame could be the one to beat him as her 3 runs over hurdles came on ground he would have hated.Coat of Arms also has to concede 7lbs to and 11/2 or so she looks a cracking e/w bet.
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Jawad for me in the 6.05 too.
Andolu in the 7.15 at Down Royal my other selection for tonight. |
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Davy is coming too many these days for my liking. Swan's in Kilbeggan with the race won and Rchie Boy the other day.
Stay away from that one unless it's an E/W price. |
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Willing to give Gonebeyondrecall another chance in the 6.05 @ Cork.He is a bit of a bridle horse and might have won LTO at Killarney only for Hampstead Heath bringing him off the bridle earlier than he wanted to.These are faster conditions than he encountered in Killarney and is also the longest trip he has encountered.But i think both theses factors could play in his favour today.
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That's the last i will be backing that yack.
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JOCKEY Francis Lawlor was in a serious condition in Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital on Friday night after being knocked unconscious in a fall at Down Royal.
The 19-year-old, from Ballitore, County Kilader, was injured when his mount Hammer It Home, trained by Francis Flood, fell three out in the 2m4f Data Select Handicap Hurdle. After contacting the hospital, Dr Adrian McGoldrick, the Turf Club's chief medical officer,said at 20.50pm on Friday night: "Having spoken with the medical staff in the Royal Victoria Hospital, I can confirm that Francis has unfortunately suffered a serious head injury and is in a serious condition |
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McGoldrick later added: 'He's critically ill and is incubated and ventilated at present. He is having a brain scan and we are waiting for the report to see if he needs surgery.'
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