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105 Aughnacurraveel won well last day
Though Wouldnt mind some of the tissue 9-2 seafield.
Dont think that will be around so prob no bet.
140 Nuvelli looks to be still on a fair mark. Few bob EW
215 Jetson well fancied last day before disaster.
Gagewell flyer could be the fly in the ointment.
245 Few quid on Moskova 14s already and might chance Barcardero ew after
the Special K in the morning
Happy Punting
Though Wouldnt mind some of the tissue 9-2 seafield.
Dont think that will be around so prob no bet.
140 Nuvelli looks to be still on a fair mark. Few bob EW
215 Jetson well fancied last day before disaster.
Gagewell flyer could be the fly in the ointment.
245 Few quid on Moskova 14s already and might chance Barcardero ew after
the Special K in the morning
Happy Punting
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1.05 - Aughnacurraveel @2s
1.40 - Concrete & Clay e/w @6s 2.15 - Gagewell Flyer e/w @6s 2.45 - Across the Bay e/w @14s, saver Glenquest @8s. 3.15 - Uncle Tom Cobley e/w @7s GL |
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gagewell flyer of interest to me today as well . not sure he was finishing off his races last year , with the mullins stable in better form now worth a look in parade ring before betting it .
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1.05 - Seafield (extra 4F will suit and hoping he can take this on his way to better things)
2.45 - Moskova / Lochan Lacha (Moskova has 2 ways of running but thouhgt she ran decent in her 1st run this season over hurdles and if it is a going day i think she must go close. Lochan Lacha will absolutely love the ground and stays forever, should run well off 10-0) good luck [;)] |
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Jetson....He is a stone better than Tom Horn so will take care of eight is my number.
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Narima 12.30.
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NARIMA / KRISTAL KOMET EW
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1 NARIMA/ KRISTAL KOMET
2 SEAFIELD /GIFT OF GHAB 3 LADY ROBERTA / PISTOL JACK 4 MEITHEAHM / PERFECTLY COMPOSED 5 HOLD THE PIN / SEIGEMASTER 6 HUGHIES GREY / PUDDLECULLIAN 7 KALENELLI / PULLUPYURSOCKS GOOD LUCK PUNTERS |
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105 WAS AUGHNACURRAVEEL WIN NOT SEAFIELD (AS WORKRIDER FANCYS IT[smiley:crazy])
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What was that from Seafield? Drift here said it all.
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well done Gagewell Flyer backers [;)] followed ye in seen as i can't pick a winner today
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Jack The Bus e/w in 2.45 big price 14s with badblokes.
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Wd stevo, great call.
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Thanks down sorry i nutted you,winner smashed 5th last as well.
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wd stevo
Glenquest AP at 14s here  |
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WELL DUN STEVO , HAD LOUSY 2£ AN STUCK IN BETS IN BOOKIES SAT BUT DIDNT FOLLOW UP 2DAY
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Fionnegas put down I hear. I didn`t see it.
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Yup, shame
Terrible fall |
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Broke a shoulder
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SAD NEWS INDEED SHOWS HOW DANGEROUS THE SPORT WE LOVE IS FOR MAN AN HORSE. RIP
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Pity, was a nice prospect.
How did Paddy Mangan get on after his fall at Aintree? That looked horrible. |
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it looked bad hope he's alright
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Read on main forum that Paddy Mangan had a broken wrist. It was a horrible fall.
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A marvellous crowd as usual turned up for Troytown day yesterday for very high class competitive racing.
The bookies I reckon came out on top. I got taken to the cleaners but there is always next week. Davy Condon and Alan Crowe two of the new kids on the block took the feature races. That is the second big chase for Alan having got the better of Ruby in the Cork National on Streets Of God recently. A nice gamble was landed in the bumper where the amusingly named Catcherinthescratcher (4/1 into 10/3) ground out a convincing victory for Eddie Hales. The only downside to a most successful day was the demise of the top class hurdler Fionngas owned by local Owner at the first fence in the Beginners Chase. The lass who looked after the horse was inconsoleable as her pride and joy had to be put down. Odds on punters no doubt were licking their wound too. A lot of shorties were turned over on the day. |
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Very high class racing is a huge overstatement.
The Troytown is not even a high class handicap chase and caters for middle the road chasers. It is a very competitive chase but attracts no high class horses because of its structure. It was a moderate opening hurdle. We had an 80-116 handicap hurdle and then ended with a mares bumper. Competitive racing it may have been, but high class it certainly was not. |
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Poor Whatuthink, broke his bottom jaw, wired shut.
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Temlett
I presume by its structure you mean the value of the race or the handicap band. Yes the value of it has come down to 85k. It is still a 0-150 race though(supposedly a top handicap). In my opinion the Paddy Power(€190,000) takes a lot of potential horses from the troytown. In truth it shows their hand a little too soon. Im sure the first 4 in the troytown will win their share of races though. Very hard for good chasers(135+,the few genuine ones we have) to run in these races. Giving lumps of weight away to lowly weighted horses is tough. Streets of Gold's six pounds hike in the weights (Cork National) seems to be very very lenient in light of this race. My opinion is that we have very few genuine staying chasers in this country. The few that we have seem shy of throwing them into these handicap chases as they feel they are just setting it up for something off a light weight. The answer, maybe the Troytown should be a limited handicap chase (a 130-160 handicap chase) In conclusion...Streets of Gold with adequate jumping wins the Paddy Power! |