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wildmanfromborneo
22 Jan 11 19:14
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While it is always dangerous backing a gamblers horse early in this instance i think we have the timing right.
I was at Naas when Mubrook finished fourth and he went straight into my notebook.He was then entered up at Navan where an avalanche of money caused his price to contract to 3/1 however he was then withdrawn.I fancied him for the MCR hurdle at Leopardstown,i dont know if i am allowed say this,but he had an easy easy race.I think they will go tomorrow and so i recommend you take the big prices available now.
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Report ACE JACK DOUBLE SUITED • January 22, 2011 7:20 PM GMT
Why dont you mop them up youself b4 someone else does?
Report mitch leary • January 22, 2011 7:24 PM GMT
are u saying they used a 100k top handicap as a prep for a 15k race.
Report wildmanfromborneo • January 22, 2011 7:31 PM GMT
Have a look at the replay,it looked an easy to me.They punted Capellanus in the same race.
Report megabucks • January 22, 2011 8:18 PM GMT
Cant have that, there was plenty of ew money for mubrook in the mcr on the day(mine included), he just ran like a drain. He way well run better tomorrow but to say he was not trying in one of the biggest betting races of the year is a bit rich especially with the owner concerned.
Report wildmanfromborneo • January 23, 2011 10:27 AM GMT
megabucks....There was each way money but none from the owner.Also maybe the owner wants you and others to think that way,doing things different puts bookmakers off the scent.
Report irish_guy_13 • January 23, 2011 3:51 PM GMT
gambled on into 6/1
Report Dan Chipowski • January 23, 2011 3:57 PM GMT
Ran well.
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