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10/10 for stating the obvious wildclown.
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Glad to see you are still listening Bigwillystyle.Your own posts are never more than one line your selections are just taken from C.A.Murphy hence no reasoning.If you care to read the post again you might learn something about how important the ground is how a sire can influence such things and how there can be exceptions to these trends but as you only work on what you are told i doubt you will take in anything.
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not enough rain wildman,still wouldn't back him tho
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good luck wildman ...not having a bet but would be tempted to lay it myself....
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unlucky wildman..i think r.d. was feeling the ground....
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I'd say he is racing and when there wasn't as much rain as anticipated might not hav laid it
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more than likely dj876....
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Wildclown layed it alright. Drowning his sorrows as we speak
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Wildclown very tempted to tip uo the hard hat tomorrow
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Was racing but laid Captain Chris this morning in the hope of a ground change.It was raining in Tipperary when i left signs of rain the whole way up to Punchestown but when i got there glorious sunshine so i kind of knew my fate.Some of the good judges on here would have tried to get out of it but i was damned if i was going to do it at a loss so i just let it run.I laid it at between 1.91 and 1.93 i think it was trading at about 1.67 before the off so the punters got the value.Also failed to back a winner including a decent bet on Let The Show Begin who got done a short head after four miles one furlong still it was all worth while to witness the brilliance of Quevega...what a mare.
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It takes me longer than most to post so our posts crossed but i am sure you enjoyed my misfortune.
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