Best small to medi flat trainer?

stack is pretty shrewd imo

ken condon

Charles O Brien is a cookie.....

aidan o brien is a good small to medi flat trainer. think he is about 5foot 8

kind of agree with that, ive always liked aidan personally and generally found his horses ran on merit. he seems a shy kind of a fellow who often doesnt quite fit in with the cliques of the horse racing world, i guess u dont need to 'fit in' when youre the trainer at ballydoyle. perhaps he has an inferiorty complex? hes a fine trainer and deserves his success but one cant help notice that ballydoyle isnt as 'straight' as it once had been. horses drifting and ridden accordingly. joesph on taigen in the 2nd race @ leop today worthy of note. i wonder would it have been the same if the great vincent was still running the show!

anyway, just spouting my usual nonsense, getting tired, night all!

I think when a punter can finally understand that racing is a job and pays the bills for some people.....trainers, jockeys, stable staff, vets etc it gets easier to understand.
The punter hopping from the pub to the bookies will always find an angle to blame others........a day is a long time in the life of an animal.

i was involved in a horse with pat flynn.a genuine sound man.

as kavvie and tascro said pat flynn can get them ready and can pick the right races. i have great admiration for the man, amongst others.

Wow buses,you done you're dough on taigen and like the typical mug punter that are a fixture in the bookmakers now a days you blame everything/everyone but yourself,if you think aob gives two hoots about punters then you should the game up,his horses are his priority,not some half a brain who's done his 2 quid each way on a ballydoyle inmate

ilikewavingatbuses
28 Mar 12 12:34
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i like HIT THE JACKPOT at  10/1 in the 5.25.

i think the horse has improved from race to race and im not sure the fav deserves to be odds on.

weld is in form and pat will try  to make all from a good draw i reckon so ill have a few quid on him.  i also like prendergasts in the second race, thought he'd be clear fav tbh so might play him AZAMATA.



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1
3         Azamata (IRE) 7/4F     3     9-5      Kevin Prendergast     —     *     *    
    D P McDonogh
     
Tracked leaders in 4th, pushed along 4f out, ridden in 3rd 2f out, soon went 2nd, stayed on strongly final furlong to lead close home (op 15/8 tchd 13/8)
    

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2
2     nk     Dynamite Dixie (IRE) 33/1     3     9-5      J S Bolger     —     *     *    
    K J Manning
     
Chased leaders, 3rd 4f out, ridden in 2nd entering straight, led 1 1/2f out, strongly pressed final furlong, no extra and headed close home (op 25/1)
    

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3
9     1¾     Calgacus (IRE) 16/1     3     9-5      D K Weld     —     *     *    
    P J Smullen
     
Mid-division on outer, ridden 3f out, went 5th 2f out, kept on without threatening to go 3rd final furlong (op 16/1 tchd 20/1)
    

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4
8     1     Hail (IRE) 5/1     3     9-5      A P O'Brien     81     *     *    
    C O'Donoghue
     
Chased leader in 2nd, ridden and led entering straight, strongly pressed and headed 1 1/2f out, soon no impression (op 7/1)
    

   
5
5     2¼     Chicago (IRE) 14/1     3     9-5      A P O'Brien     —     *     *    
    Seamie Heffernan
     
Towards rear, 10th 3f out, soon ridden and progress on inner entering straight, disputed 3rd briefly 2f out, no extra final furlong
    

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6
4     ¾     Taigan (USA) 3/1     3     9-5      A P O'Brien     —     *     *    
    J P O'Brien
     
Towards rear, ridden 3f out, moderate 6th 2f out, no impression (op 5/2)




tar.

and hit the jack pot wouldve went close had he not been squeezed for room but sure thats irrelevant

P.S


i'll just thank u for allowing me to show everyone how much of an absolute cabbage u are


'clevername'? nice name u got yourself there PMSL