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no world beater by the look of it ....money talks , maybe he can now review his valuation and be more realistic...
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Looks a dour stayer based on that and I am not surprised to read that they will go chasing rather than take in novice hurdles. He would not be good enough to win a graded novice hurdle and so they would be wasting time there. Paddock comments were that "he was a plain old type but was looked fit and well". There was little doubt that he would be tuned up for today.
My guess is he will be a 3mile+ chaser that will top out at a mark of 115 or thereabouts. If Hales has made an offer, I would agree with the sentiments from wildman and workrider. |
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If he is still in the Hughes colours next time out it means he has been spun.
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What was the crowd there? I would love to have got down but we covering 4 leagues it's hard to get time for anything these days.
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[i]I definitely agree that the Lismore and Kilworth Points TEELIN STAR won were decidedly moderate and the form has yet to stand up ! Actually I recall Derek O'Connor opposing TEELIN STAR in his Racing Post Column saying that he hadn't beaten much despite the manner of his wins...[/i maybe he didnt beat much, but the way he did it & the recorded time in his 1st point (very very quick)...after being eased down in the last furlong, says he is a very decent horse to me....... The ground was against him today, doesnt have the action for a soft ground horse, so on reflection , it was still a good effort for a horse whose future lies over fences over a trip. |