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I really rate the mullins horse wr..I like you have my doubts about ned...best of luck with the best..no bet race for me @the prices
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I can see your reasoning workrider with the 6lb pull, Mozoltov already has an easy victory over Ned albeit over hurdles.
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Tks lads , to me the only real danger to the bet is Ned , so 3.3 in a 2 horse race is worth the risk...
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I do believe that the shorties will oblige tomorrow
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chute hall owes me...im willing to give it one more go as long as the price is not to short..but ill wait till tomorrow..a deffo bet is RORYS BROTHER..3.00, won lto @limerick..and hogans team are in form..poor race...but at the price hes a bet@4/1
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Tony agree Chute Hall looks a standout apart from the Roche horse, poor enough contest if ever its going to break its duck its this race, same for Getoutwhenyoucan in the 3.0N, one last chance for this guy with me after 2 runner up spots in similarly poor contests.
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Decade Player looks well worth an e.w interest in the 3.00. Switches back to hurdles today after a very promising run in a much better handicap chase at Leop last time out.
Hasn't seemed as good over hurdles as chasing, where he has gained two recent wins, but he is 9lb lower over hurdles, and there could be a valid reason to expect better today. His last run over hurdles was probably his best yet, and though a similar grade to this, was a much better heat, as shown by two winners having come out of it already. The key to Decade Players best performances, and recent improvement over fences, has been to get him settled, and get him settled in front. Both his chase wins he led all the way, and also led to two out at Leop. In his last hurdle run, he didn't get to the front, yet was still an improvement. Today I would be surprised if he didn't get quite an easy lead. Rorys brother and Obispo both like to be handy and stay further, so wont want a crawl, but I would think they will be happy to sit in behind Decade Player. This will give him every chance of producing his improved chasing rating, which would suffice in what is essentially a very poor race. 16-1 at moment looks well worth backing. |
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I think the trip is far too short for CHUTE HALL, anything with a bit of pace will have it in trouble imo, MOONLIGHT BOY could take the world of beating.
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Fav out of race , Mallowney now odds on , not my kind of price , but as the old saying goes , you've made your bed , now you must lay in it...
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Ffs , Urano out now , its getting worse by the minute...
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I'm no big fan of Ned Buntline, and wouldn't regard him as Cheltenham Novice standard, but 2.1 today now looks very attractive. He might not have to come of the snaff to beat this lot.
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Get the feeling Upazo was never going to run as it was due to run at Sandown yesterday, the absence of Mozoltov might be a bit of fuel for the wildman theory workrider, essentially giving the Meade horse a solo.
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Question is Callit , is he the horse they think he is ?
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I don't think he is WR, but the horse that I think he is, is more than capable of mopping this up. I wouldn't back him in a sterner test, but this is made for him. Outclassing inferior opposition, and making himself look better than he really he is, is his forte. He will be found out when upped in class, but today shouldn't be that day.
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Silvergreaser , Willie said in yesterdays post that they would see how he was after traveling , and they would make a decision ..Looks as if they were not happy with him this morning , and in all honesty who could blame ..I dont think this falls into Wildmanfromborneos theory ...p.s, have a look at the Townend thread over on the main forum and see what Hello has to say about Paulie , its magic....
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lads what about very wood to beat briar hill?..briar might not be all hes made out to be.went odds against ir last day v azorian.but for that one making a slow leap 2 or 3 out it might have been closer..the distance will suit v wood also..
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Thats a fair point Callit...
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Sadly for me Kavvie I'd just backed Briar @ 1.61 when they withdrew their other fellow , and my bet is now matched at 1.31 1.32 , that is not a price I would ever take ....I should have smelt a rat...
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My theory only applies in the lower grade races,bumpers and some maiden hurdles.
I think the world and his wife will be out to get Ned Buntline,he will drift,he is a soft looking horse and I hate his sire Refuse To Bend,on a form line with Mozolotov Malowney comes out best. Authorisation is my nap in the first,owned by Brian Gleeson was caught red handed last time in Naas,got sixty day ban will have to try today and should win. |
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AUTHORISED EW RAN WELL BEHIND FLAXEN FLARE
MALLOWENY BACK IN TIC EW NAP CHURCHFIELD CHAMP EW APACHE STRONGHOLD MIGHT BE SUITED TO THIS SMALL FIELD( BE QUITE FUNNY COOPER BEATS GIGGY IN THIS THERE BE LOT THREADS ON ENG FORUM IF HE DOES) OPISHO EW CHAMPELON NB GOOD LUCK PUNTERS ![]() |
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wildman I'd be a little bit weary as regards Authorisation, I've found down the years horses done for not trying usually run down the field for the next few runs, if it comes out and hoses up after been banned its like admitting the stewards were right.
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Wildmanfromborneo , no doubt that runner named after a famous jockey in the first , although spelt a little differently , will bring back some nice memories....
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Mornington was one of the best.
Brian Gleeson was slagged about the stopping by Ted Walsh and admitted the crime,said it will never happen again. He will try today |
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Well they've definitely found a poor enough race for it wildman now that Chute is a nr.
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pot kettle Walsh slagging Gleason don't you think wildman?
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Any reason for all the high profile(relatively speaking) non runners? Ground atrocious?
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rr has it in for you callit!!
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Ha Ha, yeah I seen that. Strange chap. Reasoned argument or logic don't seem to be his cup of tea.
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Just saw over on the main forum that TERRY BIDDLECOME HAS DIED ...R.I.P.
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With the fav out of the race I am going to have a sneaky E/W on Golanbrook. Stable going great guns at the moment and the most experienced of the two ahead of him in the market. Don't like the fact that Mallowney had a wind op last year and Meades stable looks like it is hitting it's annual slump.
The other one I am going to have an E/W on,in a poor enough race, is long standing maiden Sir Harry Cash. There is a lot of question marks about everything in the race. He ran well LTO and the drop in trip just might do the trick. |
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Right thats me , off to Naas , good luck all punters ...to all those sitting in at the fire , you lucky so n' so's.....
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Good Luck WR. Say the breeze will cut you in two down there today!!
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Think the 11/4 is big on Lukes Benefit,no world beater but very honest and game, he won well the last day to say he will defy the 6lb,loves the ground which is a big plus,lot of question marks over most of his rivals,can,t see him not being involved at the finish.
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LADS HAVE BACKED MALOWNEY EW @9/1 IF THIS WIN'S AND WITH THE X OUT WILL I HAVE TO PAY ANY MORE MONEY
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Backed Lukes myself Pa.
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Also had few quid e.w on Tawseef at 8s in the 1st. Awful race.
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Thats certainly not a negative Callit,tis an obvious one but had him a fair bit less on my prices, way the golf is going he,d be a welcome winner. GL all.
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Didn't see that race. Tawseed 2nd? Done at 1.54. Place money landed, but would have been nice start.
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Well done Wildman good call,
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