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06 Jun 14
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Every year when a progressive Filly from Ballydoyle steps up significantly from one run to the next people ask is this the next Peeping Fawn?. There will only ever be one Peeping Fawn that is for sure but Marvellous??
Breeding top notch, improve going up in distance, stayed stiff 1 mile well up the middle of the track at the Curragh, put a rancid effort behind her, showed huge improvement , beat a Weld Filly on debut that recently won a listed race, beat the 1000 Guineas Comfortably?
4/1 why is she 4/1? surely she deserves to be a 2/1 favorite on all known form.
Trainer concern? Jockey concern? at 4/1 she is a steal. Filly bloom once they get on a run they don't regress until they find there level and go backwards at a rate of knots.
I am certainly taking the chance that this filly can emulate Peeping Fawn and show rapid progression to win Multiple Group 1's. she is already ahead of Peeping at this time her career with a Classic win. Maybe we won't be asking who is the next Peeping Fawn but who is the next Marvellous?
Breeding top notch, improve going up in distance, stayed stiff 1 mile well up the middle of the track at the Curragh, put a rancid effort behind her, showed huge improvement , beat a Weld Filly on debut that recently won a listed race, beat the 1000 Guineas Comfortably?
4/1 why is she 4/1? surely she deserves to be a 2/1 favorite on all known form.
Trainer concern? Jockey concern? at 4/1 she is a steal. Filly bloom once they get on a run they don't regress until they find there level and go backwards at a rate of knots.
I am certainly taking the chance that this filly can emulate Peeping Fawn and show rapid progression to win Multiple Group 1's. she is already ahead of Peeping at this time her career with a Classic win. Maybe we won't be asking who is the next Peeping Fawn but who is the next Marvellous?
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beat the lightning thunder on that soft ground, more than likely lightning thunder is better horse on G/F, didnt look like it had
a tough race that day and has good chance today on that form, exceptionally well bred. oaks seems to be won by unfancied big price winners lot of the time. gl all |
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Tarfasha is now favorite on Betfair....this is nuts.
A horse that wins a Group 3 ahead of a Classic winner. |
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I'd love to see a dazzling display!
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Top class horses win no matter what the ground. Good ground should be fine for this horse like any other horse.
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If Ryan Moore was riding this she be 5/2 clear favorite no doubt.
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Well Beaten....best filly won.
Joseph had a perfect position just couldn't quicken...make you scratch you head how she won a 1000 Guineas as she barely quickened at all against slower horses.   Form book |
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lot of the ratings experts on the antepost forum wrote that winner off
 good winner for see the stars, suppose had to have some really great horses from the first crop. |
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The winner looked very good, I think it could work out to be a very special oaks.
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That is a very impressive winner....can't remember a more impressive performance in the last decade?
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like to see taghrooda/treve/australia fighting out the finish in this years ARC, would be great race
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looking like could be good arc this year, lets hope my 3 selections fight out the finish
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it took great courage to make those selections roadrunner.
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this prick says it takes courage picking these selections, maybe would of had the tricast if they all turned up
australia didnt make the line up. 1st treve 14/1 3rd taghrooda |
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is that you mitch
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your not so leary now are you
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little ants are crawling over this thread
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did i forget to tell you, that treve was put on last years notebook list after the ARC win in 2013
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