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Almost certainly would be dual enteredhttps://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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Someone on twitter has asked Joe Chambers. I'll be refreshing regularly
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Me lol. Doubt he'll replyOriginally posted by charlie View PostSomeone on twitter has asked Joe Chambers. I'll be refreshing regularlyhttps://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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Bit annoying, now the rumour mill goes ten to the dozen and the price fluctuates until we get an answerOriginally posted by jack1092 View Post
PP/Betfair go 6's on the back of thatComment
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Not much can do anyway. If he is hit. They'll suspend cashout instantly.Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Posthttps://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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Yep 100%... Its not Willie's modus operandi to no cover every base.Originally posted by jack1092 View PostComment
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I've noticed Klassical Dream has been well backed the past few days as I've been backing him myself on the exchanges. The cynic in me is putting 2 and 2 together now...Comment
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No, I agree, totally, just the usual ante post annoyance/frustration passing through my mindOriginally posted by Scooby91 View Post
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Interesting! Hadn't really looked on the exchange tbh! From an early backer that's a nice positive. At the same time though, i would like to see Saldier be fit + run anyway. Had some bad luck.Originally posted by Can't Catch Me View PostComment
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I have backed Saldier on bet365 and can cash out for almost treble my stake. Must admit its tempting as I left it too late with Malone Road...Comment
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Fortunately I split my stake on this one with bet365 (done it with quite a few this year). Have cashed out half of my bet to cover both bets and a bit more and left the other half running.Comment
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UPDATED 12:45PM, DEC 2 2019
Nicky Henderson has reported Buveur D'Air to be comfortable after the dual Champion Hurdle winner underwent surgery to remove a piece of wood that got lodged in his hoof at Newcastle on Saturday.
The dual Fighting Fifth winner was lame after just getting touched off by Cornerstone Lad in his bid for a third victory in the Grade 1. His jockey Barry Geraghty reported his mount, who hit the second-last flight, had a splinter of wood in the lower section of his off-fore and on Sunday Buveur D'Air was operated on by David Mathieson and his team at Donnington Grove Veterinary Surgery in Newbury.
Henderson told the Racing Post on Monday: "He's sore, and he's bound to be because he's had a huge segment of his hoof removed from where they had to go in to get the piece of wood out. He's got a gaping hole in his hoof and it's not pretty – when it's half a horse's hoof it must be very painful.
"He's getting the best medical attention there is, and he's comfortable, but it will take a long time to grow over. They didn't need to use a general anaesthetic, which is a plus, and thankfully he hasn’t damaged the joint so we have a lot to be thankful for as it could have been much worse."
Henderson would not be drawn on whether Buveur D'Air could be seen again this season. Asked if he had any idea how long the recovery may take he said: "No, none whatsoever. We can only wait for it to grow back and that could take some time."Comment
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Don't think I've ever come across a horse I've backed needing a hoof to grow back.
Surely a pretty big price to make this race at his peak, if at all.Comment
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PP have gone 14/1 Saldier its not looking good and they have shortened a few others!!!!Comment
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