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Triumph Hurdle 2021
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Last edited by dannycraigpirates; 27 December 2020, 01:43 PM.
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Originally posted by Outlaw View Post
Won as he liked so hard for him to be impressive on the clock really, that will be much slower than the Graded hurdle(as you would expect) Historically Horses like Gorbatov/Adjudicator who went on to contest the triumph won it in circa 5/6 seconds quicker on similar ground but again he didn't have to race with anything.
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Originally posted by Skysthelimit View Post
The Grade 1 was just under 5 seconds faster but the time from the last to the line in both races was roughly the same. French Aseel may have benefited from fresher ground and carried less weight (10lb) but given his age, inexperience and the way he won he looks very smart.
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1pt EW Persia @ 40/1
By Galileo, purchased by JP, sent to JOB. Runs tomorrow
Credit to Kotkijet for the below:
Persia bbc Joseph Patrick O'Brien f7-2-1 (96) 103
Galileo (Giant's Causeway){1-x}(0.77) No jumps relatives
Joseph O'Brien has used this race to introduce two ex-Ballydoyle horses in recent years, with A Year To Remember finishing third in 2016, and subsequent Triumph Hurdle third Gardens Of Babylon winning two years ago. Persia has a higher flat rating than either of those and is also his highest rated ex-Ballydoyle horse to run in the sphere this season. Twice a winner last season at Galway and Chelmsford, his best effort came when beaten half a length by Desgraves in the Group Three Eyrefield Stakes. His seasonal reappearance did not come until September when a three and a half length ninth in the Petingo Handicap off 100, and a midfield finish in another "Premier" handicap at Listowel later that month. Galileo wins his fair share of juvenile hurdles, but nothing more, and while his dam was third in her Irish Oaks, the damline is bereft of jumpers with only Brave Inca's sire Good Thyne being the only relative of note at 4/1. Stamina and ability to handle soft ground are not concerns, but while the yard has a fine first time out rate, they generally improve with experience.Last edited by charlie; 30 December 2020, 08:16 PM.
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