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Originally posted by ToniC View Post
Trainers can still leave them in as many as they want at the 6 day stage, but once declared for a festival race they cannot be declared for another regardless of whether they run in that race or not.
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Originally posted by DeeBee View Post
I was going to ask the same.. probably a stupid question but what’s the difference between a 6 day and 48 hour dec?Last edited by Nortons who; 10 March 2021, 09:28 AM.
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Originally posted by Nortons who View Post
The 6 day entry stage requires another payment I believe so trainers will take horses out at that point if they know they won't be running.The 48 hour decs commit the horse to run in a specific race, so when declared at that stage the horse can't then run in another race unless balloted out of the first declaration.
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View Post
I think you've summed it up ....... "taking over as the named trainer"..... what do you think she's going to have gone in and changed?
I'd be baffled if she's made any change at all.... bar maybe the photo's on the desk?
Gordon won't have been doing every single thing all by himself, they'll have systems, teams, people in place and responsible for everything and it'll be ticking over the same as it was?
I'm not worried about it at all
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Originally posted by Bert View Post
Most of it now, is mind games I think. The trainers now full well know exactly where each and every horse of theirs is going.
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Originally posted by opatcho View Post
Caught this on youtube late last night, similar to you I could listen to them both all day long. So insightful
Just goes to show how important it is to get the ride right at the festival, and even the Greats get it wrong sometimes. I remember the year Yanworth was beat, I was waiting on a big return, and remember watching back and seeing the difference rides given by Barry and Ruby.
What I took out of that clip was
1) Reiterates the benefit and advantage of having an experienced jockey onboard
2) You need a horse that travels at pace
I know none of this new, but its help narrow down the fields
I liked how the two of them and AP hung together in races cos they knew if a fellow good judge of time was nearby they must be ok.
Geraghty talking through his ride on Epatante last year was absolutely fascinating
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostIs it 6 day entries today or 5 day tomorrow. ?
Betfair haven't suspended trading.
Fair play to him all the same
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