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  • Yep, Well Chief did and think he was a 5 year old too

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    • That Western something or other did it after one run too

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      • Originally posted by Stormez View Post
        That Western something or other did it after one run too
        Do not speak his name!

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        • Originally posted by Stormez View Post
          That Western something or other did it after one run too
          WESTERN WARHORSE? who got up late as possible in the dying strides to cruelly crush many a dream under his hoof?

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          • Originally posted by riccirich View Post

            WESTERN WARHORSE? who got up late as possible in the dying strides to cruelly crush many a dream under his hoof?
            Jesus H Christ, putting this out here a few weeks before the festival will give some of us nightmares. Ban this lunatic Kevloaf
            Last edited by KingSprinterSacre; Today, 01:06 PM.

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            • Originally posted by riccirich View Post

              WESTERN WARHORSE? who got up late as possible in the dying strides to cruelly crush many a dream under his hoof?
              Instant Ban.
              Especially so given you used capitals

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              • Originally posted by riccirich View Post

                WESTERN WARHORSE? who got up late as possible in the dying strides to cruelly crush many a dream under his hoof?
                You're in trouble now my friend

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                • Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post

                  You're in trouble now my friend
                  I still remember cashing in that 40/1 slip amidst a sea of despair. You could hear the cries for miles.

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                  • Originally posted by riccirich View Post

                    I still remember cashing in that 40/1 slip amidst a sea of despair. You could hear the cries for miles.
                    I hate you so much right now

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                    • riccirich seven years a member and still unaware of the rules applicable to 'that' horse ?
                      If there was a dislike button you'd be reaching for the rope....

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                      • Originally posted by riccirich View Post

                        I still remember cashing in that 40/1 slip amidst a sea of despair. You could hear the cries for miles.
                        ….…..…..

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                        • This feels like the actors in the blackadder episode calling Macbeth the Scottish play

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                          • Its On The Line, ante-post favourite for the St. James’s Place Hunter Chase at next month’s Cheltenham Festival, will continue his build-up to that assignment when he bids to win consecutive editions of the QuinnBet Hunter Chase on Saturday.
                            The eight-year-old thwarted Billaway’s bid to win that Naas contest for a fifth straight year when he clung on to victory by just a head in the 2024 edition, and now 12 months on, he will face a field of eight rivals.

                            Reunited with the in-form Derek O’Connor for the first time since the pair rounded off last season by winning the Champion Hunter Chase at Punchestown for a second time, the Presenting gelding will have to overturn a defeat at the hands of his Down Royal conqueror, Big Interest, if he is to secure an eighth victory under rules.

                            David Christie’s exciting prospect emerged as a new name within the division at Christmas, when he became the first five-year-old to win the Down Royal Hunter Chase in the past two decades, making much of the running on just his third career start, and first under rules, to defeat last season’s Aintree Foxhunters winner by four and three-quarter lengths.

                            Barry O’Neill’s mount had won his maiden at Castlelands for Sean Doyle, before being purchased by his new owner Ray Nicholas for £60,000 at the Tattersalls Cheltenham Festival sale.

                            As the sole six-year-old in the line-up, Big Interest is half the age of race regular Annamix, who will be contesting the QuinnBet Hunter Chase for a third consecutive year, but a first under the care of Sonny Carey.

                            His former owner, Patrick Mullins, remains in the saddle aboard last year’s Tetretema victor, and his cousin, Charlie Mullins, will line up in opposition aboard Ontheropes.

                            The former Munster National winner made a successful first outing for the rider’s father Tom when they defeated Grange Island in a Carrigarostig open last month.

                            Cork Hunter Chase winner Ryehill, and the Champion Hunter Chase runner-up Lonesome Boatman are other interesting contenders, whilst the line-up is completed by Arverne, King Alex and Balkito.

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