I don't understand why Constitution Hill is evens for the Champion Hurdle
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2024 Champion Hurdle (Previously Constitution Hill thread)
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostIs it a hoax?? None of Racing papers have mentioned it yet.......
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….I remember watching RTV on the morning of the Ballymore and one of their ‘experts’ said he’d already got on IEP for next years Champion Hurdle. He wasn’t Irish, can’t remember who it was & no idea if he had close connections with the stable but IEP was 20-1 at that point.
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post….I remember watching RTV on the morning of the Ballymore and one of their ‘experts’ said he’d already got on IEP for next years Champion Hurdle. He wasn’t Irish, can’t remember who it was & no idea if he had close connections with the stable but IEP was 20-1 at that point.
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Always makes me laugh when trainers and owners talk about how Big or enormous the horses returning after Summer breaks are.
Are they saying they're fat ?
Or do horses grow more in the months of May to July ?
Like my fucking lawn.
If I don't see my grandson for 3 months, I expect that he'll have grown a little when he toddles through the door.
I've never thought "He looks enormous"
Although I once had a cat called Zimmer (after Bob Dylan), and he went missing for 8 months, and when he turned back up and peered through the window, He did actually look "enormous"
Was quite scary as I was only about 9. Like a zombie cat back from the dead (I'd compartmentalised it)
Although we later found out a woman 3 streets down had been feeding him, which explained a lot.
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostAlways makes me laugh when trainers and owners talk about how Big or enormous the horses returning after Summer breaks are.
Are they saying they're fat ?
Or do horses grow more in the months of May to July ?
Like my fucking lawn.
If I don't see my grandson for 3 months, I expect that he'll have grown a little when he toddles through the door.
I've never thought "He looks enormous"
Although I once had a cat called Zimmer (after Bob Dylan), and he went missing for 8 months, and when he turned back up and peered through the window, He did actually look "enormous"
Was quite scary as I was only about 9. Like a zombie cat back from the dead (I'd compartmentalised it)
Although we later found out a woman 3 streets down had been feeding him, which explained a lot.
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Originally posted by Many Clouds View Posthttps://twitter.com/AtTheRaces/statu...Gr-QkdBBg&s=19
"I don't see much point in going from hurdles to 2m chasing..."
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Originally posted by Guinness Village View PostHmmm. Take a step back and sniff the air. Just because you’ve had a bet antepost on a horse doesn’t mean they end up in that race. An understanding and acceptance that there may be a different target is usually helpful.
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If they weren't sure whether he will stay at the end of last season and he's only just come back in from his summer break - how are they going to feasibly know if he will stay before they need to make a decision re which way to go?
If they also haven't schooled him over a fence yet then this is also surely not going to happen for a while if he's only just come back in.
Is it not all just being played up for the media/attention and they have already decided?
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