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Lion in Winter also out ! -
My mate is in a group where someone mentioned it. Let me query, poor form if someone is at it! Said she was lame with a stone bruise, someone didn’t bother getting on the plane because of it, assuming owner.Originally posted by BookieBasher View Post
As you say she’s into fav, they would pull her by now surely as that’s also bad form leaving her in longer.Comment
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Maybe mixing it with Lion who does have a stone bruise??Originally posted by Craigy14 View PostComment
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I wouldn't be surprised if the bookies already know and are pushing her price in so when they do pull her out, it's a bigger Rule 4. Shysters the lot of themOriginally posted by Craigy14 View PostComment
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SixandaHalf confirmed a NRComment
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Bang on Craigy. Great information mate. Hope those that backed got out in time.
Disgusting from bookies making her fav......c#nts.Comment
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Glad the info was correct and folk could get out if they could.Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Shocking from the bookies, pretending there’s money for her to get a bigger rule 4.
Just shows info gets out so easy, they obviously hadn’t alerted the authorities about her not running yet but bookies have picked up the info, quite clearly.Comment
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ATR got their jumps micro site up. Simon Rowlands has Salvator Mundi's Tipperary run rated at 156, the same as Slade Steels Supreme win. His RPR is a fair bit lower than that with those in behind mostly having their worst RPR for that race so the RPR looks low. Be interesting to see if they get him out early in the Royal Bond.Comment
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Nice start for Bleu De Vassy!Comment
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Aii i thought the sameOriginally posted by OverTheLast View Post
beaten trees really, but very nice introduction
Could be on of those bartlett - pipe horses if doesnt make the grade.Comment
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I was very impressed. It was a decent enough field for a maiden at this time of the year. I’d have him running to at least 130.Originally posted by OverTheLast View PostComment
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66s Bleu De Vassy Gallagher
40s Bartlett
PP/BF
Taken the 40s boosted myself, navan graded novice nextComment
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Too much speed for the Bartlett IMO. Quickened very nicely. The first on my shortlist for the Lawlors.Comment
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Imo its easy to look quick against poor opposition. I can see him going to that Navan race, maybe onto the lawlors after but cant see him being good enough to win that, then onto the NL myself.Originally posted by Exar Essay View Post
**Post race comments
Jack Kennedy kept it simple on the 6/4f, tracking leader Marlpark throughout. Pushed up to lead early in the straight, Bleu De Vassy had seen off the pace setter when that one came down two out.
Left clear on the run to the final flight, Bleu De Vassey merely had to be pushed out hands and heels to register an effortless 25 length win.
The well backed John The Spark stayed on for second, with Blaze The Way back in third.
Gordon Elliott said: “He's a nice horse and I'm delighted with him.
“He'll get further and he jumped great. I know he's run on heavy ground but for a big horse he probably appreciates it when it's not really soft.
“Jack said that ground is beautiful, it's riding well, and he was very happy with him.
“He'll step up to graded company now.”
Kennedy added:- “It was a lovely way to start, he jumped great. He'll come on plenty from it and he's a nice horse.”
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