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2025 Champion Hurdle
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostSir Gino back over Hurdles again then after working better than CH
What a mess.
Let's wait and see what happens in the coming week or so. He turns up in the Fighting Fifth and dots up this will all be forgotten about, and if he doesn't it could well be game over for him.
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Originally posted by EnvoiAlien View PostNico needs to get his hands down on CH neck,horse is pulling with him right up until he gives him a shove,doesn't help himself being very keen for a horse nowhere near full fitness,it'll be interesting to see what happens at Newcastle.
Pterry much full video is now up on YT btw.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
Yeah, CH pulling Nico like it's a 5f sprint. Not ideal, even more so in that ground, when not fully wound up, probably made it look worse than it was at the end.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
Yeah, CH pulling Nico like it's a 5f sprint. Not ideal, even more so in that ground, when not fully wound up, probably made it look worse than it was at the end.
I'd say he was very fresh having not seen a racecourse for near 12 months & I expect Nico was instructed to try and keep him in behind then finish alongside,also something no one ever considers is the weights carried,I've no idea who was on Sir Gino,Nico is a 10st 2 / 10st 4 man,was the other rider the same or are they a 9st wet through rider,just something else to consider.
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Originally posted by Carnage at Taunton View Post
So, all this fuss over a keen, fresh horse that’s another piece of work short of being fit enough for his first run??
We'll not know if the horse is the force of old until he's in a proper race,but judging on the clip that was available when the drifts started....was pretty daft imo.
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Originally posted by EnvoiAlien View Post
Indeed,thats the problem with only seeing the final half furlong,the whole thing doesn't look the best tbh but if you only see the end of it it's even worse.
I'd say he was very fresh having not seen a racecourse for near 12 months & I expect Nico was instructed to try and keep him in behind then finish alongside,also something no one ever considers is the weights carried,I've no idea who was on Sir Gino,Nico is a 10st 2 / 10st 4 man,was the other rider the same or are they a 9st wet through rider,just something else to consider.
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