He's not bothered about the Spring for CDO this season so I'd trust PFN to have him right for Kempton. He's possibly the best target trainer out there, imo.
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King George VI Chase 2020
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
He has plenty of time to recover. Was it better prep than when he lost in the race two years ago? I think it was.
and he was fully fit for this today, it wasnt just a prep run for the king George like his reappearance the last two years
Bristol galloped him into the mud on heavy ground
it was a gruelling test today
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Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
He doesnt have that long to recover
and he was fully fit for this today, it wasnt just a prep run for the king George like his reappearance the last two years
Bristol galloped him into the mud on heavy ground
it was a gruelling test today
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Originally posted by Bonjers View PostMaster Tommytucker's engine is really quite something - Good Boy Bobby is a really admirable sort who is oh so consistent and he's walloped him there.Last edited by Eggs; 23 November 2020, 07:34 AM.
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To me Clan Des Obeaux was travelling all over Bristol but suffered with the heavy ground. Cruised up alongside Bristol 2 out when Daryl was looking the wrong way.
That says to me he was A1 for the race and also it may not have been much work for him for the 3 miles or just shy of before he came to win the race.
From 2 out to the line is where he may have exerted too much in the ground but I agree with FM he should have more than enough time to recover.
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The King George dream is still alive for Real Steel...
"I think Real Steel will improve enormously for his run on Saturday and he is a lively outsider"
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Originally posted by Hardy Eustace View PostThe King George dream is still alive for Real Steel...
"I think Real Steel will improve enormously for his run on Saturday and he is a lively outsider"
https://www.sportinglife.com/racing/...sy-week/186843
I was hoping for much better as a backer, so let's hope he's right
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Originally posted by archie View Post8 taken out at the latest forfeit stage including Champ and DDS.
https://www.racingpost.com/racecards...91/at-a-glance
...and I recall the stable tour suggesting Kemboy will run in Ireland over Christmas?
Real Steel remains but looking an unlikely winner given its last run.
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