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One is British, the other Irish. :D

Leitrim? Fermanagh, surely?

"I saw a few Sligo people at Mass in Gardiner Street this morning and the omens seem to be good for them. The priest was wearing the same colours as the Sligo jersey! Forty yards out on the Hogan Stand side of the field Ciarán Whelan goes on a rampage, it's a goal. So much for religion".

Don't you worry. This Tibet (machine) hoses up at Gowran on Saturday before a nice trip to France for one of their end of season Group 1s.

The 2nd from the Killarney race was stuffed today. Treat that form with extreme caution. Not sure where it leaves Camelot either?

I haven't seen the race. My point was that while he made a pleasing debut, the form of that race had yet to be proven. The only one to come out of it, a close up 3rd, was stuffed in a maiden at the weekend. He may well be decent and may well have had a problem today, but the form of the...

What form? The third was beaten out of sight at the weekend. The 2nd, incidentally runs at Listowel tomorrow. There was nothing else in the race. Anyway, I'm claiming a moral victory with Condon's because, was it here I read that, Secretary of State was the horse that couldn't/wouldn't win!!!!

The third didn't too much for the form at the weekend. I'd be interested in Condon's horse in this.

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The best of the recent winners were Footstepsinthesand who, of course, won the Guineas and Grey Swallow. Dubai Prince looked promising last year but has disappeared. Other winners were such as Frost Giant, Confuchias, Jupiter Pluvius, Rayeni and Free Judgement. Mind you, the Beresford wasn't...

Very impressive from Born to Sea, but 6.1 for the Guineas?!!! It's a shame Crusade didn't run because he'd have been an interesting yardstick having taken care of the Lyons runner up easily enough last time.

Crusade is a non runner

Boyles open up at 5-2 Talwar, 3-1 Dragon Pulse and Power. 8s bar. I'd nearly be tempted by the O'Brien horse at that sort of price.

I thought Duncan was interesting, back at this trip.

(3:50) 237D The Irish Field St. Leger (Group 1) €127,600.00 ( 1m 6f - 3yo+ )[MAX 30] 1 3 Duncan (GB) (JGosden (in GB)) EAhern 9,11 2 2 Fame And Glory (GB)(120) (APO'Brien) . 9,11 3 1 Jukebox Jury (MJohnston (in GB)) JPMurtagh 9,11 4 5 Red Cadeaux (GB) (EDunlop (in GB)) TGMcLaughlin 9,11 5...

9 run, no Astrology. 1 4 David Livingston(104) (APO'Brien) . 9,01 2 5 Dragon Pulse(110) (MrsJHarrington) . 9,01 3 6 Furner's Green (APO'Brien) . 9,01 4 7 Power (GB)(116) (APO'Brien) . 9,01 5 9 Strait Of Zanzibar (USA)(101) (KJCondon) .(B) 9,01 6 3 Talwar (JNoseda (in GB)) JFortune 9,01 7...

The ground at the Curragh is now soft.

Pathfork was reported due to return in the Minstrel (Irish Oaks meeting in July) and was a somewhat surprise absentee from the final decs for the race. I haven't heard a word about him since. As for your prices, I'd have thought that with the probable soft ground, some of the O'Brien outsiders...

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As so often, Leopardstown missed the worst of the rain. Just 3mm of rain overnight. Ground is good and their forecast is fair