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archie
Senior Jockey
The going wouldn't be ideal for a debutant.
swedish chef
Dormant account
Nice one Archie!
Diamond Geezer
Gone But Not Forgotten
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Well done archie
archie
Senior Jockey
Thanks guys. He was fancied for the 2015 Punchestown Land Rover Bumper and pulled up lame on his final bit of pre-race work. It's been a long wait but Willie has always said he had talent. Promising trainer that fella.
Diamond Geezer
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Colin Phillips
Dormant account
Congrats, Archie.
Perpetual
Senior Jockey
Great work Archie
swedish chef
Dormant account
Our syndicate horse Cape Hideaway runs tomorrow on the flat 5.55 Doncaster and I think everything points to a good run.
Good luck tomorrow.
archie
Senior Jockey
Best of luck, sc.
trudij
Senior Jockey
Good luck!!
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swedish chef
Dormant account
Just realised our syndicate doesn't own this horse anymore
bound to win now :lol:Just realised our syndicate doesn't own this horse anymore
:lol::lol: won well though!
swedish chef
Dormant account
:lol::lol: Oh well at least the account is healthier
edgt
Senior Jockey
Not quite; ,mud on the soles of his shoes.
Holding ground but he had the best view in the field for a little man.
Holding ground but he had the best view in the field for a little man.
pdleech
Apprentice
A little different but thought a few of you might find this interesting:
As many of you know, Bay of Freedom was found to have a recurrence of his ulcer issues when he ran at Fairyhouse. This is a video of the Gastroscope two days after the race. It is over five minutes long but you only need to watch 45 seconds to get the a sense of the issues (watch between meals)
https://vimeo.com/263657192
After that we put him in a field and he existed on grass (not that there was much of it) and hay for the next six weeks. This is the video taken six weeks later:
https://vimeo.com/263657252
Pretty amazing transformation; even the vets were surprised. It reminded me a lot of this report:
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/...ng-recovering-ulcers-will-return-racing-2018/
as Bay of Freedom had also been on Gastrogard all winter (Apart from that, as I will readily acknowledge, there is absolutely nothing he has in common with Always Dreaming!)
As many of you know, Bay of Freedom was found to have a recurrence of his ulcer issues when he ran at Fairyhouse. This is a video of the Gastroscope two days after the race. It is over five minutes long but you only need to watch 45 seconds to get the a sense of the issues (watch between meals)
https://vimeo.com/263657192
After that we put him in a field and he existed on grass (not that there was much of it) and hay for the next six weeks. This is the video taken six weeks later:
https://vimeo.com/263657252
Pretty amazing transformation; even the vets were surprised. It reminded me a lot of this report:
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/...ng-recovering-ulcers-will-return-racing-2018/
as Bay of Freedom had also been on Gastrogard all winter (Apart from that, as I will readily acknowledge, there is absolutely nothing he has in common with Always Dreaming!)
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