Slim
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If Final Demand needs serious jockey intervention today then the bubble will be well and truly burst.
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Leopardstown Christmas Meeting
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If Final Demand needs serious jockey intervention today then the bubble will be well and truly burst.
Robicheaux
Apprentice
Correct Slim. My fault.
Gaz's Way De Solzen
Conditional
Good win from Teahupoo, I thought Ballyburn would run better than he did, but he went out like a light.
Ian_Davies
Conditional
One of the many reasons why I love this game is that it so consistently refuses to follow the narrative so many try to impose on it.
Robicheaux
Apprentice
That was 33s yesterday. I looked at him, because he's still a relative youngster, but I couldn't have him.
I'd say they have overachieved with this horse-beat a below par GDC in March -33/1 shot in my book.
Slim
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LOL
All about opinions -I can't see him getting competitive next March -and I have a lot of respect for Cromwell as a target trainer.
Without him in the Gold Cup last year.
Galopin would have won his 3rd Gold Cup by 15 lengths.
He’s a good horse in crooked hands
Robicheaux
Apprentice
My Immortal 1.57 tomorrow. Don't think this race will take much winning.
Fancied to run well in the Thyestes in January. Form of that race, uually works out pretty well. 20s seems a fair price.
Fancied to run well in the Thyestes in January. Form of that race, uually works out pretty well. 20s seems a fair price.
Soldier cost me a nice holiday in the sun.
jinnyj
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Reported as "clinically abnormal" after the race.
granger
Senior Jockey
I find it hard to think he won't be competitive and this horse is one you judge not with your eyes but by it being a one day per year horse
Coming round to the fact connections have had it ‘right’ two years in a row when it matters and following that route now.
The graded Langer Dan. One day only matters. Least we get a price now
youngnedofthehill
Amateur Rider
The rest of them were trying but weren't good enough. What they did today and in the John Durkan with inothewayurthinkin is criminal stuff
I thought my private medical records were confidential? Who told you?
Ian_Davies
Conditional
Obviously the odds are stacked against either but, if Anzadam wins today, I'll laugh.
And if Irancy prevails I may have trouble breathing for some considerable time.
Does yet another opportunity to apparently forget who all the connections of all the runners are, only to remember them again after the race, beckon?
"Carry On Talking Horses 'Dahn' The Betting Shop!"
Bring it on!
And if Irancy prevails I may have trouble breathing for some considerable time.
Does yet another opportunity to apparently forget who all the connections of all the runners are, only to remember them again after the race, beckon?
"Carry On Talking Horses 'Dahn' The Betting Shop!"
Bring it on!
Euronymous
Senior Jockey
I've backed Anzadam Ian - I'm taking the opinion that his weak finishing at Newcastle was a first time out blowout rather than a temperamental issue. The front two are both opposable for differing reasons.
youngnedofthehill
Amateur Rider
I took a chance on Coyote Spirit EW in 12:47 Leopardstown. MJ Kenneally an eye catching booking for Elliott. Ma Jacks Hill weak enough in the market despite having Kennedy on.
Ian_Davies
Conditional
Talented beast - if you're right, he could be the one that's "the wrong price," if there is one, of course.
