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Ha we have similar thoughts, DO. The only one I left alone out of the three when placing bets yesterday was Geremia. Clearly has ability and we've been patiently waiting to see it properly. So why has he left Goldie for Ian Jardine? Unless it was an 'owner decision' move (looks like same owner according to RP - should have noticed that when he was a proper price! :-( ).

CT, in a recent stable tour Easterby says he's in good nick, but as you say, this might not really be the day. **Edit, just noticed TE runs Quest For Fun, too. Looks like main hope on paper, so this could well be just a run out for Cruyff.

DC, Alan Balding stable is (perhaps an understatement) warm. I'd suggest the Newcastle win over Shouldavebeenaring puts him right into this if on a going day. I was disappointed with last summer's efforts, too. But it's interesting to note that Balding seems not to quite feel the same way.

<blockquote data-quote="chaumi" data-source="post: 2677141" data-attributes="member: 66064">Ha we have similar thoughts, DO. The only one I left alone out of the three when placing bets yesterday was Geremia. Clearly has ability and we&#039;ve been patiently waiting to see it properly. So why has he left Goldie for Ian Jardine? Unless it was an &#039;owner decision&#039; move (looks like same owner according to RP - should have noticed that when he was a proper price! :-( ).CT, in a recent stable tour Easterby says he&#039;s in good nick, but as you say, this might not really be the day.&nbsp; **Edit, just noticed TE runs Quest For Fun, too. Looks like main hope on paper, so this could well be just a run out for Cruyff.DC, Alan Balding stable is (perhaps an understatement) warm. I&#039;d suggest the Newcastle win over Shouldavebeenaring puts him right into this if on a going day. I was disappointed with last summer&#039;s efforts, too. But it&#039;s interesting to note that Balding seems not to quite feel the same way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chaumi, post: 2677141, member: 66064"] Ha we have similar thoughts, DO. The only one I left alone out of the three when placing bets yesterday was Geremia. Clearly has ability and we've been patiently waiting to see it properly. So why has he left Goldie for Ian Jardine? Unless it was an 'owner decision' move (looks like same owner according to RP - should have noticed that when he was a proper price! :-( ). CT, in a recent stable tour Easterby says he's in good nick, but as you say, this might not really be the day. **Edit, just noticed TE runs Quest For Fun, too. Looks like main hope on paper, so this could well be just a run out for Cruyff. DC, Alan Balding stable is (perhaps an understatement) warm. I'd suggest the Newcastle win over Shouldavebeenaring puts him right into this if on a going day. I was disappointed with last summer's efforts, too. But it's interesting to note that Balding seems not to quite feel the same way. [/QUOTE]

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