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First post in a week. Of the big two, I have always been a Kauto fan, but can take no credit for that as I wrote him off just before his third King George.

Reading the discussion about who Ruby would ride was bizarre. He has always been a Kauto man. As (I think) is Nicholls.

Saturday's performance was the best I have seen since Dessie. But I think the race was run to suit Kauto, and I don't feel it increases his chance in March. In a way, I think it may compromise it. Surprised how nobody has mentioned how frequently horses regress after producing a monster performance on the book. Look at Hawk Wing, Master Minded, etc.

I think Kauto will beat Denman in March, but I won't bet. You can get 5/2 on neither of them winning, which looks the bet at this stage.

<blockquote data-quote="Bar the Bull" data-source="post: 2224105" data-attributes="member: 64931">First post in a week.&nbsp; Of the big two, I have always been a Kauto fan, but can take no credit for that as I wrote him off just before his third King George.&nbsp;Reading the discussion about who Ruby would ride was bizarre.&nbsp; He has always been a Kauto man.&nbsp; As (I think) is Nicholls.&nbsp;Saturday&#039;s performance was the best I have seen since Dessie.&nbsp; But I think the race was run to suit Kauto, and I don&#039;t feel it increases his chance in March.&nbsp; In a way, I think it may compromise it.&nbsp; Surprised how nobody has mentioned how frequently horses regress after producing a monster performance on the book.&nbsp; Look at Hawk Wing, Master Minded, etc.&nbsp;I think Kauto will beat Denman in March, but I won&#039;t bet.&nbsp; You can get 5/2 on neither of them winning, which looks the bet at this stage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bar the Bull, post: 2224105, member: 64931"] First post in a week. Of the big two, I have always been a Kauto fan, but can take no credit for that as I wrote him off just before his third King George. Reading the discussion about who Ruby would ride was bizarre. He has always been a Kauto man. As (I think) is Nicholls. Saturday's performance was the best I have seen since Dessie. But I think the race was run to suit Kauto, and I don't feel it increases his chance in March. In a way, I think it may compromise it. Surprised how nobody has mentioned how frequently horses regress after producing a monster performance on the book. Look at Hawk Wing, Master Minded, etc. I think Kauto will beat Denman in March, but I won't bet. You can get 5/2 on neither of them winning, which looks the bet at this stage. [/QUOTE]

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