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Thursday 26th December 2024
- Thread starter yorick
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Feel inclined to have a little Ew pop on Mr Incredible, who is racing over a trip that's too short, on ground that's not soft enough.
He disappointed last term but has gone from Willie Mullins to Sandy Thomson, who's no slouch when it comes to training chasers. I shall watch with interest.
Also, think that Masacchio looks value to turn the tables on favourite The Jukebox man. On their meeting, there was a tendency for TJM to jump to his left regularly. I think, with that in mind, odds-on looks too short. We're not sure how he'll cope going right-handed. Masacchio is a course winner.
He disappointed last term but has gone from Willie Mullins to Sandy Thomson, who's no slouch when it comes to training chasers. I shall watch with interest.
Also, think that Masacchio looks value to turn the tables on favourite The Jukebox man. On their meeting, there was a tendency for TJM to jump to his left regularly. I think, with that in mind, odds-on looks too short. We're not sure how he'll cope going right-handed. Masacchio is a course winner.
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Yeah, I backed the winner in running at 7/2, so little damage, really.I had the winner of the 1245 but it was good to see first street run on well. could be the mildmay of Fleet at the festival.
Hmm...Feel inclined to have a little Ew pop on Mr Incredible, who is racing over a trip that's too short, on ground that's not soft enough.
He disappointed last term but has gone from Willie Mullins to Sandy Thomson, who's no slouch when it comes to training chasers. I shall watch with interest.
Also, think that Masacchio looks value to turn the tables on favourite The Jukebox man. On their meeting, there was a tendency for TJM to jump to his left regularly. I think, with that in mind, odds-on looks too short. We're not sure how he'll cope going right-handed. Masacchio is a course winner.
Yup, that's it for Mr Incredible. Here's a perfect example of the truism that you can't make a horse do what it doesn't want to do - and he doesn't. He'll never carry any of my money again.