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Babytaggle has also been heavily supported in the same race as Grays choice, 25>7, so must be pleasing connections too
 
Aurum in the first at Newmarket is already in from 3/1 to 11/8, pretty big move in the context of this race. The same combo, Appleby/Buick, have Symbolisation in the 3.35, also being supported, not much of a price, even for the double, but there's a lot of confidence behind both
 
Any insight on the huge gamble in Ireland today MrM?

Tornado Watch and Sunday at Augusta ..... it has made the Racing Post though so might be more publicity than real :highly_amused:
 
Aurum has drifted back out and the Gosden horse has been supported in the first at Newmarket, wouldn't surprise me to see the Appleby horse win though, seen this before
 
Kevloaf said:
Any insight on the huge gamble in Ireland today MrM?

Tornado Watch and Sunday at Augusta ..... it has made the Racing Post though so might be more publicity than real :highly_amused:
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Haven't looked into it Kev, 1 interesting one is Felix Yonger at Fhouse, been well supported, is this the former Wylie horse?
 
Quite a gamble developing on Felix Yonger, think it's the former Wylie horse that used to be trained by Willie Mullins, classy horse in his time, getting weight off a couple too. Not too sure about the distance though, don't remember him as a 3 miler, 12 years old now but not exactly ancient for hunters
 
MrMcGoldrick said:
Aurum has drifted back out and the Gosden horse has been supported in the first at Newmarket, wouldn't surprise me to see the Appleby horse win though, seen this before
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would you look at that, it's a winner - well picked up MrM - the early money down said it all there!
 
Cheers Gamm, good value in the end, that's exactly the kind of thing I try to highlight, just need the odds on shot to do the business in the 3.35, nice double that if it comes off.
 
That 3.35 was a strange race, market wise, Symbolisation went 1/16 at one point, then within about 5 seconds 7/4 and Purser went odds on, they switched again to a point were S was 1/5, then reverted to odds against with Purser going odds on, then straight away long odds on. I think this was partially a case of Dettori outriding Buick, not the first time that's happened in my experience
 
Mr Marrakech, Ke 7.45, 5's into 2/1 already for this 7f handicap tomorrow night. Maybe a drift will provide a decent opportunity, don't think there's much value left at the current price
 
Beat of my heart, 8.0 Dundalk tomorrow, 8>5 for Jessie Harrington, must be noteworthy
 
MrMcGoldrick said:
Mr Marrakech, Ke 7.45, 5's into 2/1 already for this 7f handicap tomorrow night. Maybe a drift will provide a decent opportunity, don't think there's much value left at the current price
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Think I will have a look tomorrow to see if it drifts and then maybe have a small dabble
 
Can't get my head round Felix Yonger being in this grade, 3m must stretch his stamina though, ran in top races 2 years plus ago, but mainly around 2m, still very interesting . I could see him getting the distance because they won't be going much of a pace, so the money could be well placed, was a decent ew at 8's however, just a money back second now, only 5 runners, will watch this, I'm very interested in seeing how he gets on.
 
MrMcGoldrick said:
Can't get my head round Felix Yonger being in this grade, 3m must stretch his stamina though, ran in top races 2 years plus ago, but mainly around 2m, still very interesting . I could see him getting the distance because they won't be going much of a pace, so the money could be well placed, was a decent ew at 8's however, just a money back second now, only 5 runners, will watch this, I'm very interested in seeing how he gets on.
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I was sure he'd been retired!
Or did he go to race in Asia... why is that in my head!
 
Now I get it, ran like a tired 2 miler, retirement defo beckons, who the hell was backing that earlier
 
Mr Marrakech has drifted slightly, will watch to see what movement there is going forward. There's also been a little money in the same race for the top one, Willie Haggas and, interestingly, Wayne Lordan gets the leg up, wonder if he's going to be a regular visitor this season, cracking jockey
 
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