opatcho
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Who was that with?5/1. I've just taken it
Can’t see Hills atm, restricted access whilst abroad :-(
Who was that with?5/1. I've just taken it
Paddy Power. Sky same price i thinkWho was that with?
Can’t see Hills atm, restricted access whilst abroad :-(
He didn't though did he?? Was a cracking run at the weights and form franked since.I’d be keen if he hasn’t blotted his copy book LTO. It’s a poor old race unless BDA gets over her Cheltenham hoodoo.
You've been fortunate how things have panned out so far with him and the shape of the race.He didn't though did he?? Was a cracking run at the weights and form franked since.
Oh really?? Thought I'd only mentioned him a couple of times in passingYou've been fortunate how things have panned out so far with him and the shape of the race.
He was consistently triple figures after that good run you mention was a worthy one for this race ?
Thing is, he'll probably go and beat Golden Ace as she can be sketchy at the best of times.
I'm annoyed cos the way it's gone means you can keep bringing up your very poor bet.![]()
You don't remember Beech Road 50/1 and For Auction 40/1 then??I’ve backed the horse purely cos if the completely unexpected biggest shock winner of the race ever actually happens, at least I will get some cash whilst putting up with the stuff I will be reading on here till next March!!
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Oh I remember them very wellYou don't remember Beech Road 50/1 and For Auction 40/1 then??
Only that he said perhaps it was the groundOf Lossiemouth, Townend said: “I was never comfortable on her. It surprised me that I actually got in with a chance at any stage. Everything was hard work today.”
Not sure if already shared. Exactly how it looked to be fair. Not seen any comments from Mullins yet?
But if he beats last year's CH winner he goes single figures doesn't he ?Oh I remember them very well
This chap wins it surpasses them by some way!!
I only have her covered for the champion, but I’ve also noticed when she runs at 2m everything looks rushed and a tad clumsy, whereas over 2m4 is all looks so slick. Maybe a stride too quick? I still hope she goes champion, she deserves a seat at that table.Lossie just struggles at that 2 mile pace, her jumping goes to crap, similar situation at Kempton. They'll be going quicker in March, I'd be worried about her making a mistake somewhere down the back and possibly ending up on the deck. As much as it would be nice to see her line up and make the CH a deeper race, I just don't see it. Connections will have similar concerns and opt to go beat Wodhooh by 2/3 lengths.
Lossie just struggles at that 2 mile pace, her jumping goes to crap, similar situation at Kempton. They'll be going quicker in March, I'd be worried about her making a mistake somewhere down the back and possibly ending up on the deck. As much as it would be nice to see her line up and make the CH a deeper race, I just don't see it. Connections will have similar concerns and opt to go beat Wodhooh by 2/3 lengths.
Over 2 miles you can be looking at a sustained pace of 33/34 mph (the odd small dip). An even pace over two and a half probably closer to 30. 10% difference doesn't sound much but it can easily be the difference for a horse finding its rhythm. Yes they probably wasn't going that fast today in them conditions, but the extra output required has to be factored in.What's the speed difference between today and a two and a half race wheel she's apparently much better?