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iloveireland · 2006-01-18 19:17:25

THE JOB is racing here. he lost to magic amour in a 7 furlong race last time out..he finished the stronger out of the two and i think this step up to 1 mile might do the trick in a pretty poor race.

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THE JOB is racing here. he lost to magic amour in a 7 furlong race last time out..he finished the stronger out of the two and i think this step up to 1 mile might do the trick in a pretty poor race.

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#2 19-01-2006 12:40pm

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9/2 well worth a punt.

hopefully he does THE JOB

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#3 19-01-2006 3:07pm

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That tricast is the reason why I stay away from all weather racing.

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#4 19-01-2006 3:17pm

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He just wasn't up to The Job today!

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#5 19-01-2006 3:35pm

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Didn't run a bad race actually, the winner was positively ridden (by willie carson's son) and he stole a couple of lengths out of the rest on the turn. The one good thing about the all weather is that the form is usually pretty reliable because of the fairly constant ground conditions. You'll usually see a horse win once or twice and then won't win again until he goes back down in the ratings...I'd imagine that a stringently maintained system could be profitable.

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