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    #32
    Backstreet Moyes
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    Elliot seems to be getting a serious group of horses under him to put it up to Mullins in the near future.


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    #33
    mr.jingle
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    Nuts102 wrote: »
    Elliot seems to be getting a serious group of horses under him to put it up to Mullins in the near future.

    If there was a top trainer betting without Mullins id have Elliott as a great shout at a price


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    #34
    jimjamcos
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    mr.jingle wrote: »
    If there was a top trainer betting without Mullins id have Elliott as a great shout at a price

    Not a hope in hell he'd be a price. Would be a 1/2 shot or worse. He's going from strength to strength but will never be a threat to Mullins as long as O'Leary is sending horses to both


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    #35
    sting60
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    Elliot's horse in the bumper today looks a serious beast and they(gigginstown)have another top top performer in a presenting 4yr old that won today at my local ptp oldtown called gunnery sergeant.he is not the most attractive gelding but he is a seriously good mover and looks a horse to watch when he runs under rules for Elliot.it will be pointed out by some that I picked the retched mount Brandon from the ptp fields and never posted about stone hard who I saw win at oldtown.


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    #36
    mr.jingle
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    jimjamcos wrote: »
    Not a hope in hell he'd be a price. Would be a 1/2 shot or worse. He's going from strength to strength but will never be a threat to Mullins as long as O'Leary is sending horses to both

    Meant at Cheltenham Jim, he'd be guaranteed to be behind Nicholls and Henderson in the pecking order and maybe even Pipe, Hobbs and Jonjo


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    #37
    jimjamcos
    Registered Users Posts: 4,224 ✭✭✭jimjamcos


    mr.jingle wrote: »
    Meant at Cheltenham Jim, he'd be guaranteed to be behind Nicholls and Henderson in the pecking order and maybe even Pipe, Hobbs and Jonjo

    Sorry jingle, my bad. I'd say there will be a market without Mullins at some stage so will be interesting to see


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    #38
    seoirsem
    Registered Users Posts: 194 ✭✭seoirsem


    What did Dessie Scahill do/say. Don't have time to look at the race.


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    #39
    convert
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    seoirsem wrote: »
    What did Dessie Scahill do/say. Don't have time to look at the race.

    He called home Whatuthink instead of Lean Araig


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    #40
    curioser
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    convert wrote: »
    He called home Whatuthink instead of Lean Araig
    Whatuthink had led until three out, when he started to fade and Lean Araig came to the front, commentator didn't appear to see the switch. IMO he may have been focussing on the fav, 7/4 Tony Martin, Ruby Walsh in an eighteen runner three mile handicap hurdle. Dessie seems to have come under pressure in recent years from the demands of the betting exchanges - wasn't there a similar event at Leopardstown recently with a Tony Martin horse?


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    #41
    Stacksey
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    When a Tony Martin horse is being heavily backed is that alot of his own cash and the owners cash?


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