Sunday

Copper_pipe

Interesting to see how Bacardys and Tim Roli get on at Mallow tomorrow.

Think Jers Girl could run Nichols Canyon close with a 10 pound swing

Francie Barrett

Copper_pipe wrote: »

Interesting to see how Bacardys and Tim Roli get on at Mallow tomorrow.

Think Jers Girl could run Nichols Canyon close with a 10 pound swing

Would not touch the Morgiana with a 1000 ft pole. Willie obviously has history with this one and I just will not oppose him.

madmoose

Samcro in the last is high class and will be a household name for years to come.

BorneTobyWilde

Master Appeal 10-1 2.30

I like how consistent this is. It has been busy last two months so fitness will be fine.
Unseated twice and fell once in 9 runs this year which is a worry. If it can stay on it's feet it's will be competing here for victory. Townsend on board .

1pts ew 10-1

jimjamcos

Gers Girl wins the big one.

dickenson famous5

The betting tells you samcro could be special but think loupgarou at 7-1 got a squeak in the bumper

Joe Hill

Lads any Sunday bankers around then even money range

mountgomery burns

Be shocked if Nichols Canyon doesn't win. A bad grade 1 and a top animal.

WickIow Brave

Ordinary World (12/1 e/w), A Toi Phil (7/2) and The Storyteller (7/4) at Punchestown. Chirico Vallis (3/1) at Cork.

mickmackmcgoo

Think Disko could turn in to a very good chaser . Done it well on his chase debut . On him at 13/8

Daliapour

Through the card @ Punch with a twist!

12-40 Bashful Beauty E/W @ 25/1
1-10 Bentellimar W/O Fav @ 6/1
1-45 Space Cadet W/O Fav @ 8/1
2-20 NC / SM S/F
2-50 Monalee @ 7/2
3-25 First to Boogie @ 7/2
3-55 Carrigready W/O Fav @ 11/2

Francie Barrett

Take a bow Aidan Coleman! He had no right whatsoever to win on Desert Sensation there.

MoscowFlyer

Monalee finished behind No Comment here in a Bumper and No Comment looks like a decent yardstick from what I've seen from that horse this season. If that form stands up then I think Monalee takes all the beating here in the 2.50 @ Punchestown.

BumperD

Flood of late cash for turcugua. Interesting betting market

Peintre Celebre

365 cocked up yesterday in their first book for the maiden at Cork had Sunni May 50/1 for four minutes. I missed it by one 😩😩😩😩

Motivator

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

365 cocked up yesterday in their first book for the maiden at Cork had Sunni May 50/1 for four minutes. I missed it by one 😩😩😩😩

You wouldn't have got paid anyway. Read their T&Cs

Peintre Celebre

Motivator wrote: »

You wouldn't have got paid anyway. Read their T&Cs

Plenty of precedent to have a good arugment over it. They do slip through the cracks sometimes too.

BumperD

Another gamble punchestown first to boggie 3's to 7/4.

Joe_ Public

BumperD wrote: »

Another gamble punchestown first to boggie 3's to 7/4.

Was shouting it home (well the last 100 yards anyway!) even though I hadn't a farthing on it. Delighted for connections and Madaleine Tylicki gave a great interview afterwards. Highlight of the day by a distance.

Francie Barrett

Joe_ Public wrote: »

Was shouting it home (well the last 100 yards anyway!) even though I hadn't a farthing on it. Delighted for connections and Madaleine Tylicki gave a great interview afterwards. Highlight of the day by a distance.

Am happy for her, but the cynic in me would say that maybe the other trainers didn't give this race their all. Have seen this sort of thing happen before a few times in Irish racing.

kfallon

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Am happy for her, but the cynic in me would say that maybe the other trainers didn't give this race their all. Have seen this sort of thing happen before a few times in Irish racing.

Great day for the non jiggers yesterday with the fog

Peintre Celebre

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Am happy for her, but the cynic in me would say that maybe the other trainers didn't give this race their all. Have seen this sort of thing happen before a few times in Irish racing.

Not a chance Francie, the second's trainer has had ten winners in two years, the third had won win in the last two seasons no way are they giving a win away

Joe_ Public

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Not a chance Francie, the second's trainer has had ten winners in two years, the third had won win in the last two seasons no way are they giving a win away

I've heard it said a few times since yesterday, some people stating it as if it's incontrovertible fact. Supposedly all the trainers involved got together in a huddle in a quiet corner of the racecourse and decided, "this one''s for Freddy ok?" Laughable stuff really.

Pinesky

Joe_ Public wrote: »

I've heard it said a few times since yesterday, some people stating it as if it's incontrovertible fact. Supposedly all the trainers involved got together in a huddle in a quiet corner of the racecourse and decided, "this one''s for Freddy ok?" Laughable stuff really.

Only jockeys can do these things . I certainly have seen this twice once in Ireland and once in England.

Gregk961

Pinesky wrote: »

Only jockeys can do these things . I certainly have seen this twice once in Ireland and once in England.

What throw a race? Risk getting a ban at worst or at best aggravating the owners/trainers who pay your wages? All for some sort of sentimental tribute. Sounds like something you'd overhear in a bookies to be honest.

NaiveMelodies

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Am happy for her, but the cynic in me would say that maybe the other trainers didn't give this race their all. Have seen this sort of thing happen before a few times in Irish racing.

WOW.
I can honestly say this is one of the most disgraceful comments I have read on this forum. So so disrespectful to so many people involved in the industry.
I've had a look over your previous posts after reading this comment and I do take solace in the fact that it's fairly evident you haven't a clue about the game of horse racing or the industry on a whole.
It seems you consistently produce these bizarre conspiracy theories that even the most desperate gambler would struggle to come up with.
Pretty much the majority of your reasoning for backing horses is, to be perfectly honest, some of the most embarrassing analysis of racing I have read.
This game is far from perfect and far from straight but by god would you ever educate yourself before posting this tripe.
You do not understand the game.

BumperD

NaiveMelodies wrote: »

WOW.
I can honestly say this is one of the most disgraceful comments I have read on this forum. So so disrespectful to so many people involved in the industry.
I've had a look over your previous posts after reading this comment and I do take solace in the fact that it's fairly evident you haven't a clue about the game of horse racing or the industry on a whole.
It seems you consistently produce these bizarre conspiracy theories that even the most desperate gambler would struggle to come up with.
Pretty much the majority of your reasoning for backing horses is, to be perfectly honest, some of the most embarrassing analysis of racing I have read.
This game is far from perfect and far from straight but by god would you ever educate yourself before posting this tripe.
You do not understand the game.

I've read far worse. It was just an opinion