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Saturday 10th Feb

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    #62
    jimjamcos
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    redzerdrog wrote:
    Altior could bounce at Cheltenham

    From what? He's missed 2 races..


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    #63
    danganabu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,277 ✭✭✭danganabu


    redzerdrog wrote: »
    Altior could bounce at Cheltenham

    They generally only bounce if they have a hard race first time back, he barely broke sweat today. And it was only a wind op not like he had a serious injury. Its possible of course but I wouldnt be overly worrried about it.


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    #64
    BumperD
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    BumperD wrote: »
    The final race at newbury today looks really interesting, most of the field are unbeaten and even might bite owners have a first time out winner in there. Whatever comes home in this will be festival bound. The two Anthony Honeyball runners are ones I'd be siding with Acey Milan has the better form of the two but you could argue his other runner has more scope for improvement. Worth watching.

    Acey Milan really good there.


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    #65
    BumperD
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    mountai wrote: »
    Beware Byrnes in Bumper Naas??

    Huge punt...


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    #66
    posturingpat
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    Byrne's horse pissed in. What was the biggest earlier?


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    #67
    mountai
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    Seldom see a 4year old from Byrnes yard , tends to let all his charges mature before bringing them to the track . Having a bumper runner is also rare , when the money went down , said it all . Big horse , has chaser written all over him .


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    #68
    Slattsy
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    posturingpat wrote: »
    Byrne's horse pissed in. What was the biggest earlier?

    Seen 8s. Of course didn't put a cent on.


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    #69
    mountai
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    posturingpat wrote: »
    Byrne's horse pissed in. What was the biggest earlier?

    I got 9/2 at time of posting.


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    #70
    Fanny Wank
    Registered Users Posts: 1,288 ✭✭✭Fanny Wank


    posturingpat wrote: »
    Byrne's horse pissed in. What was the biggest earlier?

    Not sure if 12/1 with Sunbets counts but there was plenty of 8/1


    https://www.oddschecker.com/horse-racing/naas/16:55/winner/bet-history/balliniska-band#all-history


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    #71
    posturingpat
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    Fair play, hard to know just how much you'd get on at them prices(particularly for a Byrnes horse) but someone has this evenings pints covered anyway :pac:


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    #72
    Francie Barrett
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    posturingpat wrote: »
    Byrne's horse pissed in. What was the biggest earlier?

    Jockey looking around him completely motionless while everything else was flat to the boards. The money really did talk.


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    #73
    razorhead
    Registered Users Posts: 407 ✭✭razorhead


    Francie Barrett wrote: »
    Jockey looking around him completely motionless while everything else was flat to the boards. The money really did talk.

    Nolan's seemed to be cruising as well, and was some drift on it..


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    #74
    Slattsy
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    Saint Calvados really impressed me today. If he can do that on proper good ground he'll give Footpad a race.

    8/1 with b365 so stuck a few bob on each way.


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    #75
    WickIow Brave
    Closed Accounts Posts: 620 ✭✭✭WickIow Brave


    Slattsy wrote: »
    Saint Calvados really impressed me today. If he can do that on proper good ground he'll give Footpad a race.

    8/1 with b365 so stuck a few bob on each way.

    He was on my radar too and was very impressive today but jesus it's some knee action on him. He's as likely to be pulled up as win on good ground. I'd give him a better chance of beating Footpad than Petit Mouchoir so there's plenty upside backing him. Petit Mouchoir is a bombproof each way bet at the same time.


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