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  • 07-09-2018 10:07am
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    Francie Barrett
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    Not a great price, but I like Shady Mccoy in the 4:20 at Ascot. Running very well and maybe a tad unlucky in recent races, think it has the ability to beat these and the booking of Ryan Moore a real statement of intent. 3/1


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    Francie Barrett
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    Kilbeggan 5:35 - Russellstown a bit out of form in the last year, but had decent form in the previous year at a slightly higher mark. Watched a few replays to refresh myself on this horse, it looked very one paced when finishing its races at 2m, so I think the slight step up in trip can only help here. Best price of 33/1 makes this worth a small ew punt for me.


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    Earendil
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    Francie Barrett wrote: »
    Kilbeggan 5:35 - Russellstown a bit out of form in the last year, but had decent form in the previous year at a slightly higher mark. Watched a few replays to refresh myself on this horse, it looked very one paced when finishing its races at 2m, so I think the slight step up in trip can only help here. Best price of 33/1 makes this worth a small ew punt for me.

    He's definitely priced up too big Francie. I think Antimater has a good chance in that race if he's trying today.


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    BumperD
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    Phillip Fenton’s runner in the last at Kilbeggan has seen a few quid, 50’s into 12’s.


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    show me the money.1
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    BumperD wrote: »
    Phillip Fenton’s runner in the last at Kilbeggan has seen a few quid, 50’s into 12’s.

    11/1 with powers 8/1 with most of the rest now 6/1 in boyles.


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    naughto
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    Small money ew for British art in down royal @28s 6:50


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    antietam
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    Looking at the gamble on Fentons there has to be very serious concerns about staying this trip.The dam is all speed bred and Storm Bird didn't get a mile.Mullins horse is well bred to stay and he is a monster in size[will this hell hole of a track suit ??]but he is the obvious choice at 10/11 if he handles this place he wins.


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    Whiplash85
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    show me the money.1 wrote: »
    11/1 with powers 8/1 with most of the rest now 6/1 in boyles.

    Boyles are cowards


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    kiers47
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    Ben Coen is a great young jockey but that was a terrible ride he gave the winner there for Charles Byrne's. Horse looks like he has about a stone and a half in hand.


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    Whiplash85
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    kiers47 wrote: »
    Ben Coen is a great young jockey but that was a terrible ride he gave the winner there for Charles Byrne's. Horse looks like he has about a stone and a half in hand.
    🙄


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    kiers47
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    Whiplash85 wrote: »
    🙄

    Not sure what that means. Probably a little harsh but tbh the horse got him out of trouble. Ideal for Charles Byrne's I suppose.

    I wasn't on him or anything else. Just observing.


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