Irish St. Leger Saturday 17th Sep.

528i · 14-09-2005 1:20pm #1

1m 6f, (Group 1), Curragh, Saturday 3:40

Collier Hill @ 12 - 1

€50 e.w do-it do-it

rabbitinlights · 14-09-2005 2:04pm

Any reason behind this?

The jock · 14-09-2005 2:27pm

It has to be yeats for me as it won well in royal ascot in york and this horse was one time a derby favourite and should prove too good for vinnie roe and shalapour.I agree collier hill is a good e.w price but has a tough task in finishing in front of shalapour vinnie roe and yeats along with cherry mix.

Bartonprince · 14-09-2005 2:29pm

Because he came 2nd and 3rs in he's last 2 Grade1 starts abroad. He won he's 2nd last start (Grade2) so he has a very good chance.

Bartonprince · 14-09-2005 2:35pm

The jock wrote:

It has to be yeats for me as it won well in royal ascot in york and this horse was one time a derby favourite and should prove too good for vinnie roe and shalapour.I agree collier hill is a good e.w price but has a tough task in finishing in front of shalapour vinnie roe and yeats along with cherry mix.

he was long time derby favorite... if he had any other trainer he would not have been.

He is a good horse, But the extended trip may test he's stamina and that inmjury may come back into play when exhaustion comes into the equasion.

Cherry Mix's Arc form hasn't come off to well considering Bago is now a flop in my eyes and Ouija Board hasn't done anything. Acropolis is crap and he was close by at the finish...

Shalapour? nah...

I'd go with Collier...

masterK · 14-09-2005 2:48pm

Bartonprince wrote:

Ouija Board hasn't done anything

Except of course win the Irish and English oaks, the Breeders Cup turf and come an unlucky third in the Arc.

Bartonprince · 14-09-2005 2:56pm

masterK wrote:

Except of course win the Irish and English oaks, the Breeders Cup turf and come an unlucky third in the Arc.

If you read it... it said that the ARC form hasn't held up (this included ouija board). And it meant that since the arc she hasn't done anything.

I know what she did before the arc.

masterK · 14-09-2005 3:00pm

She hasn't done anything because she got injured in her one and only race this season.

Bartonprince · 14-09-2005 4:24pm

masterK wrote:

She hasn't done anything because she got injured in her one and only race this season.

and your point is? the form of the arc doesn't hold true. None of the principles in the race have done anything major since. So cherry Mix doesn't look to be the one for this race is all i'm saying.

Collier hill has stronger credentials and so does Yeats tbh

Fandango · 15-09-2005 9:22am

Is Cloone River running does anyone know?

fade2black · 15-09-2005 9:35am

In the St Ledger? heard Mr. Nolan mention something about it alright. He's in the betting for it as far as I know

Fandango · 15-09-2005 2:53pm

He was, not anymore. Thought his odds were a little high for some reason.

Crumbs · 17-09-2005 2:47pm

528i wrote:

1m 6f, (Group 1), Curragh, Saturday 3:40

Collier Hill @ 12 - 1

€50 e.w do-it do-it

Well done sir.

scojones · 17-09-2005 2:47pm

Well fair play to ya boy, ran a cracker.

528i · 17-09-2005 2:56pm

Class !! anyone else do him ?

t'dowl paddypower account is looking fierce well now

fade2black · 17-09-2005 4:02pm

Well done 528i....we'll be keeping an eye out for ya in the future...

Fandango · 17-09-2005 4:03pm

528i wrote:

Class !! anyone else do him ?

t'dowl paddypower account is looking fierce well now

Good work.

Irish St. Leger Saturday 17th Sep.

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