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Very interesting article.Not another anti-Darley/Maktoum/Godolphin post surely, Andy? Perhaps you can tell us how your friend Aidan and Team Ballydoyle would do it so much better….
Today at Tipperary Ballydoyle had another odds/on 2yo beaten (into 3rd place).Many times this year this has happened. I do not recall so many odds/on Ballydoyle 2yo losers.Is there a reason for these losers?
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Their prices are based more on who trains them than how good they are.
O’Brien just hasn’t had the firepower thus far this season.
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Aidan said that JanVermeer has been put away until next year.To recover from the *** I suppose. About time that some action is being taken.Many Ballydoyle horses seem to be struggling this year.
Vincent? I am interested in the struggling tyos at Ballydoyle.Unusual year all around for Ballydoyle which started with so much promise(First,second, fourth in Dewhurst; first in RacingPost).
They had a well backed winner in the first race, a 2yo maiden. Jackaroo was always going to be vulnerable in my opinion, 7th in the Chesham is far from great 2yo form.
Andy if you are perplexed by 2yo’s being beaten at odds on you need to find another sport.
I am not surprised at tyos being beaten at odds on. I am surprised at so many Ballydoyle ones biting the dust in Ireland without the Richard Hannon opposition with which to contend.
AOB is slowly coming into form.
He has the Guineas Fav and arguably the best 4yo in training.Faszinating,August and somebody is slowly coming into form.Better hurry up, the season is slowly drawing to a close.
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