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Nathan Hughes 3 years, 1 month ago.
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Well, you guys know much more about the Flat than I do. I’ve had a wee bit at 12s anyway, more because of what Moore said (anytime he says more than six words I tend to pay attention).
Ryan Moore was not overly concerned about Churchill’s antics late on and after the line and is confident the Aidan O’Brien-trained colt is an exciting prospect for the future.
“He’s a big powerful horse, a beautiful horse,” Moore said. “He travelled very smoothly to get there he was just very green. He’s a high quality two-year-old.
“The whole time he was going there he was always just waiting, he’s a bit of a baby but he’s one to look forward to.”
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Am on CHURCHILL for 2000 guineas at 16s while fact he hung all over place only 2nd start be more to come at this moment CARRVAGGIO has better form but as season goes on i expect CHURCHILL to improve past him
Am on CHURCHILL for 2000 guineas at 16s while fact he hung all over place only 2nd start be more to come at this moment CARRVAGGIO has better form but as season goes on i expect CHURCHILL to improve past him
Maybe Churchill will be the better horse next year but Caravaggio hasn’t even had a true test yet and I think he would have demolished that Chesham field. I can’t believe Isomer is 25/1 for the 2000 Guineas, he’s still a maiden for now and we have several more months of 2yo horses likely to be appearing.
Aidan had Air Force Blue last year and a good number of Derby contenders, but it was the horse who hadn’t even run last year that was his best Derby runner and another unraced colt last season, The Gurkha, seems like his best miler by some way this year.
Very early days for a race so far away next May.
Thanks for the good crack. Time for me to move on. Be lucky.
I would just like to add that I do it all out of intense excitement and positivity about a horse that I loved because he was trained by a trainer that I loved who was a genius in a sport that I love. If I sound too arrogant or over-the-top at times, I apologise.
No need to apologise at all Joni. Your posts come across to me as someone who is very enthusiastic about the sport and Frankel and his offspring and if you cant share that on here where the bloody hell can you.
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