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The late, much lamented The Sportsman‘s correspondent said in his review of the Totesport Mile heritage h’cap at Goodwood last August that…"runner-up Dunelight ran an absolute blinder [considering he wasn’t afforded the soft lead he got at Ascot the previous week when successful]. and is surely up to winning in listed/pattern company. <br>A bold statement given he carried just 8-4 that day, but after today’s events, a correct one. ;)
Are you Geoff Lester?
I think we should be told.<br>
(Edited by Prufrock at 10:23 am on June 10, 2007)
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dunelight looked the best one, backing the godolphin horses at the moment is not a wise idea, they dont seem to be running as well, and giving that extra bit at the end. <br>
Think it was unsuitably fast ground as opposed to anything up with the Godolphin yard that beat Army Of Angels.
Is this another one of your lodgers performing a heinous piece of aftertiming, prufrock?
Smithy, the fact that it was in print last August suggests it wasn’t after-timing!!;)
Colin
Having watched the race a couple of times, Army Of Angels was clearly hanging when asked for maximum effort, but then ran on ok. This suggests the ground was probably too quick for it (as has been suggested), plus maybe Goodwood is not an ideal course…
Quote: from Salselon on 9:51 pm on June 10, 2007[br]TWW,
You are a knob.
Of the highest order.
is that allowed?
Is this the Betfair forum?:biggrin:
I’m just wondering if ‘The Welsh Wizard’ is the man that goes by the psedonym of ‘The Mad Welshman’ in my part of the world
Quote: from Salselon on 9:51 pm on June 10, 2007[br]TWW,
You are a knob.
Of the highest order.
is that allowed?
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Harsh, but fair.
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