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That was my first thought but then realised Schofield would probably ride Teaforthree
You could be right, I suppose it will come down to who Nicholls thinks will be suited by which horse. Teaforthree is favourite, although I would have Tidal Bay before him every time for the National. Ryan Mahon might come into the equation, although it could be that one of the big boys might become available if something at the head of the market pulls out. He might just wait and see. An interesting conundrum
Just a follow on from my last post, it seems there are rumblings that On His Own might be kept for Punchestown now. If that is the case, McCoy could be left with Colbert Station if McManus decides to run him, but I would imagine he would much rather have a leg up on Tidal Bay. I think I’ll start the rumour
Why would AP be riding OHO when he is also in the ownership of Graham Wylie
Yes, not quite sure how I managed to mix up On His Own and
Triolo D’Alene. I’m going to put that one down to a senior moment.It was all so clear in my head, but just in my head……oops
Why would AP be riding OHO when he is also in the ownership of Graham Wylie
Yes, not quite sure how I managed to mix up On His Own and
Triolo D’Alene. I’m going to put that one down to a senior moment.It was all so clear in my head, but just in my head……oops
No, Geraghty will be on Triolo. AP on one of the umpteen McManus horses. Possibly APs last National
Why would AP be riding OHO when he is also in the ownership of Graham Wylie
Yes, not quite sure how I managed to mix up On His Own and
Triolo D’Alene. I’m going to put that one down to a senior moment.It was all so clear in my head, but just in my head……oops
No, Geraghty will be on Triolo. AP on one of the umpteen McManus horses. Possibly APs last National
I refer he right honourable punter to answer I gave some moments ago in the National thread
*Notes other comments on other threads about how thorough stayers win Gold Cups*
*Looks at this year’s first three home*
*Remembers AP bet on Back In Focus*
*Weeps*
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So don't run, just like the others always do
D’you think that by deserting T43 in the Gold Cup McCoy has given up the chance to go out in a blaze of glory [given that JP would let him switch to another horse if he felt he stood a good chance of winning]?
If you think he is to retire at the end of the season then yes. Wouldn’t be too surprised if he did, but given the nature of the man, wouldn’t be surprised if he was booting in the winners in 5 years time either. Obviously the events of the last two weeks may lean him towards the former.
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