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Chezza just wants to know who brought all those sugary sweets into the playground – it’s against school rules because everyone gets pumped up on them and then the fights start over whose turn it is next on the swings.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"HDLG knows how to scare Chezza – Chezza’s fetching his coat.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"Rest easy Chezza, I’ve jumped ship to Pick Up biscuits, that
chocolatey centre is perfect for a cuppa, or even a wee brandy
late on. You’re safe, for now at least Chezza
Wise advice, HDLG, Chezza’s not falling for all that “gentle giant” stuff with BigG.
BigG is bigger than Chezza – and that means Chezza’s always got Chezza’s coat handy.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"22 pages on a race that is still over two weeks away!
I am still happy with my 18/1 against Bravemansgame but obviously less so with the 12/1 I took against Protektorat.
I still think Noble Yeats has a good chance and I note they are putting the cheek pieces back on.
It will be interesting to see what price Galopin Des Champs is on the morning of the race. He has to be bigger than he is now. Aside from the fact it is the second biggest betting day of the year and the bookmakers will push the boat out, they have to be prepared to take on a horse unproven over the distance.
I’ve refrained from adding anymore to the thread simply for that reason cork! There’s no more that needs to be said now!
We’re all looking at the same form/races and we’re all able to form any opinion we like from that.
As a fan of national hunt racing and a watcher every day I’d be loathsome of myself if I couldn’t find something to take GDC on at 6/4 in a gold cup when there are so many others in with better form and him being unproven over the trip.
But for some that might seem appealing. Whatever blows your hair back!
But there’s little to no point arguing the toss any further. Let’s just wait until race day. And we can listen to Mullins blame something as equally arbitrary as white boards after GDC falls out the back of the telly 2 out.
“We’re all looking at the same form/races”
And when high-profile races are analysed the death, value is hard to find ante-post.
Better to wait until the 48-hour stages where dynamic factors like trainer form and possible changes in going come into play.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"To be honest until they run in the Gold Cup not too many horses are already proven over the trip. To my eyes there are only a couple in this years renewal that you can apply that too and both are previous winners.
I should have added in this class of race before people start mentioning Noble Yates, Royal Pagaille etc
The exchange market as always looks much more correct than the bookies
Gdc 3.1
Bmg 7.8
The rest 10.0 and biggerIf my horse identification powers are correct Ahoy Senor had a gallop after racing at Musselburgh yesterday.
How was he looking Rob, I think he’s in with a shout. I nabbed 22s on the
exchange. I think Stattler and Noble Yeats are his biggest fears. I’m
pissed off that I won’t be there this year, I managed the last one before
the lockdown but can’t manage down this year. I think it could be one for
the home team
I asked Chatbot to tip the likely winner;
‘As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to predict the future or the outcome of specific events such as the Cheltenham Gold Cup. The winner of the race will depend on a variety of factors such as the skill and performance of the jockey and horse, the weather conditions, and other unpredictable variables. It’s best to keep an eye on the latest news and updates from the race and make an informed decision based on that information.’
Not helpful….
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