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    Avatar photoMiss Woodford
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    Another on Calico e/w, he’s going off at 28-1 on the tote here so hopefully he’ll hit the board.

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    buckers
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    Well done Silver Spoon

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    Mike007
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    wd Spoon

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    greenasgrass
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    Well doone Spoon and TTM :good:

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    Avatar photoWilts
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    WD SS

    Tin Man said:
    ….”I do hope he doesn’t win, we could do without another Skelton run them down the field all season and then turn up at the festival special.”

    :whistle:

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    Avatar photoEx RubyLight
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    Well done winners, but this is not good for racing, if it’s done the way the Skelton’s do it.

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    Mike007
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    green i dont think TTM was on it. In fact from his comments quite the opposite lol

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    Avatar photoWilts
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    Hmm….so for tomorrow

    It’s Spot The (Handicap) Plots

    I guess it usually is for the handicaps at Cheltenham. :whistle:

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    Avatar photobotchy1
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    Can’t say we were not warned lads. All he needed was a bit of better ground.

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    TheTinMan87
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    I wasn’t on but I have spotted the pattern. Goes off a rag on last run with a random jockey not associated with the yard on the horse who will be in rear throughout. Le Milos is next.

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    Avatar photoCork All Star
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    Stewards Report:

    “The winner, UNEXPECTED PARTY (FR) appeared to show improved form compared with its previous run at Cheltenham on 27 January where the gelding finished ninth of twelve runners beaten 51 lengths. The Stewards noted the explanation given by Dan Skelton that the gelding had benefitted from a drop back down in trip to 1 mile 7 furlongs from 2 miles 4 ½ furlongs on this occasion. UNEXPECTED PARTY (FR) was routine tested.”

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