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Visually impressive, numbers seem to back up the performance and it will be interesting to see how he goes next time
Visually impressive, numbers seem to back up the performance and it will be interesting to see how he goes next time
I wonder who will be training him next time Charlie – I bet the haggling is going on as we speak
Mike
He didn’t exactly have the profile of a dirt miler, having previously won a Grade 3 contest over twelve furlongs on heavy ground, so a degree of caution may be advisable, but there’s certainly no arguing with the manner of victory.
I’m quietly surprised that nobody’s done an "I love a Brazillian!" joke yet.
Given that he’s still got all his wedding veg, methinks Happy Boy is very well named.
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He didn’t exactly have the profile of a dirt miler, having previously won a Grade 3 contest over twelve furlongs on heavy ground, so a degree of caution may be advisable, but there’s certainly no arguing with the manner of victory.
From what i can make out, he’s actually won on dirt before.
The G2 GP Piratininga over 2000m
I was impressed.
"Given that he’s still got all his wedding veg, methinks Happy Boy is very well named. "
Class, Jeremy!
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