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- August 4, 2007 at 17:46 #110507
Cracking performance from the winner. I backed Mandesha and have no complaints she ran right up to her best IMO Peeping Fawn was just too good.
I have seconditis at the moment.
August 4, 2007 at 18:00 #110509Cracking performance from the winner. I backed Mandesha and have no complaints she ran right up to her best IMO Peeping Fawn was just too good.
I have seconditis at the moment.

Maybe if the jockey hadn’t tried for a strange run up the inside Mandesha could of got a length closer but agree Peeping Fawn was too good for them all today.
August 4, 2007 at 18:13 #110511Well, I was certain that I was watching the right horse, but – pompous though it sounds – this is a subject I would much rather have been wrong about, and have made a fool of myself about, so thank you for setting me right about it. I thought she was moving left and right to try and find a gap, and gave up in the end.
I put the blokes’ after-race commentary down to youthful exhuberance, but it seems it was down to my own geriatric confusion. In case the lads concerned read these threads, I’m very sorry for unjustly berating you. Next time, I’ll watch for any other comments on the theme I have in mind, as a counter-check, before I hold forth.
It seems I was watching Don’t Dili Dali…. No. don’t say a word!
August 4, 2007 at 18:22 #110516I backed Mandesha and have no complaints she ran right up to her best IMO
Where did Don’t Dili Dali and Sweet Lily find 10/12 lb of improvement from then? Peeping Fawn did it well but didn’t actually have to be near her best with Light Shift well below form and Mandesha getting an average ride.
August 4, 2007 at 18:39 #110517I backed Mandesha and have no complaints she ran right up to her best IMO
Where did Don’t Dili Dali and Sweet Lily find 10/12 lb of improvement from then? Peeping Fawn did it well but didn’t actually have to be near her best with Light Shift well below form and Mandesha getting an average ride.
Don’t Dilli Dali hasn’t improved 10/12 lbs not on my ratings. Sweet Lily has put up a career best but she’s only young and entitled to be improving. Light Shift has run below her best mark but still probably to a rating on a par with her run at Chester earlier in the season.
August 4, 2007 at 19:15 #110521Fair enough Flash, it seems we have very different opinions to the relative merits of Mandesha and Don’t Dili Dali. Sweet Lili has had a lot of chances for a horse still entitled to be progressing imo.
August 4, 2007 at 19:31 #110523Soumillon shouldn’t be allowed near a carthorse let alone a Group 1 winning filly – shocking stuff from the "genius"
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