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  • #39846
    Avatar photocormack15
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    Quote from Max – ‘a) Ludicrously simple to predict (e.g. Novice Hurdles, O’nichollspipehobbsderson trained horses); so as to remove the challenge from the selection process.’

    How is that new Rolls Royce performing for you Maxilon?

    #39848
    Avatar photoMaxilon 5
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    Corm, I haven’t backed anything under 10/1 since I managed to get The Brave beat a few years back.

    But theoretically….:biggrin:

    #39849
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    lol –

    I like your suggestion of a 5 furlong hurdle race. Imagine the likes of Les Arcs or Choisir hurtling to the furlong pole at Ascot with only the formality of a mere hurdle to be negotiated.<br>

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    I like your suggestion of a 5 furlong hurdle race. Imagine the likes of Les Arcs or Choisir hurtling to the furlong pole at Ascot with only the formality of a mere hurdle to be negotiated

    I reckon Dayjur would have been 1/2  for that one…;)

    #39852
    FlatSeasonLover
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    Would it be an embarrassment to the Derby if they got Sir Percy to jump a hurdle for that one?:biggrin:

    #39853
    dave jay
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    I quite like the AW racing myself .. I just cant get my head around the banded offal and the price fixing from the bookies.

    It would be a real treat seeing Sir Percy give it a bash .. !

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    Quote: from cormack15 on 12:36 am on Feb. 24, 2007[br]lol –

    I like your suggestion of a 5 furlong hurdle race. Imagine the likes of Les Arcs or Choisir hurtling to the furlong pole at Ascot with only the formality of a mere hurdle to be negotiated.

    <br>Would A.P.still be on board after that mere formality?<br>

    #39858
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    No because he would of got off to pick up and drag the horse over the obstacle.

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