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    IRSHEYEZ
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    Quote: from Gigginstown Man on 10:52 am on April 1, 2006[br]Rule out Good thyne Jack at your peril but did he look to all of ye as if he was trying at cheltenham…How could ya say the Handicapper caught up with him the way he was ridden<br>

    Why would any1 pull a horse in a 42 grand race to race off the same mark to race for less money? I guartee u if strangley Brown and Good Thyne meet at aintree Strangely will beat him again.<br>

    #70891
    Irish Stamp
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    If he only has a place chance in the 42k race they’d be best off waiting for the 28k win fund or whatever it is.

    In the event Giggs got it wrong as Good Thyne Jack isn’t entered at Aintree.

    #70892
    cheltboy
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    Agree,  about Temoin. He  looks to have been saved for this meeting.  

    #70893
    IRSHEYEZ
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    Mighty Man will reverse the form with my way de solzen if they both run on thursday in the Liverpool Hurdle imo.

    #70894
    IRSHEYEZ
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    Quote: from Irish Stamp on 10:17 am on April 4, 2006[br]If he only has a place chance in the 42k race they’d be best off waiting for the 28k win fund or whatever it is.

    In the event Giggs got it wrong as Good Thyne Jack isn’t entered at Aintree.<br>

    He’ll be kept for punchestown but will probably face 1 of the best handicapped hurdlers in Ireland so he’ll not win there either.

    #70895
    Grimes
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    I particularly like Sir Rembrandt, Detroit City, Royal Emperor and Temoin.

    #70896
    Anonymous
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    Temoin is likely to take on Black Jack Ketchum in the 3m novice hurdle: can’t see him beating that impressive Festival winner, although Henderson’s charge is undoubtedly promising.

    #70897
    Aragorn
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    If BJK runs he’ll surely win, that was the most impressive win of the festival I thought and whoever said Alfie Flits cheers, I’ve been waiting for that to run and was surprsied it wasn’t in the chlt bumper as it looked a real classy animal to me

    #70898
    Pat123
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    Hi Viking,

    Detroit City is entered in 2 races but they are both tomorrow.

    Have a good day on Saturday.

    #70899
    aston
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    The ONLY thing Joacci has in his favour is that he is fresher than the other runners. I dont think that this is enough for the horse to be even placed. The yard is dirt at the minute.

    #70900
    LUKE
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    Beef or Salmon is a 5 star nap.

    #70901
    aston
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    Grassy, did you go nrnb. Presume you did.

    Mansony would be my idea of the best bet tomorrow in the Red Rum.

    #70902
    Grimes
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    For tomorrow, Blazing Bailey; for the meeting, Sir Rembrandt. Hoping so, anyway.

    #70903
    Anonymous
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    I seriously doubt that there is any horse capable of testing BoS’s jumping in tomorrow’s field.<br> Imo, they need to take him off his feet early on, and the only front runner in the race,  Ollie Magern, isn’t good enough; L’ami needs further, and the rest are just good handicappers.<br> There will be better bets at Aintree, but BoS  isn’t one to take on lightly in this particular race.<br>  

    #70904
    naps
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    Bleak House in the bumper on Saturday.

    #70905
    Avatar photoPurwell
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    If Ollie Magern is anywhere near his best, Beef Or Salmon would be A over T by the third. That is if Beef Or  Salmon decides he wants to race anyhow, I don’t think he’s interested any more.

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    #70906
    Grimes
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    Now that Sir Rembrandt’s out, my best fancy for the meeting (I hope) is Limerick Boy, trading at 28s earlier this evening.

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