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  • TiversTivers    7,720 posts
    said:

    said:

    Was going to ask before - what's the chances Mekong Miss will pull out (after drawing 18 ).
    See she's nominated for the Carbine Club Saturday (1,400m)
    Watch this space ?

    I thought u were going nom one for the CC who is now scratched from the mile race?
    Should have :(

    Down to one runner this w/e now (was going to be up to 4)
  • ColdyColdy    1,720 posts
    $6.50 for trusting is a steal,:shock: hope it stays that way till i get to tab tomorrow

    I reckon they need to change the jock on Megatic PATRICK CARBERY has been on its back its last 11 starts :shock:
  • dungydungy    9,278 posts
    Mekong Miss out Ranger now e-1 but wont matter with barrier 16 if it drew a marble it wins
  • dungydungy    9,278 posts
    Shorty just declared A HEAP OF TOP END SPEED ?????
    Apart from Im Jeuney were is the speed ive done speed maps over and over again ??? Shorty please facts not emotions mate
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    Apart from Im Jeuney were is the speed ive done speed maps over and over again ???

    Gathering will go forward and possibly lead, Snipers Bullet will also have to go forward early
  • VorgtrafficVorgtraffic    1,755 posts
    gathering will lead imo, at all costs
  • BlakeBlake    8,176 posts
    said:

    gathering will lead imo, at all costs

    for trusting. there's no way they'll ride trusting that close again.
  • TiversTivers    7,720 posts
    said:

    Apart from Im Jeuney were is the speed ive done speed maps over and over again ??? Shorty please facts not emotions mate

    Speed ???
    You ever watched her start mate ? :shock:

    :)
  • tonytony    2,438 posts
    MM scratched
  • DarkDark    909 posts
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    MM scratched

    One more please... Any chance they wont bother with CLUELESS ANGEL?
  • thefalconthefalcon    20,505 posts
    Reckon there will be a few frantic calls and maybe some form of folding incentive... :shock:
  • darkshinesdarkshines    2,837 posts
    I think Ronnie's got a few more quid than Bob, dont think he'd be worried with an 'incentive'
  • darkshinesdarkshines    2,837 posts
    Interesting choice by Pontiff in the Placid Ark. Hopped off Absolute Pleasure and Black Felix to ride Uma Park . . .
  • snipersniper    236 posts
    His wife bought Uma Park after it won and then got the other owners in. Needs to win a few races to pay for it heafty price, but who am I to doubt the Pontiff!
  • darkshinesdarkshines    2,837 posts
    Aaaah well that's why then. Not so much Black Felix, but scratching me head about why you'd get off Absolute Pleasure. :think:
  • RazorSharpRazorSharp    439 posts
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    His wife bought Uma Park after it won and then got the other owners in. Needs to win a few races to pay for it heafty price, but who am I to doubt the Pontiff!

    I thought it was Lex Piper who originally done the deal
  • RazorSharpRazorSharp    439 posts
    I think Black Piranha is a huge chance
  • showtimeshowtime    86 posts
    Betting 132% C/bet on Railway> someone tell them its a Group1 and to have a go
  • VorgtrafficVorgtraffic    1,755 posts
    I'm getting pretty keen on a patinack quinella
  • littleboybluelittleboyblue    454 posts
    FAMOUS ROMAN Rider dropped and quickly regained his off side rein over the concluding stages and lost his off side iron near the winning post. Returned with blood in both nostrils following the race. Trainer advised that he would have the horse undergo an endoscopic examination on return to the stable to determine as to whether the bleeding was a result of an exercised induced pulmonary haemorrhage. He was of the opinion that the horse may have sustained an injury en-route to the course. He further advised that the horse was found to have no visible signs of head trauma on arrival to the course. Stewards will assess this matter after receipt of the report and consultation with the RWWA Industry Veterinarian. The subsequent Endoscopic Report from Ascot Equine Veterinarians stated that blood was present in the trachea. A Veterinary examination by Dr McMullen prior to the horse leaving the racecourse revealed no signs of any head trauma. After consideration of all reports and the relevant Rules of Racing, Stewards acting under the provisions of ARR. 53A(1) deemed the horse to have suffered an exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage and therefore Trainer was advised that it would now be subject to the disabilities of ARR. 53A.

    karma - it wins :shock:
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    FAMOUS ROMAN Rider dropped and quickly regained his off side rein over the concluding stages and lost his off side iron near the winning post. Returned with blood in both nostrils following the race. Trainer advised that he would have the horse undergo an endoscopic examination on return to the stable to determine as to whether the bleeding was a result of an exercised induced pulmonary haemorrhage. He was of the opinion that the horse may have sustained an injury en-route to the course. He further advised that the horse was found to have no visible signs of head trauma on arrival to the course. Stewards will assess this matter after receipt of the report and consultation with the RWWA Industry Veterinarian. The subsequent Endoscopic Report from Ascot Equine Veterinarians stated that blood was present in the trachea. A Veterinary examination by Dr McMullen prior to the horse leaving the racecourse revealed no signs of any head trauma. After consideration of all reports and the relevant Rules of Racing, Stewards acting under the provisions of ARR. 53A(1) deemed the horse to have suffered an exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage and therefore Trainer was advised that it would now be subject to the disabilities of ARR. 53A.



    karma - it wins :shock:

    true Karma and it wont run a hole
  • I like Black P, just havent heard anything about it since it arrived,
  • VorgtrafficVorgtraffic    1,755 posts

    Saturday?s Group I Railway Stakes topweight Black Piranha had the clockers scratching their heads after a lackluster gallop at Ascot?s Breakfast with the Stars on Tuesday morning, but his trainer Con Karakatsanis has warned punters not to be fooled.

    The dual Stradbroke Handicap winner galloped over 1000 metres, running home the final 400 metres and Karakatsanis said, ?he was gone before the corner and didn?t break 13 [seconds for any 200 metre split]?.

    ?That work was as bad as his gallop going into the Stradbroke,? Karakatsanis said.

    ?He?s a funny horse and the worse he works, the better he races.

    ?I know that sounds stupid, but it?s true, so I?m very happy heading into Saturday.?

    Karakatsanis said the warm Perth climate is agreeing with his seven-year-old gelding that has thrived since arriving in the west last week.

    ?Every time we?ve taken him to Queensland he?s raced well and he?s loving the warm conditions over here,? he said.

    ?All the signs suggest to me he?s going to run well on Saturday.?

    Black Piranha will be ridden by talented, but wayward, jockey Daniel Ganderton who will be chasing his first Group I win in the $1 million feature.

  • time to get the dart out
  • THIS IS A REAL WORRY

    LATE GEAR CHANGE

    GOD HAS SPOKEN - Bar Shoe (Off-Side Front) On.
  • HenleyBrookHenleyBrook    408 posts
    I hope he hasn't had a foot absus...
  • TheFunksterTheFunkster    3,840 posts
    Gets left out of my Quaddie based on that.
    I hope for the sake of the punters who have backed him that he gets vet checked
  • thefalconthefalcon    20,505 posts
    If he's ruled out, would Ranger get a start at this late stage?
  • TheFunksterTheFunkster    3,840 posts
    No. Ranger scrathed at final acceptance time this morning
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