Run since 1861 and no British winner. Can Hughie Morrison break the curse?
Run since 1861 and no British winner. Can Hughie Morrison break the curse?
With luck in running, I believe so.
Alcohol, because no good story ever started with "I was eating this salad..."
Thomas Hobson.
"And still they gazed and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all he knew.
And that small head knew that Impaire Et Passe would win the Champion Hurdle."
I've kept an eye on Thomas Hobson for years, so had to back him this time. And I also always back Wicklow Brave, if only for the fun of wondering if he'll start.
Tiberian and Max Dynamite for me.
The older I get the better I was.
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Humidor is the one I like most got a definite chance. Best outsider Hartnell who got a shocking ride last year and like many been trained for this
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Absurdistan (7th November 2017)
When is this off UK time?
"Beat the price and lose. It's what we do".
SlimChance, March 2018
4.00am
Grasshopper (6th November 2017)
gone for marmelo and wall of fire, go Brits
Wall of Fire for me too
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Jockey Joao Moreira ruled out of Cup ride on Thomas Hobson after horror fall
Talk about the apple not falling far from the tree..Great training feat by young Joseph.
I wonder which one Aiden was cheering home from Barbados?
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Last edited by pdleech; 7th November 2017 at 5:39 AM.
Do you mean first GB bred, Paul?
Vintage Crop was bred in the UK albeit his sire was from the USA and Weld's other winner called Media whatitsname? was bred at Moyglare Stud Farm which is Ireland which is an Island in the Norther hemisphere and the last I heard it is owned by a friend of William Wallace's
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Spare a thought for David Wachman; first Winter now this !
If ever a man retired a year early......
Racing Post had it right with photos of Joseph, A.P. and Willie on the front page yesterday.
Joseph said he going to enjoy the victory, that must be a first for him.
Last edited by edgt; 7th November 2017 at 9:51 AM.
What he has achieved so far is absolutely amazing -that family are rewriting racing history on a daily basis.
I loved the quote from Grassy's favourite journo; Bruce Millington (though not sure if he takes full credit for it)
Aidan O'Brien: trainer of great sires, sire of great trainers.
Alcohol, because no good story ever started with "I was eating this salad..."