He's done it again!
Amazingly brave, was down after the line and the screens were round him but he looks ok now, one of the true heroes of Cheltenham.
He's done it again!
Amazingly brave, was down after the line and the screens were round him but he looks ok now, one of the true heroes of Cheltenham.
is he ok??
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He's got up so I think so.
He is fine...just slipped up thank God. What a horse!!
did he run in fence coz jockey was too busy shaking hands?
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He turned too sharply because the jockey was too busy doing high fives etc.
Hurricane Fly - whatever he runs in he wins
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Is there any reason Enda Bolger never really tried to scale up to "real" racing. I don't know anything about him, just seems a bit odd, he'd surely be very much in demand.
Also an amazing performance by Puntal after running out and being a good furlong or so behind the leaders, yet finished 3rd only 3L off the winner, the one for March?
yeah, Puntal ran cracker too - but Spot really is a horse and a half! what a great win!
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Royal Auclair most unlucky, again I might add
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They'll have to name a race after him.
Juful Tennis unlucky too
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Ovation from the crowd around the parade ring surpassed anything I have experienced there, not necessarily loud cheering but sustained applause and again when he left the ring. Did bring a lump to the throat I confess, please God (and JP) let him retire now.
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What a brave horse. A true hero. This horse would have had a chance to win the Velka Pardubicka. I wouldn't run him there with age 15 though.
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....as they jump the final fence....
It has to be something that Spotthedifference is never unlucky in the race.
The question crossed my mind about Bolger. When I was a young'un he used to win five point to points for PP Hogan every Sunday. Must prefer the hunting and point-to-point field to the pressure. Arguably shows more talent than plenty other McManus patrons.
I went swimming in the Caribbean. Animals were hiding behind rocks
His training ground is literally made for these type of races. Lovely spot.
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Spot was his usual brilliant self but Puntal would have pished this race
Complete and utter nonsense.Originally posted by harry@Nov 16 2007, 09:43 PM
Spot was his usual brilliant self but Puntal would have pished this race
I think he simply knows his way ´round there on his own. Guess we he sees these fences he thinks "great stuff - I know the short cuts"Originally posted by Garney@Nov 16 2007, 06:57 PM
It has to be something that Spotthedifference is never unlucky in the race.
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