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IPB Hero Our Conor Memorial Thread - (Horses Betting Obv)
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Originally posted by FeetMagic View PostAlong with a €50 single on HiBigMan and €50 double with Sir Des Champs, anyone want to take some of the action off me at 5/2?
I wonder has he changed his mind about Hi Big Man though, best priced with Boyles...
Edit: Not anymore, was a few mins ago, best 2/1 now
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Originally posted by HiCloy View PostNice!
I wonder has he changed his mind about Hi Big Man though, best priced with Boyles...
Edit: Not anymore, was a few mins ago, best 2/1 now
Feck Rock on Ruby, haven't won a close finish in about 2 months.Profit before people.
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Originally posted by HiCloy View PostNice!
I wonder has he changed his mind about Hi Big Man though, best priced with Boyles...
Edit: Not anymore, was a few mins ago, best 2/1 now
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You have to buy the next round instead tho obv :PLow fee Euro/UK money transfer, 1st transfer free through my referral
https://transferwise.com/u/bfa0e
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Originally posted by underachievement View Posthad a €20 accume on midnight game/murchu/grand crus ............and long run. fair play quato star but fuck,that wudda been nice! got a bit back on knight pass in the last. just lookin at results n kempton long run the only fav didnt oblige
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Originally posted by nicnicnic View PostIf Waley-Cohen had of went for and gotten a big one at the last, different result I think. He'll retain the GC ok
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Originally posted by underachievement View Posttrue,watched the race again n the whaley-cohen debate is always gonna b there when he's beaten,wudda loved to see gearrity on him today. 70% of the time cohen hand him in the right spot but got overbusy on him a couple of time which lead 2 a couple of dodgey jumps.... but obv im slightly biased against him n this race
there's the debate that he could of been made more use of today, maybe put a bit of pressure on Kauto's jumping, that's all hindsight talk. But Cohen really should of thrown caution to the wind going to the last, he was motoring but needed a big one, instead I think he totally jibbed it and lost a couple of lengths.
stolen from someone else tweet
PRICEWISE NAILED IT "As good as Sam Waley-Cohen is, he is still an amateur who hasn’t ridden a winner under rules this season"
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Originally posted by Hurricane Fly View PostIf Kauto was an 7yo he would be 1/2 for the Gold Cup, the reason he is 11/2 or whatever is because people assume he will go into decline between now and March, if he gets there in the same form then how can Long Run reverse the form. He's got spanked twice now. No excuses today
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Originally posted by Hurricane Fly View PostIf Kauto was an 7yo he would be 1/2 for the Gold Cup, the reason he is 11/2 or whatever is because people assume he will go into decline between now and March, if he gets there in the same form then how can Long Run reverse the form. He's got spanked twice now. No excuses todayHer sky-ness
© 5starpool
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Originally posted by nicnicnic View PostI think long run should of won today and Kauto wont get within 15 lengths in the GC
From Irish Racing: tracked leaders, went 2nd 5 out, driven next, ridden 2 out, stayed on under pressure flat, unable to reach winner
From Racing Post: Tracked leaders and not always fluent from 12th, chased winner 14th, soon ridden and no impression, kept on trying, mistake last, closed flat but never able to challenge.
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Originally posted by nicnicnic View PostHe was beaten a length trying to make up an 8 length deficit between the 3rd and 2nd last and got the last all wrong. We obviously see it differently - that's my opinion you have yours, good night.
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No way did Long Run Lose a 'Couple of Lengths' at the last, not even close.
Kauto jumped for fun and sickened him.
Long Run should be able to pass him up the hill in March but hopefully it will be just to get a clear view of QDLR
Going to Limerick tomorrow Linnel should probably win the chase (he was a lock in Leopardstown if he'd got in on a featherweight)
Where is a good spot to drop in for food and drinks between Lomerick and Portlaoise on the way back?Turning millions into thousands
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Originally posted by Strewelpeter View PostNo way did Long Run Lose a 'Couple of Lengths' at the last, not even close.
Kauto jumped for fun and sickened him.
Long Run should be able to pass him up the hill in March but hopefully it will be just to get a clear view of QDLR
Going to Limerick tomorrow Linnel should probably win the chase (he was a lock in Leopardstown if he'd got in on a featherweight)
Where is a good spot to drop in for food and drinks between Lomerick and Portlaoise on the way back?
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Originally posted by Hurricane Fly View PostIf Kauto was an 7yo he would be 1/2 for the Gold Cup, the reason he is 11/2 or whatever is because people assume he will go into decline between now and March, if he gets there in the same form then how can Long Run reverse the form. He's got spanked twice now. No excuses today
Ps LOL @ QDLR winning a Cheltenham Gold Cup.
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Originally posted by Arazi View PostThis is the greatest pile of shite I've ever read on IPB.
Ps LOL @ QDLR winning a Cheltenham Gold Cup.
You doubt that KS would be fav if he was a younger horse. He is the clear form choice this year.
What excuses did long run have?
It's easy to be dogmatic when you don't bother explaining yourself.
Although I do agree that QDLR has as much chance of winning a Cheltenham Gold Cup as I do of riding a winner at the festival
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If Kauto Star was a 7yo there's no doubt he'd be favourite, probably 6/4 or so. If he was a 7yo on the back of that piece of form yesterday I doubt he'd even be favourite, saying he'd be 1/2 is just foolish.
3 miles around a speed track like Kempton where natural speed and jumping are @ a premium are the optimum conditions for Kauto, Cheltenham is very different and should suit his rivals more. That IMO is why he's the price he is and not because anyone thinks he'll deteriorate between now and March, that and the fact that he is clearly not as good as he was in his prime two years ago.
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Originally posted by Arazi View PostIf Kauto Star was a 7yo there's no doubt he'd be favourite, probably 6/4 or so. If he was a 7yo on the back of that piece of form yesterday I doubt he'd even be favourite, saying he'd be 1/2 is just foolish.
3 miles around a speed track like Kempton where natural speed and jumping are @ a premium are the optimum conditions for Kauto, Cheltenham is very different and should suit his rivals more. That IMO is why he's the price he is and not because anyone thinks he'll deteriorate between now and March, that and the fact that he is clearly not as good as he was in his prime two years ago.
And to say he is clearly not as good as 2 years ago is wrong aswell, it's your opinion, aside from his 191 KG run his 181 from yesterday is right up there.
So your stating an opinion again, not fact.
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Originally posted by Arazi View PostFwiw Grands Crus would be my idea of a Gold Cup winner at this stage of the season and I'd deffo back him if I thought they'd have the balls to let him take his chance against a vastly overrated fav in Long Run. That piece of form yesterday was outstanding and Cheltenham is his track also.
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Originally posted by Hurricane Fly View PostOk, 1/2 was a bit dodgy but regarding the rest of it, Kauto Star is one of those rare ones wh possess 2 mile speed and is all stamina, you only have to look back to his 08 defeat by Denman to see that. Kauto was staying on best of anything inside the final 2 till he belted the last.
And to say he is clearly not as good as 2 years ago is wrong aswell, it's your opinion, aside from his 191 KG run his 181 from yesterday is right up there.
So your stating an opinion again, not fact.
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Originally posted by Hurricane Fly View PostAlso Big Bucks must have some engine to just swat him away so easily
The Pipes aren't fools either, they'll know how big a chance they have and as a French bred he'll be a year older if a bit less experienced than Long Run was last year.
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