Vaal Sand Thursday

what a great start too the day: second last and last!!(tu)

saldiani Wrote:

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> top trumps
> white party
> inn on the square

gregbucks Wrote:

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> I think he was just excited and posted it before
> NOON before he turns into a chilly pepper...

lol
Ran that bad it must have been one of his own hunches!! <

Very nice comment PL... (tu) my only comment would be, if its so nicely bred for the sand... what took them so long cos its done sfa on turf??? And, why when it runs on sand, is it upped to 1600?

And tell me how do you know / where do you get your info that will say which ones are well bred for sand??? or is it all stored away in that racing brain of yours?

PotLuck Wrote:

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> gregbucks Wrote:
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> > You strong on Elvis horse I see...
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> which one is that? Woodland Fire looks well bred
> for sand...


Hope you had some on it (tu)

Lecture out of a Fort Wood mare... Both sires known for producing sand horses.

gregbucks Wrote:

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> You strong on Elvis horse I see...

I think its a very decent horse, though it maybe a step too high but then again... maybe not

Invierno another one on breeding that should handle the surface. Hobbs Flight has Strydom on board and i reckon this nag is perfectly set up for his style of riding, he will keep some in reserve for the finish. To complete the trifecta include Moon Lay Hidden, Facing Fury, Dundee and Lean and Limber.

Facing Fury is the one to beat on last run

Well done to David and Wiseowl (tu)

Looks very difficlut to me - normally I take a 'cover' PA with the fancied horses - not going to bother today, as I think we are in for some big dividends.

Judging on the first race, they may battle to come from behind, so that does not bode well for Silver Specialist imo - I think Eastern Cobbler will beat his stable mates home (sorry Elvis )

Only possible banker in the P6 for me is the Tarry coupling in the 4th.

Some roughies that look value imo are Just Knock in the 6th and Caribbean Coast in the 7th

Enjoy (tu)

gregbucks Wrote:

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> Invierno another one on breeding that should
> handle the surface. Hobbs Flight has Strydom on
> board and i reckon this nag is perfectly set up
> for his style of riding, he will keep some in
> reserve for the finish. To complete the trifecta
> include Moon Lay Hidden, Facing Fury, Dundee and
> Lean and Limber.
And half brother to Roman Wall

PotLuck Wrote:

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> is anybody else struggling to get audio on the
> web?


I at home today, so get to watch the tele, i can't tell you when last i watched the sand racing...()

Difficult to say when the horses come in indian file... its the most boring racing around imo, maybe i should switch back to the history channel...

Seldom play a p6 but here goes my nommers for today....
2,10,11
3,7,10,12
3,6
field
1,2,3
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