Kenilworth Saturday

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

7 years 4 months ago

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Dynamite Jack looks overpriced

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Played both Nel horses each way and took them in a reverse forecast.

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

7 years 4 months ago

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chicken n chips wrote: Played both Nel horses each way and took them in a reverse forecast.

no good but i did follow easy who tipped the winner up on ATR, so well done easy and thanks

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

7 years 4 months ago

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Mr Hawaii on fire once again today, well done

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

7 years 4 months ago

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mr hawaii wrote: MR CRUMFORD best place bet
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mr.hawaii excellent tipping

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

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how jocks can allow such a slow pace amazes me - they were all checking their mounts around the bend because the pace was so slow - Wd to the winning rider who took them on -

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mr hawaii wrote: how jocks can allow such a slow pace amazes me - they were all checking their mounts around the bend because the pace was so slow - Wd to the winning rider who took them on -

100%, they were just about falling on top of each other, yes, well done to Orffer.

Guessing has never been widely acclaimed as a good gambling strategy.

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

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bayern wrote:

mr hawaii wrote: how jocks can allow such a slow pace amazes me - they were all checking their mounts around the bend because the pace was so slow - Wd to the winning rider who took them on -

100%, they were just about falling on top of each other, yes, well done to Orffer.

The best way to give your horse no chance is to break its stride or get it to change legs - happened so many times last night and now again - maybe all races in the cape should be up the straight s they seem intent on that famous Crawl they have perfected

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

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mr hawaii wrote:

bayern wrote:

mr hawaii wrote: how jocks can allow such a slow pace amazes me - they were all checking their mounts around the bend because the pace was so slow - Wd to the winning rider who took them on -

100%, they were just about falling on top of each other, yes, well done to Orffer.

The best way to give your horse no chance is to break its stride or get it to change legs - happened so many times last night and now again - maybe all races in the cape should be up the straight s they seem intent on that famous Crawl they have perfected

Having said all that, Fourie was a touch unlucky not to pull it off, as he came back at the eventual winner, not that i punted either.

Guessing has never been widely acclaimed as a good gambling strategy.

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Re: Kenilworth Saturday

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bayern wrote:

mr hawaii wrote:

bayern wrote:

mr hawaii wrote: how jocks can allow such a slow pace amazes me - they were all checking their mounts around the bend because the pace was so slow - Wd to the winning rider who took them on -

100%, they were just about falling on top of each other, yes, well done to Orffer.

The best way to give your horse no chance is to break its stride or get it to change legs - happened so many times last night and now again - maybe all races in the cape should be up the straight s they seem intent on that famous Crawl they have perfected

Having said all that, Fourie was a touch unlucky not to pull it off, as he came back at the eventual winner, not that i punted either.

I don't blame him - I'm sure he would have wanted a stronger pace himself (to follow something) -

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