Re:Will there be 10 000 at the BigT on Saturday?

So did anyone watch the panel discussion - is is worth watching ?

Frodo wrote: So did anyone watch the panel discussion - is is worth watching ?

Aah Frodo, I find these quite boring these days because they don’t tell me anymore than what I can read in the racecard but I’m just talking for myself.
What I did want to hear was if the panel concurred with the rumour that yesterday Al Muthana caught a pigeon.


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It was quiet a good panel discussion found it refreshing to have 2 new people in Kabelo and shalendren in the discussion never seen this guy shalendren judging from his talk and analysis he knows his stuff
In regard to the discussion itself Sean tarry warned the last feature meeting which a number of horses running tmw was part of That meeting the second part was run in driving rain when courae was not great so if going good tomorrow might be Form reversal for a few in saying that he did give Rain in Holland as the banker
I'm interested to see how these ffg horses go if going good
Pyromaniac
Zeus
Also think Tabebuia could be a big runner and northern star in the first

Mac wrote:

Frodo wrote: So did anyone watch the panel discussion - is is worth watching ?

Aah Frodo, I find these quite boring these days because they don’t tell me anymore than what I can read in the racecard but I’m just talking for myself.
What I did want to hear was if the panel concurred with the rumour that yesterday Al Muthana caught a pigeon.


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Thanks Mac - I know it will probably be looked at in the same light as treason, but imo whether Al Muthana was catching pigeons yesterday or not, I think he will beat Kommetdieding over 1600 - also bearing in mind that Kommetdieding's main mission in Gauteng is surely the Champions Challenge over 2000 :huh:

Mac i'm hearing the de Kock team are confident