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Moore and Stoute at Goodwood Todays Cards

Nice racing today what hope has SA got when uk racing is on its knees?Fridays Cards

Doncaster Dettori/Fallon and Moore pleasure to watch

Pittmens Derby Card

Mamlook to beat the Flyer

See the Marathon winner is making his debut for Cumani today Breeders Cup Winner

been watching these british jockeys...
the lebs at Turfontein will have a royal day beating the "£$%^&*() out of these guys back in KELVINS after racing.
sceme...loosing lenghts at the start..jumping up and down like monkeys on the horses back...
perhaps Striker should open a riding school in the UK and teach these guys about balance..
only R Huges is a master at balance...
watch the clowns from the front and see how they jump up and down on the horses back..
even grooms day at turfies yield more professionals...

Irish Derby

Andrewest Wrote:

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> been watching these british jockeys...
> the lebs at Turfontein will have a royal day
> beating the "£$%^&*() out of these guys back in
> KELVINS after racing.
> sceme...loosing lenghts at the start..jumping up
> and down like monkeys on the horses back...
> perhaps Striker should open a riding school in the
> UK and teach these guys about balance..
> only R Huges is a master at balance...
> watch the clowns from the front and see how they
> jump up and down on the horses back..
> even grooms day at turfies yield more
> professionals...

What crap you talk AndreWest.....

I know its crazy but how about Flying Boots today at Kenilworth. Come on Teetan show them what he can really do.

Cape Blanco leads home O'Brien 1-2-3 in Derby

Report: Curragh, Sunday

Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (Group 1) 1m4f, 3yo

CAPE BLANCO led home an Aidan O'Brien-trained 1-2-3 in the Irish Derby to give the master trainer a historic fifth consecutive victory in the Curragh Classic.

Johnny Murtagh's "tough decision" to keep the faith in the Prix du Jockey-Club flop was vindicated as the Totesport.com Dante Stakes winner, sent off the 7-2 second favourite behind Monterosso, bounced back in style. The jockey, too, was bouncing back after a nasty fall in the opening race at the Curragh, in which he suffered cuts and bruises.

In a thrilling finish to the 1m4f contest, Cape Blanco went past runner-up Midas Touch (9-2), while Jan Vermeer (4-1) threatened up the rail before his challenged petered out in third.

Monterosso was scrubbed along by Frankie Dettori mid-race and could only manage fourth.