Durban July 2017 - How was yer luck

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Durban July 2017 - How was yer luck

7 years 11 months ago - 7 years 11 months ago
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Photo finish , only Mr Winsome missing, to me he looked to shorten his stride
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Re: Durban July 2017 - How was yer luck

7 years 11 months ago
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Sir Bob. I had backed Ak Sahem from the time the betting opened. Every bet plrior to the July was in this one...n I posted here that hermoso mundo n al was a balls to the wall bet.. After the nostril defeat ... My bookie saved himself from probably shitting himself... Well never mind.

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Bernard Fayd’Herbe, won on Marinaresco: “I was a bit out of my ground early on but I managed to sneak up on the rail and I was in a winning position turning into the straight. I had to switch because I had horses in front of me but I had gears underneath me. It was close at the line, and I wasn’t sure I’d got up, but I still had quite a bit of horse.”

Aldo Domeyer, 4th= on Krambambuli: “I knew he wasn’t going to outsprint them so I tried to get away a little bit and he was staying on. He did everything right for me but then they came and got me.”




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Anthony Delpech, 4th= on Nightingale: “Halfway up the straight I thought I was going to win and then the boys got to me but she ran a great race and she couldn’t have done any better.”

Richard Fourie, 6th on Horizon: “I thought I had a chance when we opened up coming into the straight but it was still a great run.”

Grant van Niekerk, 7th on Black Arthur: “I thought I had a perfect run but he just didn’t give it to me.”

Lyle Hewitson, 9th on French Navy: “He lacks a bit of early speed so I ended up further back than I wanted and I had to go round them. But it was a courageous run.”

Weichong Marwing, 10th on Ten Gun Salute: “I got a little bit nudged and I couldn’t get out when I wanted to but I don’t think I would have won.”

Gavin Lerena, 12th on Brazuca: “It was a very rough race, particularly in the first 400m.”

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7 years 11 months ago
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Was Horizon the fastest finisher??

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Would love to hear Marcus' views. I thought that Nightingale hampered Edict's run, but when he did get a ran, he flew up at the finish.

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Lionel wrote: Would love to hear Marcus' views. I thought that Nightingale hampered Edict's run, but when he did get a ran, he flew up at the finish.

Here's Anton's view, on the Gold Circle website

Anton Marcus, who finished third on Edict Of Nantes said it was a form result. “I had a great run. I was perfectly happy with where I was placed and was happy with my horse. The form worked out. Half a kilo over 2200m,” referring to the Daily News 2000 where Edict Of Nantes finished ahead of Al Sahem

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MasterOfMyFate wrote:
Lionel wrote: Would love to hear Marcus' views. I thought that Nightingale hampered Edict's run, but when he did get a ran, he flew up at the finish.

Here's Anton's view, on the Gold Circle website

Anton Marcus, who finished third on Edict Of Nantes said it was a form result. “I had a great run. I was perfectly happy with where I was placed and was happy with my horse. The form worked out. Half a kilo over 2200m,” referring to the Daily News 2000 where Edict Of Nantes finished ahead of Al Sahem

Thanks MOMF...guess I saw it wrong :)

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Re: Durban July 2017 - How was yer luck

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Bob Brogan wrote: Bernard Fayd’Herbe, won on Marinaresco: “I was a bit out of my ground early on but I managed to sneak up on the rail and I was in a winning position turning into the straight. I had to switch because I had horses in front of me but I had gears underneath me. It was close at the line, and I wasn’t sure I’d got up, but I still had quite a bit of horse.”

Aldo Domeyer, 4th= on Krambambuli: “I knew he wasn’t going to outsprint them so I tried to get away a little bit and he was staying on. He did everything right for me but then they came and got me.”




Jockey Introduction VDJ 2017

Anthony Delpech, 4th= on Nightingale: “Halfway up the straight I thought I was going to win and then the boys got to me but she ran a great race and she couldn’t have done any better.”

Richard Fourie, 6th on Horizon: “I thought I had a chance when we opened up coming into the straight but it was still a great run.”

Grant van Niekerk, 7th on Black Arthur: “I thought I had a perfect run but he just didn’t give it to me.”

Lyle Hewitson, 9th on French Navy: “He lacks a bit of early speed so I ended up further back than I wanted and I had to go round them. But it was a courageous run.”

Weichong Marwing, 10th on Ten Gun Salute: “I got a little bit nudged and I couldn’t get out when I wanted to but I don’t think I would have won.”

Gavin Lerena, 12th on Brazuca: “It was a very rough race, particularly in the first 400m.”

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Was it just my eyes or did Aldo lose his whip at the 200m mark? Check the head on again.

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Re: Durban July 2017 - How was yer luck

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I'm not complaining.... up until JULY race I was punting like Shit, .. or the results were.
Switched to Sparkling wine, from then on was firing on all engines. Marinaresco @ 35's helped me big time, plus the Quartets in main race & don't forget BELA-BELA.

My BEST July result in donkey's years. :P

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I didn't have a lot staked but my best July since 2014 because of the little guy winning @ 16's to 18's. Very pleased but also a bit upset I didn't have a big bet on Bela Bela as I managed to overstudy the race and come up with ways to beat her :unsure:

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7 years 11 months ago
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The worst JUly of my life by Royal Badge not winning.

All my trebles included him.

Royal Badge
Horse Guards
Bela Bela

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7 years 11 months ago
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Did not have Marinaresco in the P6.
PA gave me back my money....would have been an awesome day if Celtic Captain won the last.

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