Durbanville Saturday
- MasterOfMyFate
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Re: Durbanville Saturday
8 years 8 months ago
Party Crasher - very pleased with the run. Comfortably the best filly in the race
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- bayern
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Re: Durbanville Saturday
8 years 8 months ago
Quena because of the more favourable draw.
Guessing has never been widely acclaimed as a good gambling strategy.
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- rob faux
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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months agobayern wrote: Quena because of the more favourable draw.
Bayern ,a very new pattern developed over the last few months in Cape Town ......draws that have very low strike rates have won a very high number of maiden races....all from the front.(look back-there have been quite a few that caught me napping)
They appear to have cottoned on to overcoming bad draws with pace,while everything else crawls
(I still cant get myself to back them!! :evil: )
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8 years 8 months agorob faux wrote:bayern wrote: Quena because of the more favourable draw.
Bayern ,a very new pattern developed over the last few months in Cape Town ......draws that have very low strike rates have won a very high number of maiden races....all from the front.(look back-there have been quite a few that caught me napping)
They appear to have cottoned on to overcoming bad draws with pace,while everything else crawls
(I still cant get myself to back them!! :evil: )
Credit to those jockeys, especially against moderate opposition.
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- drdom
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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months agoMasterOfMyFate wrote: Good win from Edict of Nantes. but honestly don't think any of those will challenge for the big 3y0 features.
Think Edict of Nantes is decent. However in a 4 horse field like that it was probably fitness that got him through, and lack of such that was against one or 2 of the others.
Too early to write off anybody yet, and in the classic or the sales race over 1400m I wouldn't be surprised if the fittest rather than the best horse can go close.
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