sacre bleu ! must be the best for years

[batezee]

after Sprinter Sacre demolished Cue Card today can there be any doubt he is simply the best ? The way he wins hard held is astonishing and I think he will stay even further than today`s trip, he is as low as 4-1 for the King George ffs

Unbelievable !!!

David

ps At Fishers Cross was also very impressive , along with My Tent Or Yours, and Dynaste

all in all great days racing imho

[John Hall]

In article <d8607464-9e30-4010...@googlegroups.com>,

batezee <bat...@virginmedia.com> writes:
>after Sprinter Sacre demolished Cue Card today can there be any
>doubt he is simply the best ?

They're calling him National Hunt racing's equivalent to Frankel, and
praise doesn't come much higher than that.

> The way he wins hard held is astonishing and I think he will stay
>even further than today`s trip, he is as low as 4-1 for the King
>George ffs

Going by what Nicky Henderson said after the race, it doesn't seem
likely that they'll try him at three miles, which I think is a pity. He
got two and a half miles so comfortably that I think there's every
chance that he would get three.

>
>Unbelievable !!!
>
>David
>
>ps At Fishers Cross was also very impressive , along with My Tent
>Or Yours, and Dynaste
>
>all in all great days racing imho

Yes, it's always satisfying to see good horses win impressively.
--
John Hall
"Madam, you have between your legs an instrument capable
of giving pleasure to thousands and all you can do is scratch it."
Sir Thomas Beecham (1879-1961) to a lady cellist

[David W Noon]

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On Fri, 5 Apr 2013 19:14:38 +0100, John Hall wrote about Re: sacre
bleu ! must be the best for years:

>In article <d8607464-9e30-4010...@googlegroups.com>,
> batezee <bat...@virginmedia.com> writes:

[snip]

>> The way he wins hard held is astonishing and I think he will stay
>>even further than today`s trip, he is as low as 4-1 for the King
>>George ffs
>
>Going by what Nicky Henderson said after the race, it doesn't seem
>likely that they'll try him at three miles, which I think is a pity. He
>got two and a half miles so comfortably that I think there's every
>chance that he would get three.

Barry Geraghty said after the race that he felt the horse didn't want
any greater distance than the 2½ miles. So I doubt the King George
will be among his agenda.
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