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Hopefully Zeyrek can win on Saturday and sneak his way into the Cup field. Who knows perhaps he can do a Maluckyday
 
Hopefully Zeyrek can win on Saturday and sneak his way into the Cup field. Who knows perhaps he can do a Maluckyday

Look forward to him winning the Tatts Cup by 1.2 lengths and copping a 2.5kg penalty
 

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If any of the others were any good then Grand Promenade wouldn't have won. Open handicapper at best.

Grand Promenade has had 7 starts over 2400m or more and won 5 of them. He is a good horse and deserves a spot in the cup. He will be competitive, and I think would be in a year with more internationals too.
 
Grand Promenade has had 7 starts over 2400m or more and won 5 of them. He is a good horse and deserves a spot in the cup. He will be competitive, and I think would be in a year with more internationals too.
Mate he's a winter stayer who has not even started at Gp1 or Gp2 level.

To suggest he will be competitive with the fav is a very poor take, and to further suggest he would still be competitive if all the internationals came is a horrific take.
 
Mate he's a winter stayer who has not even started at Gp1 or Gp2 level.

To suggest he will be competitive with the fav is a very poor take, and to further suggest he would still be competitive if all the internationals came is a horrific take.

Grand Promenade was a 2.5 lengths off Nonconformist in a high rating naturalism after having a terrible run. You can call him a winter stayer, but so was Persan last year. I'd see a similar run for Grand Promenade this year. He is progressive improving stayer trained by great trainers of staying horses.

Who cares if he hasnt started at group 1 or group 2 level yet? Do you think he wouldn't be in the market for the Sydney Cup? Adelaide Cup?
 
Grand Promenade was a 2.5 lengths off Nonconformist in a high rating naturalism after having a terrible run. You can call him a winter stayer, but so was Persan last year. I'd see a similar run for Grand Promenade this year. He is progressive improving stayer trained by great trainers of staying horses.

Who cares if he hasnt started at group 1 or group 2 level yet? Do you think he wouldn't be in the market for the Sydney Cup? Adelaide Cup?

Sure - so he can run 5th beaten 2.5 lengths
 
Mate he's a winter stayer who has not even started at Gp1 or Gp2 level.

To suggest he will be competitive with the fav is a very poor take, and to further suggest he would still be competitive if all the internationals came is a horrific take.

Well done sir I'm genuinely confused if this is tongue in cheek or a legitimate statement given the ROF and GP love early days in comparison to Incent.

If it didn't start with "mate" i'd be confident of the latter.
 
Which is competitive i would have thought...

FFS this is a punting board not the ribbons forum - have they introduced first 5s?

Lets face it - 80% of the field can finish top 5 beaten 2.5 lengths if things go right - that doesn't mean they are competitive.
 
FFS this is a punting board not the ribbons forum - have they introduced first 5s?

Lets face it - 80% of the field can finish top 5 beaten 2.5 lengths if things go right - that doesn't mean they are competitive.
This.

Happy to concede the stars align to perfection he can run 5th.

So somewhere between 5th and 20th
 
FFS this is a punting board not the ribbons forum - have they introduced first 5s?

Lets face it - 80% of the field can finish top 5 beaten 2.5 lengths if things go right - that doesn't mean they are competitive.

Rubbish. If you think a horse can run top 5 beaten a couple lengths then you obviously think he can be competitive. The bloke wasn't declaring him the obvious moral just that he could be in the finish
 

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Rubbish. If you think a horse can run top 5 beaten a couple lengths then you obviously think he can be competitive. The bloke wasn't declaring him the obvious moral just that he could be in the finish

In that case 80% of the field is competitive - yay!
 
If you can see him running top 5 then you can see him being competitive in the race

Semantics - absolutely tons of horses can finish 5th that are very little chance of winning. Didn't Great House finish 5th on Saturday?
 
Hey im not the one potting a bloke for simply saying he could be competitive as if he has made some laughably horrendous take

Well on a punting board most would have thought means competitive means a chance of winning - apologies for misunderstanding. In that case I agree - the horse can run in the race and if things go right could finish 5th.
 
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