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I had to put more pressure on than I did in the Miracle Mile.
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I had to put more pressure on than I did in the Miracle Mile.
Yes Trish,Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
watching the race unfold you could see Grant really pushing Larry harder further from home than he ever has but he knew he had to do just that or get "outsprinted" over the last furlong or so. What a horse! is there ANY bottom to him??because they certainly haven't found it yet. It will never happen but gee I'd love to see him take on the very best the US has over at least 2000m but preferably something closer to 3200m. The dopey septics would be forced into admitting they don't have the worlds best pacers.
I agree with everything you have to say Dan but the horse does have a bottom , it is under his tail . Hahahahaha
LTF tonight .
Thoughts?
Very good as usual. A fairly controlled effort which is what Grant would have wanted first up
https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...25#APM31052501
https://www.harness.org.au/media-roo...?news_id=70087
“It was a bit hard to assess things on such a wet track, but I felt he should have won a bit easier,”
I felt the same . But Grant will have the champ sorted .