...............and how. I should have gone for a slap up nosh at Sushi Bay instead. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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...............and how. I should have gone for a slap up nosh at Sushi Bay instead. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
That mare of Matthew Sandblom's...Left For Me...doing a smashing job isn't she. Very smart.
Doing a super job every breeders dream to see them doing so well.
The same could be said for Sloys Company who own My Ami Lee the dam of the other fillies semi winner Louvre.Quote:
Originally Posted by triplev123
At her former Happy Hunting Ground...Penrith.
Race 8. 9:47pm.
Hope we see something of the form we saw at her debut and also her latest win.
Good luck Ty.
Just looking at the first 3 races at Penrith and there running sometime there tonight. I done my money cold on her last time Triple so i'm prepared to go against her tonight and take The Eyreloom.
Huh?? Have been mystified why this thread was ever started in the first place and even more puzzled why it has continued to now with so many ongoing posts.
I hope that it can now be put to rest with another rather ordinary run just now by Gesturestar. Surely she's a "fair" 2YO but not worth all this attempted hype that some are putting forward in this thread. In fact , overall this whole thread is rather puzzling :-(
Know part owners on here it's just after seeing her first run and being one of the first to race by first season sire Shark Gesture it was a filly that a few of us thought would go onto bigger thing's. John Tapp on In The Gig even selected her for his tip of the week when she won at Penrith.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucky Camilla"s Lovechild
ive quite enjoyed this thread, no vested interest here either. have been burnt a couple of times though recently, but will continue to follow this filly as i too saw what mango saw, although from memory it was at cobram.
Yeah your probably right Paleface i'm not 100% sure where it was but it was a huge run.