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Original Post 2010-Mar-14, 10:22 AM

1 Beauty Flash (2) L Dettori  57

2 Tuscan Spirit (5) Craig Williams  57

3 Brave Kid         (4) B Prebble  57

4 Fair Trade        (14)  R S Dye  57

5 King Dancer (3) G Mosse  57

6 Super Satin (7) D Whyte  57

7 Irian          (9)  D Beadman  57

8 Super Pistachio(6) F Coetzee  57

9 Beauty Legend  ( cool A T Gryder  57

10 Straight Forward(12)M Chadwick  57

11 Little Dreams  (11) W C Marwing  57

12 Appreciation   (13) O Doleuze  57

13 Jolly Good       (10) A Suborics  57

14 Grand Dragon (1) J Lloyd  57


MY interest in this race is Fair Trade. Drifter in the markets though - $4.80 to $6.

Thoughts from the international Gurus?

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2010-Mar-14, 10:25 AM

Putting the horse's form aside, when was the last time Shane Dye rode a G1 winner?
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2010-Mar-14, 10:27 AM

From Prebble to Dye. Talk about from chocolates to boiled lollies.
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2010-Mar-14, 01:58 PM

Sport 927's Shane Anderson is the guru if you can get hold of his tips on the website...if you goto podcasts you'll fine International Racing segments well worth a listen to.

Fair Trade really has had a shocker of a prep for a race like this 1400m to 2000m but he might just be capable of it. Barrier prob doesn't matter much, yeah I'd like to know of Dye's recent form. From a report I read he's going very well for what it's worth. From what he's shown here you'd have to rate his chances highly.

Mounts of Whyte and Beadman both look likely to be amongst the finish.
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2010-Mar-14, 06:30 PM

Can't find it. I'll back him anyway just off the talent we saw.

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2010-Mar-14, 06:33 PM

fair trades last win was massive mark  cool
ill be cheerin him on been a nice weekend for me,
stunk it up then loaded up big time on the mikado and hit a few today
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2010-Mar-14, 06:41 PM

R.S dye  Thumb Down Thumb Down Thumb Down
what a horrible jockey he is
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2010-Mar-14, 06:45 PM

What was wrong ?

I got the impression the connection ran him in the Derby for no other reason than for the sake of it.

What was the horse doing in that race ?
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2010-Mar-14, 06:50 PM

R.S dye  Thumb Down Thumb Down Thumb Down
what a horrible jockey he is




I thought to myself, oh my lord, when I heard ''and Dye takes off at the 900"  nowink

Wasnt the difference between him winning and losing though.
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2010-Mar-14, 10:57 PM

Worth watching the replay of both G1s... Darren Flindell calling as I understand it.

In both races there is nothing in the finish to my eye and he selects the winner both times. Magnificent stuff  Thumb Up   Thumb Up
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