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Good old mounga. You would have to say hes been well trained and well driven lately.Certainly wanting to win the more prestigious country cup races hes run in lately. As walt and i said when this original thread was started,hes really just living up to what we knew he could do if they wanted,which was why we felt aggrieved with westpeot. But thats all in the past now. Well done to mounga. on to the final. will the cunningplan come off. It may well do going on today. Only thing about winning today was he goes back another 10m by the looks of it. -
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Why wouldn't a Grp 1 winner be swabbed? Or are you trying to find reasons why your bet lost? -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Lammas, who was purchased in England at age 5, was already a nice import for owners Ron Charles and Samuel Gordon. The now 7-year-old gelding delivered his biggest payoff by winning the $175,000 San Francisco Mile Stakes (G3T) at Golden Gate Fields.View the full article
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