Siobhan Miller, maybe not yet a household name like Frankie Dettori or AP McCoy, but is definitely a young jockey going places. In only a handful of rides she has impressed with her horsemanship and strength, during that time showing herself no slouch when taking on the boys. But who is Siobhan Miller? Hopefully after this article you will be able to answer that for yourself, as we look over how she got to here and what the future holds.
Miller grew up over the border in Scotland, in a town called Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire. As a girl she dreamt of working in fashion, a hobby she continues to this day, but as she grew older her interest in horse racing grew.
Before she turned her attention to racing she competed in Show Jumping at an affiliated level through ponies. This lasted for a year in which she competed in the pony club games still when only a child. It was after all this her focus changed to the real love of her life and what will one day become a career for her.
This is where it all began, like many jockeys in the sport today her roots are from pony racing. It was after this she found her inspiration within the sport, a certain Hayley Turner who herself was just catching the public's eye. Things were then taken to the next level and the real start of Miller's career.
This leads to the next chapter of her life when attending the Northern Racing College in Doncaster, the dream was in action. Things were about to pick up in a big way when she earned her first job in racing at Park House Stables, home of 2003 Oaks winning trainer Andrew Balding. During her time at the yard Miller was rewarded with her first ride, not for Andrew Balding but for Jamie Poulton.
On August 19th 2011 at Salisbury the public were introduced to Siobhan Miller in an Amateur Ladies race. Her mount that day was a grey 4 year old mare by the name of Push Me who at the time had two wins to her name. Miller was prominent early and as others around her fell away she made her move and hit the front 3 furlongs out. She led until just over a furlong out when tiring and edging left, eventually fading to finish fifth in a strung out field. That was her only ride aboard the mare. After a year with Andrew Balding she moved over to her current stable of David Simcock in Newmarket where she became an apprentice.
Watch her first ever ride here - http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/results/19-08-2011/salisbury/result/453521/savills-lady-riders-handicap-for-lady-amateur-riders/video
It was there at Simcock's yard Miller found the man of her dreams, he came in the form of the classy grey Glass Office. Since then she has looked after and become inseparable with him without riding him on the track yet. In September he won the Sirenia Stakes at Kempton under Jim Crowley leaving Miller overjoyed. But it is her riding that has caught my eye.
Since joining the Simcock yard Siobhan Miller has earned two regular rides the first of which being Dixie Gwalia. Partnering him a total of 8 times to date, coming placed on 3 occasions and finishing worse than 6th just once. It is her more recent partnership with the yard's Hierarch whom she has ridden only 4 times but to good effect. The last two times they have seen the track together (at Kempton and Lingfield) they have been touched off and settled for second. Most recently denied by a neck, beaten by Jack My Boy at Lingfield when up in the box seat most of the race.
Watch her most recent ride -http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/results/31-01-2013/lingfield-park/result/545875/follow-us-on-twitter-at-lingfieldpark-apprentice-handicap/video
Hierarch again ran today (5th February) at Wolverhampton in which he managed third, this run is best forgotten though. On the turn for home Miller was poised to strike before being broadsided leaving Hierarch unbalanced. She managed to get him running on again and he stayed on for a place late in the day. Its debatable but in my mind Hierarch looks more of a Lingfield styled horse and is definitely one to follow.
This leads us to the current day, what does the future hold for a 22 year old Siobhan Miller? Well unfortunately I cant see into the future, but I can predict that if she keeps working as hard as she has been to get here, Hayley Turner has a real rival on her hands. I asked Miss Miller what her ambitions and dreams are for her career, nobody says it better than herself. 'To become a successful jockey, internationally too. I would love to be the inspiration for young girls like Hayley Turner was for me coming Into the game.'
At this time I would like to take the chance to thank the lovely Siobhan Miller for helping me write this. I would 100% recommend following her on twitter, you can find her at @Shiv_Miller, if you have enjoyed this article drop by my page and say hi, @Lukeyboy1325. I will leave you with a question and answer session I shared with Siobhan and once again thank her.
> Favourite Racecourse? Ascot, but I'm sure wherever I have my first winner will be my new fav!
> Favourite Racehorse of all time? Sea the stars, as I watched him win the Guineas and had a Tenner on him (I wasn't a jockey then!)
> Favourite Racehorse running now? Glass office, I rode and looked after him since day one, he's my main man!
> Funniest guy/girl in the jockey room? Shirley Teasdale , always cracks a joke !
> Racing idol? Hayley Turner!
> Flat or Jumps? Flat of course! Although always love watching the big jump meetings!
> Royal Ascot or Cheltenham Festival? Have to be royal ascot!
> Do you have a party trick you are willing to share? Not a trick as such, but I'm very well known for falling over, can not walk in heels, even when sober!
> If I were to be generous and give you a tenner for one horse at Cheltenham, who would it go on? Long run! For some reason I love that horse.
> If you had the chance to ride any horse in all its races next season who would it be and why? Definitely via glory. He means a lot to the yard, and would be great to have plenty of opportunities to snatch up a win on him!
> Racing UK or Attheraces? Oh I can't choose, I'm forever flicking between the two!
> If you weren't a jockey what would you be? Fashion designer. Addicted to fashion, and was planning to go study it at college before I got into racing.
> Matt Chapman or Nick Luck? Matt chapman yeehaaaaaa
> Strictly or X Factor? Xfactor. Went on a few dates with a contestant.0, but he who shall not be named!! Haha
> Ryan Moore or Frankie Dettori? Ryan moore's riding is inspirational but Frankie is such a part in racing , and the only person who gets me star struck in the weighing room!
> Favourite sport other than Horse Racing? American bull riding, love watching it!
> First Car? Fiat punto!
> Favourite Band? Mumford and sons.
> Favourite Song? Empire State of mind, love it !
> Would you rather ride a winner at Royal Ascot, the Breeders Cup or the Dubai Carnival? Breeders cup as it is much more international fields, but I'd settle for a winner at any!
> Preferred drink on a night out? Disaronno & coke!
> And finally, as always, who is the longest in the shower? Have to be myself, oops! And I love to have a good sing a long in there too!!
> Nominate a jockey who I should next focus on? Shirley Teasdale!
Thank you very much for reading, hopefully this is the first of many like this, next on the list Shirley Teasdale, hopefully.
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Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Friday, 14 December 2012
Saturday 15th December
Today we start on a horrible note that nobody wishes to talk about. As im sure you all know, yesterday 20 Children under the age of 10, and 9 adults were shot dead in Connecticut. Now I know this is in no way horse racing related, but I wanted to pay respects to those who will be spending Christmas this year without a family member at the dinner table. You cant imagine what the families are going through, and it is important they are shown how much the world cares.
But with heavy hearts we go on to today's racing after a very successful week on the last blog.
12:45 Cheltenham or 1:45 Lingfield - Court In Motion
Lingfield is the preferred choice for Emma Lavelle's gelding, but in case of abandonment he is left in at Cheltenham. To be quite honest, he should win either race he goes for today he should take all the beating. He was last seen behind leading 3 mile novice Dynaste at Newbury, he was the only one to make a race of it that day. Eventually he went down by 4 1/2 lengths but emerged as a top novice candidate. Our Father was getting alot of weight last time when winning here at Cheltenham, this time he concedes alot. Timmy Murphy also said he wasnt totally in love with the ground, which suggests he'll struggle today. Court in Motion wont mind the ground at either tracks and should take some beating. Cheltenham 11/4 Lingfield 6/4
1:20 Cheltenham - Oh Crick
A couple of weeks ago Oh Crick landed us an each way winning at Newbury to save us. He goes again today and is one of the only runners who is a confirmed mudlark for Alan King. He keeps Josh Newman on board to take off 7 pounds which in this ground could not be more important. This means he carries 10-4 and with a more than capable jockey should make it count. He wasn't straight when losing to Shooters Wood, id be surprised were he not to reverse that form. Really strong claims for the ex festival winner. (6/1)
1:55 Cheltenham - Coneygree
Im only writing a couple of lines on Coneygree as he is a short priced favourite and should duly oblige. He was put up on this blog when winning here impressively last time, and so far is the leading staying novice hurdler. (11/10)
2:20 Lingfield - Lamps
It will be very soft at Lingfield today (if on) and Lamps excels when puddles are visible. He is effectively raised 10 pounds today for his Sandown demolition job when heavily eased to win, thanks to Tom Cannon claiming 3. There isnt really much left to say about Lamps today other than the fact in he should win and could improve further. (3/1)
2:30 Cheltenham - Tartak
Tim Vaughan's gelding is not one id usually follow, but I have heard some pretty encouraging things from the gallops this week. On that front im willing to take a chance on Tartak. Nobody could deny his talent being a former Peterborough Chase winner (rescheduled to Newbury). He was fifth
Last year at the festival behind Salut Flo and sixth here on reappearance. He is dropped two pounds for that effort and will be much better for it, that also gives me confidence he will go in the ground. With that and stable confidence behind him, Tartak is the selection. (20/1)
2:45 Doncaster - Counsel
Counsel was a horse I followed on the flat with mixed results, he is now with Donald McCain over jumps. He started off life over hurdles in a hot contest at Aintree (Handazan won, runs in Cheltenham opener). Though in truth he probably got stuck in the mud that day and has since won nicely at Bangor on better ground. Reversing placings with Moidore in doing so. Jason Maguire comes to ride him today and his odds are a bit on the generous side right now. Useful flat performer will go well on the better ground once again. (7/1)
3:05 Cheltenham - Grandouet
Nicky Henderson's inmate is my selection right now for the Champion Hurdle in March. This is his comeback run from injury, and he must concede 4 pounds to a racefit Zarkandar which is no easy task. Last year he improved no end however and he should be straight for today, with no ground worries he should make a bold showing and solidify his Festival claims. (5/2)
3:20 Doncaster - Mr Moonshine
His eight length defeat to Bold Sir Brian isnt looking too bad now after the winner's recent Sandown win. A return to 3 miles over fences is just what the doctor ordered here though. Last time he finished very tired on very soft ground at Haydock over hurdles, he was ridden very aggresively then however. On this better ground he is an out and out galloper and wont be stopping on the front end under top weight. As mentioned previously he was one of the top staying novices of last year with a 7th in the RSA. With early market support behind him and better ground, Sue Smith could well win the finale here. (6/1)
5 winners last week so lets hope for more of the same this week!
NAP - Oh Crick and Court in Motion (nice double)
NB - Lamps
Happy punting this week guys
But with heavy hearts we go on to today's racing after a very successful week on the last blog.
12:45 Cheltenham or 1:45 Lingfield - Court In Motion
Lingfield is the preferred choice for Emma Lavelle's gelding, but in case of abandonment he is left in at Cheltenham. To be quite honest, he should win either race he goes for today he should take all the beating. He was last seen behind leading 3 mile novice Dynaste at Newbury, he was the only one to make a race of it that day. Eventually he went down by 4 1/2 lengths but emerged as a top novice candidate. Our Father was getting alot of weight last time when winning here at Cheltenham, this time he concedes alot. Timmy Murphy also said he wasnt totally in love with the ground, which suggests he'll struggle today. Court in Motion wont mind the ground at either tracks and should take some beating. Cheltenham 11/4 Lingfield 6/4
1:20 Cheltenham - Oh Crick
A couple of weeks ago Oh Crick landed us an each way winning at Newbury to save us. He goes again today and is one of the only runners who is a confirmed mudlark for Alan King. He keeps Josh Newman on board to take off 7 pounds which in this ground could not be more important. This means he carries 10-4 and with a more than capable jockey should make it count. He wasn't straight when losing to Shooters Wood, id be surprised were he not to reverse that form. Really strong claims for the ex festival winner. (6/1)
1:55 Cheltenham - Coneygree
Im only writing a couple of lines on Coneygree as he is a short priced favourite and should duly oblige. He was put up on this blog when winning here impressively last time, and so far is the leading staying novice hurdler. (11/10)
2:20 Lingfield - Lamps
It will be very soft at Lingfield today (if on) and Lamps excels when puddles are visible. He is effectively raised 10 pounds today for his Sandown demolition job when heavily eased to win, thanks to Tom Cannon claiming 3. There isnt really much left to say about Lamps today other than the fact in he should win and could improve further. (3/1)
2:30 Cheltenham - Tartak
Tim Vaughan's gelding is not one id usually follow, but I have heard some pretty encouraging things from the gallops this week. On that front im willing to take a chance on Tartak. Nobody could deny his talent being a former Peterborough Chase winner (rescheduled to Newbury). He was fifth
Last year at the festival behind Salut Flo and sixth here on reappearance. He is dropped two pounds for that effort and will be much better for it, that also gives me confidence he will go in the ground. With that and stable confidence behind him, Tartak is the selection. (20/1)
2:45 Doncaster - Counsel
Counsel was a horse I followed on the flat with mixed results, he is now with Donald McCain over jumps. He started off life over hurdles in a hot contest at Aintree (Handazan won, runs in Cheltenham opener). Though in truth he probably got stuck in the mud that day and has since won nicely at Bangor on better ground. Reversing placings with Moidore in doing so. Jason Maguire comes to ride him today and his odds are a bit on the generous side right now. Useful flat performer will go well on the better ground once again. (7/1)
3:05 Cheltenham - Grandouet
Nicky Henderson's inmate is my selection right now for the Champion Hurdle in March. This is his comeback run from injury, and he must concede 4 pounds to a racefit Zarkandar which is no easy task. Last year he improved no end however and he should be straight for today, with no ground worries he should make a bold showing and solidify his Festival claims. (5/2)
3:20 Doncaster - Mr Moonshine
His eight length defeat to Bold Sir Brian isnt looking too bad now after the winner's recent Sandown win. A return to 3 miles over fences is just what the doctor ordered here though. Last time he finished very tired on very soft ground at Haydock over hurdles, he was ridden very aggresively then however. On this better ground he is an out and out galloper and wont be stopping on the front end under top weight. As mentioned previously he was one of the top staying novices of last year with a 7th in the RSA. With early market support behind him and better ground, Sue Smith could well win the finale here. (6/1)
5 winners last week so lets hope for more of the same this week!
NAP - Oh Crick and Court in Motion (nice double)
NB - Lamps
Happy punting this week guys
Saturday, 24 March 2012
Winter Derby Day
We found a winner earlier in the week with Pinerolo and another Sue Smith winner with Dartford Warbler. We would have had 3 in a lucky 15 but we chose the wrong Sue Smith horse in the last race, but hey we made a tidy profit. I stuck with the trainer yesterday and it paid off with all 3 of hers winning at sedgefield (thank you Mr Mccoy). her record lately is incredible, only one horse in her last 6 runners has been beat (and even that was by her own horse), to say she is in form is an understatement. So for that reason we have to tip up all three of her's today at Kelso.
2:30 - Brother Scott
3:30 - Shadrack
4:05 - Highrate
I'd also like to add that its great to see Ryan Mania back in the saddle after he hung up his boots a while back and is riding winners left right and centre. But its Lingfield that take centre stage today with the Winter Derby.
Winter Derby - Plenty of horses with chances today and the market is wide open, Premio Loco is obviously the class act but this isnt his best trip and he carries a penalty. Junoob owes his connections nothing after being picked up from a claimer, if he continues his improvement he will be right there when it counts. Like the first mentioned Cai Shen has his first run of the year here today and others are preferred. One that will be fit is Soorah however. He is my pick today, he blew away the cobwebs when last of 8 at Meydan but then bounced back in fantastic style with a win on the same track, from his form it looks very much as if he enjoys the Lingfield surface and should take all the beating today.
2:40 - Newbury - Kentford grey lady clearly brings the best form to the table but she is fresh from a run at Cheltenham and may need a longer break. Cue to Cue is a consistent type but will need to step up on her game were she to land this prize today. Heather Royal is a strong each way bet and id be surprised were she not to make the frame today but may find one or two too good. Tante Sisse is the selection for today, a hard pulling mare usually but got her confidence up with a straight forward win against lesser opposition last time at Doncaster after going close 3 times before that. Tante Sisse to land it today.
Im going to have to cut this short as im going point to pointing today and am in a bit of a rush, i hope there are a few winners above for you and as always, Happy Punting.
2:30 - Brother Scott
3:30 - Shadrack
4:05 - Highrate
I'd also like to add that its great to see Ryan Mania back in the saddle after he hung up his boots a while back and is riding winners left right and centre. But its Lingfield that take centre stage today with the Winter Derby.
Winter Derby - Plenty of horses with chances today and the market is wide open, Premio Loco is obviously the class act but this isnt his best trip and he carries a penalty. Junoob owes his connections nothing after being picked up from a claimer, if he continues his improvement he will be right there when it counts. Like the first mentioned Cai Shen has his first run of the year here today and others are preferred. One that will be fit is Soorah however. He is my pick today, he blew away the cobwebs when last of 8 at Meydan but then bounced back in fantastic style with a win on the same track, from his form it looks very much as if he enjoys the Lingfield surface and should take all the beating today.
2:40 - Newbury - Kentford grey lady clearly brings the best form to the table but she is fresh from a run at Cheltenham and may need a longer break. Cue to Cue is a consistent type but will need to step up on her game were she to land this prize today. Heather Royal is a strong each way bet and id be surprised were she not to make the frame today but may find one or two too good. Tante Sisse is the selection for today, a hard pulling mare usually but got her confidence up with a straight forward win against lesser opposition last time at Doncaster after going close 3 times before that. Tante Sisse to land it today.
Im going to have to cut this short as im going point to pointing today and am in a bit of a rush, i hope there are a few winners above for you and as always, Happy Punting.
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Not So Super Saturday
With all National Hunt meetings in England and Wales abandoned today the attention turns to the all weather at Wolverhampton and Lingfield. However Fairyhouse provide us with some National Hunt action with some exciting horses on show, none more so than Rathlin who looks to land his second Novice Chase and is odds on to do so. Im going to be providing an Each Way Lucky 15 today with a mix of the two disciplines.
4:45 Fairyhouse - Grey Soldier is the selection for this race, a very promising Novice Hurdler a few years ago but is yet to sparkle over fence, he is still relatively young and there may just be a bit of slight improvement to come. Davy Russell gets the leg up today which can only be viewed as a positive, Yeoman is the main danger to the selection off a low weight.
2:35 Fairyhouse - Another Gordon Elliot runner that i excpect a big run from, Davy Condon is on board this time, the horse is called Szabo's Destiny who unseated his pilot last time when favourite, however is usually a sound enough jumper and in my eyes is the one that could beat the Mullins horse. Note that he also wins on bottomless ground as well.
3:00 Lingfield - Titan Triumph has been running nicely as of late without managing to get his head in front, now rated 80 but when younger won a class 2 off of a rating of 91. Admittedly he probably has lost a bit of his sparkle as he is an 8 year old but it does look as though he is set to run another good race this afternoon. The trainer doesnt have many runners however he has been in great form with his last four runners coming 4212, if they arent encouraging enough then i dont know what is.
3:15 Wolverhampton - My NAP of the day is Archie Rice, not much of a price at 5/2 but has hit a real rich vein of form lately, it seems he only wants to do his winning at today's course after being soundly beaten at Lingfield then winning at Wolverhampton last time out when unfancied. Ryan Clark who takes 3 pounds off is a more than useful apprentice and i'd be very disappointed were he not to get home in front today.
NAP - Archie Rice
NB - Szabo's Destiny
Also try Chjimes in the 2:30 at Lingfield
happy punting as always
4:45 Fairyhouse - Grey Soldier is the selection for this race, a very promising Novice Hurdler a few years ago but is yet to sparkle over fence, he is still relatively young and there may just be a bit of slight improvement to come. Davy Russell gets the leg up today which can only be viewed as a positive, Yeoman is the main danger to the selection off a low weight.
2:35 Fairyhouse - Another Gordon Elliot runner that i excpect a big run from, Davy Condon is on board this time, the horse is called Szabo's Destiny who unseated his pilot last time when favourite, however is usually a sound enough jumper and in my eyes is the one that could beat the Mullins horse. Note that he also wins on bottomless ground as well.
3:00 Lingfield - Titan Triumph has been running nicely as of late without managing to get his head in front, now rated 80 but when younger won a class 2 off of a rating of 91. Admittedly he probably has lost a bit of his sparkle as he is an 8 year old but it does look as though he is set to run another good race this afternoon. The trainer doesnt have many runners however he has been in great form with his last four runners coming 4212, if they arent encouraging enough then i dont know what is.
3:15 Wolverhampton - My NAP of the day is Archie Rice, not much of a price at 5/2 but has hit a real rich vein of form lately, it seems he only wants to do his winning at today's course after being soundly beaten at Lingfield then winning at Wolverhampton last time out when unfancied. Ryan Clark who takes 3 pounds off is a more than useful apprentice and i'd be very disappointed were he not to get home in front today.
NAP - Archie Rice
NB - Szabo's Destiny
Also try Chjimes in the 2:30 at Lingfield
happy punting as always
Friday, 13 January 2012
Friday 13th!
Not expecting too much today due to my birthday being today on Friday 13th, but i shall soldier on through it. Lack of stories in the racing world today except the Robert Winston whip ban, but i spoke about the whip ban yesterday so i have given myself the less than easy job of dissecting the Lanzarote Hurdle on Saturday at Kempton.
A race filled with young improving horses and none improving faster than David Pipe's DECOY who ran an extraordinary race to win a conditional jockeys hurdle at cheltenham under the talented Conor O'Farrell. However last time out he was beaten by a fast improving Phillip Hobbs horse name FEATHERBRED LANE who this year has gone up 24 pounds in his last two runs but was very impressive last time out at Aintree. Paul Nicholls trains 2 in this race the first being a former Cheltenham Festival winner in AMERICAN TRILOGY who returns to hurdles after a disappointing time over fences, a return to his best hurdles form should see him go very close. DOMTALINE is the second Nicholls horse ridden by Nephew Harry Derham, he was very impressive at Chepstow but he ran into 2 very useful horses at haydock in Grandouet and Marsh Warbler, an improving kind and looks to be the Nicholls first string. BUENA VISTA usually saves his best for Cheltenham in March, OHIO GOLD has been tricky but has finally found the winning way, this might be too much of an ask for him though. KUILSRIVER is a horse i like and was in need of the run last time however i wouldnt expect him to be good enough to trouble the main protagonists here. ACT OF KALANISI goes for the in form Dr Richard Newland yard but may just need a bit more give in the ground and looks a bit short on his best form. LIGHTNING STRIKE has a 6 pound penalty and that should account for his chance with the improving SWINCOMBE FLAME looking a little short but is in off a low weight. My selection for the race is DOMTALINE who looks on the upgrade, EASTLAKE is another improving young horse but has a short break to overcome and it would be no surprise to see him run a big race.
For my bet today we will have to wait until the last race at Lingfield for a horse called Sherjawy who returned to form last time with a nice 2nd place effort. If returning to his best form then you will be counting your money turning for home however has dropped down the weights and the years of racing may be catching up with him. He showed last time he has lost none of his enthusiasm and looks like a good bet at 5/1 in a weaker contest.
Happy Punting :)
A race filled with young improving horses and none improving faster than David Pipe's DECOY who ran an extraordinary race to win a conditional jockeys hurdle at cheltenham under the talented Conor O'Farrell. However last time out he was beaten by a fast improving Phillip Hobbs horse name FEATHERBRED LANE who this year has gone up 24 pounds in his last two runs but was very impressive last time out at Aintree. Paul Nicholls trains 2 in this race the first being a former Cheltenham Festival winner in AMERICAN TRILOGY who returns to hurdles after a disappointing time over fences, a return to his best hurdles form should see him go very close. DOMTALINE is the second Nicholls horse ridden by Nephew Harry Derham, he was very impressive at Chepstow but he ran into 2 very useful horses at haydock in Grandouet and Marsh Warbler, an improving kind and looks to be the Nicholls first string. BUENA VISTA usually saves his best for Cheltenham in March, OHIO GOLD has been tricky but has finally found the winning way, this might be too much of an ask for him though. KUILSRIVER is a horse i like and was in need of the run last time however i wouldnt expect him to be good enough to trouble the main protagonists here. ACT OF KALANISI goes for the in form Dr Richard Newland yard but may just need a bit more give in the ground and looks a bit short on his best form. LIGHTNING STRIKE has a 6 pound penalty and that should account for his chance with the improving SWINCOMBE FLAME looking a little short but is in off a low weight. My selection for the race is DOMTALINE who looks on the upgrade, EASTLAKE is another improving young horse but has a short break to overcome and it would be no surprise to see him run a big race.
For my bet today we will have to wait until the last race at Lingfield for a horse called Sherjawy who returned to form last time with a nice 2nd place effort. If returning to his best form then you will be counting your money turning for home however has dropped down the weights and the years of racing may be catching up with him. He showed last time he has lost none of his enthusiasm and looks like a good bet at 5/1 in a weaker contest.
Happy Punting :)
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