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Ken4155 | 06:58 Wed 23rd Aug 2023 | Other Sports
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Ryan Moore has 6 rides on day 1 of York's Ebor meeting, which begins today.
His 6 rides all have varying chances of a win and the bet may well rest on the performance of Paddington in the 3.35. It is odds-on to beat 3 rivals, and many, including myself, do not see it being beaten. Indeed, had the offer been evens for Paddington to win, i would have been on. Paddington's main rival in the 3.35 is the 5 yo Mostahdaf (Gosden/Dettori) who is no mug, but i don't believe it capable of conceding the weight to Moore's mount.
As i see it, should the unthinkable happen and Paddington's winning run (7 wins on the spin - last 4 all Gp 1)) come to an end, his next best chance of a win comes in the last where he rides Starlust for the very much in-form Ralph Becket stable.

£10 Moore to ride at least one winner at York, today @ evens - Willy Hill
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I'll take the bet even though I have no idea what you are saying. Gobbledygook to me.
I've even put a separate bet on Paddington to win.
I didn't know bears were allowed in.
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I've put Paddington (to win by at least 2 lengths) @ 13/8 in a free £2 acca with Sky, along with Gregory, Ballymount Boy and Starlust. Poss returns = £163.
Just so long as the bear doesn't stop to eat one of the other 3 runners, Hoppy:-)
Your second paragraph confused me at first.

... Paddington's run ... then his next ... when he rides Stardust

Then I realised the pronoun referred to Ryan Moore, not Paddington LOL
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Continuous wins the 3.00 York, doing handstands - both Ken and Hoppy collect. Good ride, Ryan Moore:-))
Thanks Ken. I just wish I hadn't wasted three pounds on Paddington. More of a donkey than a bear.
I didn't know he was up against Frankie.
I should learn my lesson. I win when I follow the master, and usually lose when I branch out alone.
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Quite a confident ride from Frankie, Hoppy. Rode the top weight as if defeat was out of the question. When you see him riding like that, you wonder about his decision to hang his saddle up at the end of the season?
'The bear' found it's elders a tad too good on the day.

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