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Plenty scope to improve, but O'Neill's gelding is on right track
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NOT for the first time this season, supporters of SPECTROSCOPE
were left thumbing their way through the Bumper Book of Excuses after
the gelding had once again made himself the darling of the bookies at
York last week.
A mountain of money, around GBP 62,000 in recorded bets alone,
went down the plug-hole when Jonjo O'Neill's four-year-old finished
nearer last than first on the Knavesmire, and as he was also a well-
beaten favourite on his previous run, punters' patience must be
wearing paper thin.
Anyone who has been twice bitten will rightfully be wary of going
for the hat-trick, but the ...
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