Arc de triomphe Sunday 6th October 2010

Enable going for immortality .
Will enable a horse of a lifetime trainee John Gosden and booked to ride frankie dettorie win the arc Sunday? Well nothing of any calibre has came at him yet . This is a horse who I believe the only one that maybe could or would should I say to turn him over was frankle . But theres going to be a shock on Sunday in the form of Japan and Aiden oBrien booked to ride Ryan Moore, Japan is no slow boat and with conditions worsening it will suit the ballydoyle supremo . So I'm backing Japan on Sunday at the Arc to stop Japan.

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