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Welcome along to the Final Furlong podcast as we take you back to Cheltenham 2019 for a review of day three and four.

I'm in Miss Kennedy alongside my colleague and friend and at the racist pundit Mr Kevin Blake

Hello

with an enthusiastic lull and we are also joined by NBC and racing TV's Nick Luck

Hello or hello each other one you prefer Look! will come that little bit more. Oh, very much so. But for now... Emmett?

Emmett. I got one man, I got one here by Fusaiichi Pegasus and I'm telling you it's going to be good.

Bear mind by the way that tomorrow's podcast where Declan Rick's returns, we will be talking about

flat racing.

But anyway let's focus on the jumps shall we? The going was good to soft with a 6.8 reading on the Thursday. The

J.L. T. went to Barry Garrity's Banker of the week, Defi theoy. Kevin, we were on the preview panel with him

and he was the horse he was most confident about,

and now we know why.

Yeah, he won well, didn't he?

It's a funny race.

It was a funny race in some ways.

I wouldn't be surprised now if Robbie Power was a bit annoyed with himself

for the ride he gave Lost in Translation. I think and the tactics of this race were well discussed beforehand.

You know, Lost in Translation is a horse that will certainly thrive over three miles you'd imagine and it was no secret what

Barry was going to do in that translation he was going to wait and strike late and

the emphasis was on speed here, you know, and that's Robbie was largely responsible for it because he made much of the running.

You know, the finishing speed, you know, according to the time form was it was 110.6%, you know, that's very much speed focused and that was very much in

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