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Nice to see Bright Forecast get a piece in the Racing Post today. Had him earmarked for the Supreme for a few months, but he’s being stepped up in trip for this instead, which is understandable given the way he’s finished his races. Finishing behind Mister Fisher last time out is no disgrace, so it’ll be interesting to see how he gets on the day before.
I think he’s a massive price and is great each way value for a trainer who knows how to win this race!
Galvin lads, was at Belfast preview night + Elliot said Galvin likely runner in Martin Pipe… If you think he had a chance in this, must back him here too surely?
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!Saw that Ham! Doesn’t he know the new rule where he can only be declared once in a week haha!
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!I assume the new rule only relates to the 48 hour declarations, or is that 24 hours?
I think Sams Profile has got real prospects of making the frame here. I took 20/1, but I think that 14-1 is still a very good price.
I Previously did CHAMPAGNE PLATINUM NRNB but hes not turning up.
Just having a look at this race again and I have had decent bet on BEAKSTOWN @ 14/1 EW. Think he is over priced and has come under the radar. Showed a decent turn of foot at Warick and then ran green, but beat 138 horse with alot to spare. Skeleton fancies him and i will be disappointed if he doesn’t make the frame.
BEAKSTOWN 14/1 EW good luck all
Allaho gone very weak on the exchanges for the Albert Bartlett; could be heading here. You can get around 20’s on him in both races. Maybe with Klassical Dream going to the Supreme means Ruby wants him here. As recent as last Friday the Albert Bartlett was the plan but I took some 50’s on him for The Ballymore when the weather became clearer. Hopefully he goes here
I also ended up with Beakstown at 14/1 EW. He was very green at Warwick, but still won quite easily against a decent field. I think he certainly go on to improve. Also added Valdieu at 66/1 EW. Very decent form until his last run, that was on very quick ground over 2 miles however. This might suit him better, fair price to find out.
No idea about this race so have gone for small EWs on
Castlebawn West 28-1 who has gone well on his first two hurdle starts and should cope with with ground
And can’t resist the gorgeous big Dunvegan 40-1 even though his prep hasn’t been great and he’s a chaser reallyCastlebawn West has ran twice and teh form of both races is muck; wouldn’t be confidnet
Gone for Sam’s profile with the skybet cash back offer
Nothing at all went his way against battleoverdoyen last time, with some natural improvement he should have every chance of reversing the form
And having run over 3 miles is guaranteed to be staying on up the hill
Surely champ is an awful favourite? The challow was one of the weakest grade 1s ever run
Champ has two big trends to overcome
A 7 year old hasn’t won the race in some time
And something like 16 winners of the challow have then tried to win the ballymore and failed
For me he is far too keen in his races
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