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I added Champ Kiely ew as the form is decent, he stays and goes on soft and the jockey is keen on his chance apparently.
To post Gaelic Warrior looked as keen as Chezza would be in a hob nob factory
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The Irish horses are streets ahead of the rest (bar CH). Hermes A well fancied but just miles back.
Some horse……less said about the Challow winner the better…..
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!“To post Gaelic Warrior looked as keen as Chezza would be in a hob nob factory”
Chezza would need a cross nose-band minimum in that scenario.
Banging good horse that – he’s made Gaelic Warrior look rubbish when he’s decent.
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I wonder if he will be Mullins’s Champion Hurdle horse next year?
First four home trained in Ireland. Another British “Grade 1” winner beaten out of sight.
“wonder if he will be Mullins’s Champion Hurdle horse next year?”
It would be a sin not to send him over fences. Just look at him!
There’s not a whole lot of point anything from Britain bothering at the minute really is there!
From here on in anything I’m looking at needs to be trained in Ireland.
The ante post money I’ve got on BMG might as well be used as kindling!
He’s the only horse in training capable of getting Constitution Hill out of second gear. Let’s hope they both stay healthy and sound, as we could see some great clashes between the two of them over the next few years.
You’d have to think the Skelton horse in the County (Pembroke) will drift like a barge as the UK novice hurdle form is dire
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