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Thought he shaped well but don’t think it was any more impressive than Fionnegas or Quel Esprit.
His pedigree is very impressive – brother to Asian Maze so it would be no surprise to see him make up into a Cheltenham contender. Bigger tests lie ahead though.
I’m tempted by Rite Of Passage’s price at present after Donnas Palm franking the form again today at Fairyhouse. Might wait until we see him out over Christmas.
Whats wrong with General Miller that he is 16/1, an impressive individual from a top stable who beat a potential star with the others miles behind at Cheltenham.
Is he being considered for the Supreme?Henderson has to juggle Bellvano, Quantativeeasing, General Miller and Oscar Whiskey so I suspect the majority of us will be in the dark regarding running plans until much closer to the Festival.
Another impressvie performance i know he did not really beat any good horses but very good from him today.Henderson has to step him in up in trip i hope he does not got to the Supreme novices.
yea was very impressed aswel.dont think he would beat quel esprit though,as that horse looks different gravy!however thankfully for him,that horse looks to be going the 3mile route.
I think this race could cut up a bit, with some of the fancied runners going for different races so therefore I feel Shinrock Paddy is overpriced at 20/1
Quel Esprit lost today was a bit suprised by that.
Anyone know when Quantitativeasing will be out again.Should be the fav for this race now.
Quel Esprit today
I though he should have kicked for home two or three out, the whole field was going well and packed up behind him, if the jockey had taken a look round then he’d have realised he was a sitting duck and had to run the finish out of the others
I hope Tell Massini goes for this although the betfair vibe suggests he’ll take in the Albert Bartlett. The novice hurdles in general are a muddle as not many horses have clear targets (eg Rite of Passage, Peddlers Cross, Quel Esprit).
I hope Tell Massini goes for this although the betfair vibe suggests he’ll take in the Albert Bartlett. The novice hurdles in general are a muddle as not many horses have clear targets (eg Rite of Passage, Peddlers Cross, Quel Esprit).
Tell Massini will almost certainly go for the Albert Bartlett – he stays the trip and it should be the easier race. At the moment he is definitely the one to beat.
Not sure what to make of Rite Of Passage today. The second has now shown himself to be a weak finisher on two occasions and it is hard to evaluate what was behind.
I like Shinrock Paddy for the Ballymore. He’s going to be a problem for whoever lines up. He done away with the last mob he faced at Navan over 20f, and a step up in trip should be alright as he looks powerful and classy enough to handle it. He will also go straight there, so he would definetely be one to watch.
I agree Goldikova, Shinrock Paddy is still overpriced in my view and has a great chance, though General Miller if he turns up here would be my preferred choice.
The three mile race is likely to be Shinrock Paddy’s target according to Nolan.
Satisfactory debut from Rite Of Passage today. Happy enough with that.
Oooppss wrong thread. I always get the Albert Bartlett and Ballymore mixed up. I like Shin P for the Alb Bart. They changed the bloody name to the Neptune or something like that. For the Ballymore, i haven’t check a lot of them out yet to be honest, but i quite like Finians Rainbow. I wouldn’t expect the ground to be as bad as it was LTO for him, so the price isn’t too shabby if this race is his intention. That’s just a first thought though.
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