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Was it Swing Bowler that was a very fast finishing fifth after meeting a bit of trouble in running? And probably a bit ring rusty as well.
Yeah, Swing Bowler finished well. Obviously a plan for Cheltenham
My pics were 3rd and 6th. I was hoping Fehilly would use Irish Saints proven stamina and send him to the front down the straight but he, like a few others i think, misjudged the eventual winner and probably expected him to fold.
Form of the race looks pretty good to me though. No fluke.
I really like Splash Of Ginge with an eye to the future.
Whatever he does in the Supreme or County Hurdle, he is going to be a very strong force next year and beyond over fences. As a horse with the pedigree of a dour staying chaser, it is very impressive to see him winning valuable two mile handicap hurdles.
I really like Splash Of Ginge with an eye to the future.
Whatever he does in the Supreme or County Hurdle, he is going to be a very strong force next year and beyond over fences. As a horse with the pedigree of a dour staying chaser, it is very impressive to see him winning valuable two mile handicap hurdles.
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What I can’t understand is why they are supposedly aiming Cheltenian at the Supreme when he looks to want further. As do most champion bumper winners.
Awesome! I follow Ginge on twitter. Get in!
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