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I thought I was in with a good chance but she faded pretty badly. I’ll try Pentland Hills in the next.
That poor jump knocked his confidence , there,s a good race in Tommys Oscar , really good jumper and he travelled really well , future champion novices race at Ayr … If they don’t come to Cheltenham
Yeah Tommys Oscar looked like he was going to bridle on up there, can’t tell whether he just got tired due to being unfit or whether he got tapped for toe at the end.
He should have been fit after Carlisle , he did get cut up at the last corner , I’ll set be sticking with him , as good a hurdler as he was he looks even better over a fence
I’ve went with Lisnagar Oscar EW four places. He’ll go close or completely bomb out, but worth a try.
I’m on the fav and Oscar e.w … Interesting jockey up for Curtis , surely his mark has fallen to a point where has to run well
Just seen Wiseguys gone into 6/4 favourite! Was 7/2 an hour or so ago when I last checked
Now 15/8 lol wtf is this clown market, the irish one does look like a proper fix it job but Wiseguy could be a classy sort, won’t matter though if this Irish horse is 40lbs well in lol
EDIT – now 9/4 Wiseguy lol
Will be a fun watch lol I’d probably rather be on Martin’s horse at 7/4 given guaranteed fitness and the Irish fix it job factor, but will sit it out.
Couple of interest in the last two races.
I’d a soft spot for Father of Jazz on the flat, and certainly an interesting recruit for Skelton. Not necessarily going to bet him, but maybe one to consider for in running (Non Runner)
In the last, I can’t ignore that Memento for Shark Hanlon, with Sean Bowen booked. Around 40’s at the moment, and I’ll definitely bet him in some shape or form.
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