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Meeting kicks off with the Supreme Novices.<br>Amaretto Rose looks to have a decent chance and the mares allowance could be vital and the Irish raiders dont look that strong but there is ‘word’ that Freddie Williams has laid Mouse Morris Shanghide to lose 200K EW (just 50/1 with Ladbrokes but was 100/1 with Boyles and S James. <br>If the ground starts to dry up the Henderson horse could be taken on, De Valira is a drifter on betfair.<br>My bets so far just £20 ew @100/1 Shanghide.
I like Amaretto Rose as well, and I will be interested in Sir Boreas Hawk if Alan Swinbank decides to run him.
Colin
Amaretto Rose is a worthy favourite but I cannot back a horse at such a short price in a competitive race. They go very fast and it will be a test of stamina. I like the look of GRANITE JACK each way as Nicholls seems confident. Clopf might come out best of the irish as he seems to have a good attitude.
Thanks for the info Trackside.
As I said, I’m on Granite Jack so I would be quite happy if a few more dropped out lol.
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Can anyone explain to me De Valira’s price relative to Wins Now and Orbit O’Gold? He’s trading at about 10s on Betfair with Wins Now three times and Orbit O’Gold six times his price yet on the Form Book there’s little between the three of them.
Can’t give an answer to that Gus Kennedy.
My view is Amaretto Rose is extremely poor value, but then I don’t really fancy any of the Irish horses. As a result I fancy Granit Jack at the moment. Nicholls thinks very highly of him and his form last time out has been franked by Missis Potts. He’ll be staying on up the hill in what is normally a fast run race. He looks each way value
I’m going to back Tyson at fancy prices assuming he runs. Showed that 2m on soft ground holds no fears, this is often won by a classy ex flat horse and although he could do with more experience I’m going to have an each way bet on him..
I’m on Granit Jack also, at 33/1, as he seemed to have very valid excuses for his first 2 performances in England.
His form in France entitles him to have a very reasonable chance. Also, it can’t be a bad sign if a trainer as forthcoming as Nicholls describes him favourably with last years winner, Noland.
Lucky enough to be on amaretto at 14’s.
Judging by Hedersons confidence and the way the conditions have come up, still would consider backing at 3’s (if i hadnt already..)
She’s a very short price, but IMO everything is pointing towards Amaretto Rose.
Steve
Maybe I should have, but I haven’t given up on Tipperary Allstar. Though I’ve also taken good prices about a few others in smaller amounts.
<br>(Edited by Grimes at 6:22 pm on Mar. 12, 2007)<br>
(Edited by Grimes at 6:22 pm on Mar. 12, 2007)
Hello,
Charlie Mann’s MY TURN NOW would have an Each way shout if turning up. :)
regards,
doyley
Beautifully flat bred, too – which gives a little more confidence for at least a good show.
(Edited by Grimes at 6:20 pm on Mar. 12, 2007)
I will be siding with hide the evidence who i think leads the irish contingent, though i’d prefer a more experienced festival jockey on board, but a furious gallop, which is most likely, will suit this horse down to the ground.
Also i’ll be wishing HJ and Sal the very best of luck with Amaretto Rose.
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