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- February 6, 2019 at 01:00 #1395256
Sorry Jack, hardly been on the last couple of days with work, just seen your post.
He didn’t get any entries, as I was certainly looking for him. I’ve a feeling he might not be one of their Cheltenham team, but I really like him. As unlikely as it is with their other ammo, I’ve taken up to 690’s for The Ballymore.
February 6, 2019 at 14:53 #1395292He’d need to fair improve on today’s run!
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!February 6, 2019 at 15:54 #1395294He definitely would jack but still, gave a 125 rated horse 6lbs and won ok, probably ran mid 130s ish, would need to improve what 10lbs to be in the mix? Dont think thats totally out of the question! But more importantly, he keeps winning!
Davy all the way to ayr?
February 6, 2019 at 19:54 #1395309It wasn’t a “knock your socks off” performance, but I was happy with him at the finish.
Didn’t have him down as a guaranteed part of the yards Cheltenham team anyway, but if he did go that would be a bonus, and I would love them to consider The Ballymore.
February 6, 2019 at 23:21 #1395317He had quite a bit to do at the end of the race and I think he finished it off nicely. He’s definitely not slow that’s for sure. He seems to comfortably find more when asked. Difficult to say how it compares but I really like him.
April 1, 2019 at 09:38 #1415417This doesn’t really fall under the next year novice title, but how impressive did Breaken look yesterday at Limerick!
Mullins was quick to mention the ground, as the time seemed fast, but in comparison to the other 2m races, his time compared favourably. 2.7 secs faster than the juveniles carrying over a stone more…Sectionals would probably help compare better, as he did go out and make all at his own pace, but he looked impressive anyway. Probably one of the bus load of novices still not raced at Closutton.Twitter: Jackh1092
Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!April 3, 2019 at 20:37 #1415977Jack – I often find hose races where one horse is allowed to go 20+ lengths clear difficult to read. Sometimes I wonder whether the other jockeys just misjudged it and assumed the lead horse would come back to them. He looked pretty damn good and the stats you mention seem to back that up. I think I need to see him another race to form a firmer view. Perhaps we’ll see him at Punchestown.
I was disappointed not have seen Asterion Forlonge this year. Have you heard anything?
April 4, 2019 at 12:40 #1416067100% CNC, i do think he looks pretty good, but how good we will see! I wonder will they run him vs Klassical Dream….nothing to lose really.
I haven’t heard anything, i presume he’s one of the ones that he couldn’t get to the track.
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!April 13, 2019 at 13:22 #1417356Quite disappointed with Galvin yesterday, but hopefully he’ll be better for chasing.
May 25, 2019 at 08:49 #1441311Thus far I would have down the following horses as strong bumper performers or big money purchases who could become top novice hurdlers for next year. Many of these, people are probably aware of already but I would be interested to know know whom you think should be added to the list. List as follows….
1) Envoi Allen
2) Malone Road
3) Andy Dufresne
4) Dlauro
5) Chantry House
6) Fly Smart
7) Festival D’Ex
8) Botany (Mare)
9) Princess Vega (Mare)
10) Gypsy Island (Mare)
11) Fructine (Mare)
12) Interconnected
13) Wide Receiver – big money purchase
14) Let’s Go Champ – big money purchase
15) My Whirlwind – big money purchase
16) Ferny Hollow – big money purchase
17) Bravemansgame – big money purchase
18) Bold Assassin – big money purchaseJune 23, 2019 at 21:41 #1446822Franco de Port, 13L winner of Auteuil race that plenty of decent ones have won in the past is with Mullins + in the Pravalaguna colours! Safe to say he’ll have cost a fortune!
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