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“no outstanding novices tto really look forward to next year.”
King Rasko Grey over fences?
Befair makes a very fair point . We are used to the Mullins conveyor belt producing next year’s champions and we didn’t really see that. Kopek des B is very good but will his jumping make him Majborough mark II ? King Rasko Grey is a dual festival winner but was all out to hold off Lord Byron who couldn’t lay a glove on Bossman Jack at Aintree, so I think the latter will be the chaser to follow.
”King Rasko Grey over fences?”
He’ll be no match for Old Park Star imo.
I think Narcisco Has could be quite exciting if he’s back next season.
“King Rasko Grey is a dual festival winner but was all out to hold off Lord Byron who couldn’t lay a glove on Bossman Jack at Aintree, so I think the latter will be the chaser to follow.”
I don’t believe we saw the same King Rasko Grey at Punchestown as we did at Cheltenham.
We’ve seen horses beaten at Punchestown after winning at Cheltenham over the years, happened this year with Wodhooh. At least KRG managed to win.
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