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- February 22, 2010 at 22:40 #278506
I’d like to know the last Sun Alliance Chase winner that hadn’t seen a fence by the 3rd week in February…
February 22, 2010 at 23:17 #278510http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m4/mar2009/5/8/image-6-for-cheltenham-festival-day-2-gallery-448768875.jpg
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COME ON MIKAEL!!!!!
February 23, 2010 at 07:28 #278525If Mikael wins his prep race in style then I can see him vying for favouritism for the RSA.
If Dunguib wins then I can see the "Ruby Factor" and the weight of irish money sending him off a clear favourite.
Still available at 14/1 with Mullins sounding bullish about his chances.
I remember prior to Masterminded winning the Game Spirit prior to his first champion chase that Paul Nichols said in his column that the horse was working brilliantly with Kauto Star yet the horse was available at double figure odds prior to the Game Spirit
February 23, 2010 at 18:33 #278637Mikael is out of tomorrow’s race still but has an entry on Sunday. 2m4f
What odds the doesn’t show up at The Festival?February 23, 2010 at 18:39 #278638Mikael is out of tomorrow’s race still but has an entry on Sunday. 2m4f
What odds the doesn’t show up at The Festival?
Have to be very, very short, surely.
February 23, 2010 at 18:55 #278642If I bet Ante Post I’d be getting on Weird Al EW before the price drops, Don’t know if he’ll win, he could easily do so, but I really cannot see him out of the frame
He’s the only contender without a single question mark of one sort or another
February 23, 2010 at 19:02 #278647He holds a few more entries at the weekend. He could well run in the 2m1 novice chase at Leopardstown on Sunday so even if he does make Cheltenham, there’s every chance it could be for the Arkle and not the RSA.
February 23, 2010 at 19:39 #278657I am sticking with what i said a few weeks back, i dont think anything will beat Punchestowns.
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The fact that he uses a picture of Frank Butcher in his profile should tell you all you need to know
February 23, 2010 at 22:07 #278709If Long Run gets round without any serious jumping errors he wins, he’s already 4th in the betting @ 9/1 for next years gold cup when he will only be 6.
Kauto Star was 5 when he won his first grade 1 chase yet Long Run has won his at 4, his form with Tchico Polos gives him the clear beating of Punchestowns.
Can anyone recall a 4 year old winning a grade 1 chase in recent history?
February 23, 2010 at 22:09 #278711I still would have faith in Mikael..
Ask yourself whats the point in ruining the horse in awful ground at Fairyhouse when he can have a beautiful prep on a beautiful track on Sunday
February 23, 2010 at 22:21 #278714If Long Run gets round without any serious jumping errors
That’s a h*ll of an IF
he wins, he’s already 4th in the betting @ 9/1 for next years gold cup when he will only be 6.
Kauto Star was 5 when he won his first grade 1 chase yet Long Run has won his at 4, his form with Tchico Polos gives him the clear beating of Punchestowns.
Can anyone recall a 4 year old winning a grade 1 chase in recent history?
He didn’t excatly beat much at Kempton and in France he beat other 4-Y-Olds and I strongly believe the French over race their young horses. It wouldn’t happen in Ireland, if a potential chaser jumped anything as a 4-Y-0 it would be in a point-to-point and they’d be far better for it in the long run (No pun intended)
February 24, 2010 at 00:12 #278744Bred differently CS, mature earlier the French breds and don’t last as long…Kauto excepted.
February 24, 2010 at 00:36 #278748Traditionally this race goes to a grinder and I’m not sure if either of the Henderson pair are that kind of horse. They’re both very talented horses but will they have the belly for it when they have to battle? Punchestowns cried enough against Big Bucks up the hill last year and I don’t think Long Run will be able to burn off this field from the front like he did at Kempton.
I think of all the races at the festival this year – this is the one I’d have earmarked for a shock.
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