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Fair enough – he could be one for the National come April anyway, always thought that after his run in the Gold Cup a few years ago. Gigginstown have quite a strong hand in the entries already but he sticks out at 50/1 to me.
The national is an option, but Meade has stated if he’s well enough he’ll go gold cup, so doesn’t look as though he will run in this now…
Bristol De Mai not entered. Madness.
Village Vic, Kylemore Lough, Aso, Cold March, Ballycasey and Road to Riches all entered, BOOM. Very happy.
No Champagne Fever :(
Can’t win them all.
Got more on Kylemore Lough at 70-80 for this the other day. Dunno what person’s laying that but I think they need to take a look at their bot. Also a bit more on Village Vic at 110 + 120. He’s a definite runner and he’s a 16/1 shot on the day. 119/1?
None of these will win or even run. Look at the % of the market they’re taking up.
I know everyone’s dying to know, so I’ll tell you. I’ve lost about £10 in this market so far.
Douvan -£10.80
Champagne Fever -£5.18
Bristol De Mai +£5.05Oh wow, no don’t do that, please. He’s the slowest slow thing ever. No chance. I think they’d be better off getting his mark down and putting him in a National.
Suit yourself. He has Cheltenham form which for me is one of THE most important factors to condsider when backing at the festival considering how unique a track it is, over a similar trip aswell. Plus he has an obvious preference for fast spring ground. By no means a nap but 66s is far too big to ignore.
Irish Cavalier’s record in Grade 1s: F455FP
Beaten, when completed, by 4 1/4L, 39L and 22L.
Slow.
Did he even complete the Ascot Chase? First off the bridle.
Listen to Gordon when it comes to handicaps.
Listen to me when it comes to Grade 1s/2s.
Ballycasey won the Red Mills. Clever ATR presenter man didn’t ask about Cheltenham. Hope he runs in the Ryanair.
I know he’s not going to run in this but how far would Cue Card win it by?
I should of cashed out.
Ballycasey won the Red Mills. Clever ATR presenter man didn’t ask about Cheltenham. Hope he runs in the Ryanair.
At his best over 2.5 miles on good ground. Ryanair should be his target now. Doesn’t stay 3 miles and is too highly rated to even bother running in a handicap
Ballycasey won the Red Mills. Clever ATR presenter man didn’t ask about Cheltenham. Hope he runs in the Ryanair.
At his best over 2.5 miles on good ground. Ryanair should be his target now. Doesn’t stay 3 miles and is too highly rated to even bother running in a handicap
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My thoughts entirely, and was very happy to see they didn’t bring up the subject of The Ryanair.
Clever ATR presenter man didn’t ask about Cheltenham. Hope he runs in the Ryanair.
My thoughts entirely, and was very happy to see they didn’t bring up the subject of The Ryanair.
My post was meant ironically. Yours too?
Does anyone think Gods Own could be running in this?
I already have UDS and Uxiandre at nice prices, but this fellow loves the spring and could be right in the mix.
Anyone know anything about his intended target?
I should of cashed out.
Does anyone think Gods Own could be running in this?
Anyone know anything about his intended target?
I remember reading after the Tingle Creek that Tom George was going to give him a break and would be happy to go to Cheltenham without another run. I suppose it’s simply a question of whether they decide to run for place money in the QMCC or try to win the Ryanair. I’d go for the latter, personally.
Does anyone think Gods Own could be running in this?
Anyone know anything about his intended target?
I remember reading after the Tingle Creek that Tom George was going to give him a break and would be happy to go to Cheltenham without another run. I suppose it’s simply a question of whether they decide to run for place money in the QMCC or try to win the Ryanair. I’d go for the latter, personally.
Thanks for that…
I’m in agreement the Ryanair should be his destination.
25/1 or 16/1 NRNB. Hmmmm…
I should of cashed out.
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