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Had a free bet on banbridge at 14s a few weeks ago
But have taken some of the 7s on allaho after Willie confirmed he will be aiming for a third win in the race
He’s My favourite horse in training and he owes me nothing after winning on him nice amounts in both Ryanair and the punchestown gold cup
Might end up he’s not the horse he was but we can let heart rule head occasionally
And this looks a very weak race on paper
I is on Jonbon 6-1. Hopefully El Fabiolo will be awesome in Ireland and Henderson switches.
After putting him up this time last year for the Turners, I have to side with Banbridge at 14/1.
Looking at the horses quoted shorter than him, one or two are doubtful runners and some of the others have been around the block a few times.
Jonbon would be a serious contender – but maybe Henderson will be tempted to stick to two miles with only El Fabiolo to beat.
Banbridge could be the rising star in this division.
“Jonbon would need to lose a couple of times pre festival to end up here”
Depends. If the Ryanair is going to be as weak as you say, give the horse the best chance to win a race at the Festival. Henderson would need to use some common sense as imo he won’t beat an in form El Fabiolo.
Hendo doesn’t usually do that does he?
He’d much rather win a champion chase
And you can never be scared off by one horse
I’d imagine they’d be quite keen to have another go at el fabiolo and try to make it 2-1 to jonbon.
Jonbon wins the tingle creek there’s only one race he’s running in at Cheltenham.
Very possible
He’s a very good horse but not a top notcher
And he’s bumped into two top notchers in the Supreme and arkle
“free bets” or not….Banbridge when he’s very ground dependant reeks risk to me.
Banbridge is best 16/1 for this antepost in October.
Saint Roi is 50/1 with 1l 1/2 difference.
Is he on the injured list or something?
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!At 14/1, I think the risk is factored into the price.
I believe Banbridge is OK on good to soft, it is only on very soft ground when it might be an issue.
Banbridge was one of my big hopes for last season, and I was really happy with how it went, considering I initially liked him for The National Hunt Chase.
You’re certainly risking it this far out with him, considering they’ll have no qualms about withdrawing him, but always planned to follow him this season, so happy to take the 16’s
Banbridge 16’s
Allaho to start in the clonmel oil chase
He always comes on for the run big time so be interesting to see how he gets on
Nice little jog around for allaho
Was like a training exercise on desperate ground
I’d imagine we won’t see him now till the grade 2 at thurles in january
He wins that well he goes off 5/4-6/4
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