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November 27, 2017 at 20:30 #1329104
I added a few here recently
Delirant 48/1
Antey 33/1
Sayar 25/1
Lad of luck 50/1November 27, 2017 at 21:01 #1329115Antey 33/1, Reel Steel 33/1 and Epicuris 33/1 for me on the back of that shocker. Damage limitation is in full flow, Red Jack now remains the primary hope.
November 29, 2017 at 21:45 #1329449I think Willie’s horse for this could be Makitorix who’s entered up in the Royal Bond at the weekend. Bolted up on debut at Listowel back in September from a decent yardstick and 20/1 for Cheltenham glory as it stands.
November 30, 2017 at 09:28 #1329485He was 24 L ahead of a horse rated 110 so he needs to improve another stone on that to be challenging for the Supreme. No reason why he cant but I’d need a bit more to go on than that first run. We’ll see how he does in that Grade 1 on Sunday.
November 30, 2017 at 14:15 #1329513Visually very impressive mind, and could’ve put many more lengths between them had Ruby wished to. But the fact he’s been entered for the Royal Bond alone is a positive. Of course it’s a huge guessing game with these novices.
November 30, 2017 at 16:15 #1329527Real Steel had a good win today. Hard to know what he beat. The horse in 2nd has won a bumper but that doesn’t tell us much. If Mullins is putting Makitorix in the Grade 1 on Sunday he must think more of him; but you don’t know for sure.. He ran Airlie Beach, Saturnas and Penhill in it last year with Melon not fit. I suppose they were probably 3 of his better Novices last year..
November 30, 2017 at 20:49 #1329548Not sure that’s correct at all… None of his supreme hopes have done that well in the RB recently… He doesn’t rush them and the ones coming out November onwards are normally the proper winter horses… Not of the 3 you mentioned above were proper supreme types and as you say Melon wasn’t out in time…Real Steel looked a very decent type…but as you say plenty of water to go under the bridge yet. The second looked mega impressive on debut but who knows what the bumper form will come to.
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!November 30, 2017 at 23:44 #1329578Nice time 3:56
4 secs faster than petit mouchoir in same race 2 years ago with real steel racing on slightly worse groundI like this fella, top of supreme list so far
2nd horse will win next time out
December 1, 2017 at 06:58 #1329600Well I’ve gone back on myself and have had a bet without knowing what the superstar Samcro is doing.
Red Jack @ 20/1
December 3, 2017 at 19:14 #1330221Mengli Khan was a very good winner today but I cannot have him winning a Supreme. Looks like he relishes the cut in the ground and the drift on the much hyped Red Jack told you a big story about him.
I don’t think the novice hurdles this season have been great this year. Samcro looks the one genuine class act but not a lot has been in behind these winners.
Il be waiting to see what Willie runs in the 2m 2f race at Leopardstown in 2018 to guide i think.
December 3, 2017 at 21:35 #1330244The thing about Samcro is that the Ballymore should be the stronger race on what I’ve seen this season
December 3, 2017 at 21:57 #1330252Well I’ve gone back on myself and have had a bet without knowing what the superstar Samcro is doing.Red Jack @ 20/1
Wish I hadn’t now.
Samcro probably will run (and win) in the other race which I’ve thought would suit best all along.
But I didn’t have the balls to bet him just for that so played any race – as mentioned on another thread ages ago. Glad I did as I haven’t seen anything capable of getting anywhere near him tbh. He just looks like an absolute monster.
December 4, 2017 at 18:23 #1330373As mentioned, a race thus far lacking a ‘superstar’ (if one is needed). Had a little dig through the market and found a bright shiny prospect at a price. Damalisque won a listed event on his hurdling bow at the start of September at Autueil. He travelled strongly throughout, giving the impression he could drop back from the 2 mile 2f he was running over, before bolting clear in the style of a smart horse, putting 9 lengths between himself and his nearest rival. The owners have since come out and said that they’re ready to sell to a ‘top British or Irish owner’. I feel if he fell into the right hands (are you reading Mr Ricci) he could turn into a decent prospect. Over to you money men…
Damalisque 40/1
December 4, 2017 at 18:31 #1330375Here is a link to his run if anyone’s interested
When you join the clip he’s sat second in the black and gold silks
December 4, 2017 at 19:13 #1330384@Bozlike, Not sure where he’s gone either….wouldn’t be surprised if it’s JP, seems to be buying up all the FR big money prospects
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Hindsight is 20/20 so make the most of it!December 4, 2017 at 20:24 #1330398This is the whole race, Bozlike
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