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Have opted for
Uncle Junior
in the Paddy Power Chase. I’ve long been a fan of the horse and he’s done me a good many favours in the past. His jumping hasn’t been as good over conventional fences but I’ll take a chance on him with the excellent Derek O’Connor booked. You could make a case for pretty much anything in the race, I like Glam Gerry but the price is too short for a race like this. I’ll be watching Becauseicouldntsee with interest after his disappointing run last time.
3.10 Leopardstown
Uncle Junior
€5 e/w @ 25/1 (PP)- €50.88
Top class racing at Leopardstown tomorrow, with two Grade 1’s and an excellent Grade 2. I’m hoping the wind op has done the trick for
Voler La Vedette
who only has 4 lengths to make up on Zaidpour who I don’t fancy tomorrow. His record right handed is brilliant but I have a feeling he’s night quite as good left handed. Monksland could be the biggest danger to Voler.
1.25 Leopardstown
Voler La Vedette
€15 e/w @ 9/2 (WH)- €110.88
Top class racing at Leopardstown tomorrow, with two Grade 1’s and an excellent Grade 2. I’m hoping the wind op has done the trick for
Voler La Vedette
who only has 4 lengths to make up on Zaidpour who I don’t fancy tomorrow. His record right handed is brilliant but I have a feeling he’s night quite as good left handed. Monksland could be the biggest danger to Voler.
1.25 Leopardstown
Voler La Vedette
€15 e/w @ 9/2 (WH)Agree Tommy, Zaidpour is vunerable going left handed, as much as I love Voler think she has a bit to prove now but maybe the wind op will do the trick but I’ll take a chance on Monksland he is still very much on the upgrade and should apprceciate the extra trip here.
2.25 Leopardstown (without Back In Focus)
Lyreen Legend
€5 e/w @ 6/1 (PP)- €140.88
Jumping’s the name of the game for these novices. The Westener Boy’s race ended by a terrible mistake and Lyreen came down at the next when pulling a plow
Jumping errors also did for Mount Benbulben, Dedigout and Jenari.
The time has come for
Sir Des Champs
to lay his cards on the table. I need him to do the business to keep my momentum going towards the blue as well as vindicating my faith in his ability. If Flemenstar wins it won’t be the end of the world for me but my pocket needs Sir Des Champs to come out on top!
Cheltenham Gold Cup 2013
Sir Des Champs
€20 e/w @ 7/1 (Ladbrokes)- €180.88
Update of ante-post bets:
Arkle 2013
Trifolium
€5 e/w @ 25/1 Boylesports
Arkle 2013
Arvika Ligeonniere
€10 e/w @ 10/1 (Totesport)Champion Hurdle 2013
Go Native
€5 e/w @ 25/1 (Totesport) Gold Cup 2013
Flemenstar
€10 win @ 14/1 William HillGold Cup 2013
Sir Des Champs
€20 e/w @ 7/1 LadbrokesChampion Chase 2013
Sizing Europe
€10 e/w @ 10/1 Paddy PowerRSA Chase 2013
Boston Bob
€10 e/w @ 10/1 TotesportSurprised Sir Des Champs has drifted to be honest. Things didn’t go right for him today where he lost loads of ground with poor jumping whihc put him on the back foot, yet he battled gamely and if he’d winged the second last he’d probably have won. I’m hoping he’ll jump better on good ground and is still my Cheltenham Gold Cup horse.
On first glance at tomorrow’s card only one horse stands out, that’s in the handicap hurdle over 3 miles.
I’ve just glanced through it and Organisedconfusion looks very well handicapped. He’s no good thing as Shariyan turned out to be but I think he has a live chance. Arthur Moore targets the Leopardstown meeting and the trip and ground should bring his stamina into play. It’s not a race to be getting heavily involved in but I’m having a fiver each way with PP who are going 5 places.
3.05 Leopardstown
Organisedconfusion
€5 e/w @ 12/1 (PP)
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