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NAP – Shishkin, watch tomorrows race for reasons
LAY – Klassical Dream, Stayers, plenty of decent bullets running against it
EACH WAY – Energumene, 14’s Ryanair, gets rerouted after trailing behind Shishkin
Member since March 2008NAP – Galopin Des Champs, flying machine
LAY – Bob Olinger, I’ve not been impressed over fences
EACH WAY – Porticello in the Triumph, barring a fall there’s no way he doesn’t finish in the first three
NAP – Honeysuckle. No points for originality but she is far superior to any of her competition. Would need to fall or not make it to the festival to lose, surely.
LAY – Fil Dor. It looks an uninspiring year for juvenile hurdlers but there must be something better out there than Fil Dor over 2 miles on spring ground.
EACH WAY – Magic Daze in the Arkle. I really think she will come alive on spring ground over 2 miles. Henry the new king of Cheltenham in recent years, knows how to get them ready. 50s in most places.
Nap- Allaho
Hes already walloped every other contender
Lay- galvin
Just can’t have him as the gold cup winner, dont think a plus tard ran to form at Christmas
E/w- Good boy Bobby in the ultima
Will jump and travel from near the pace still got a few lbs in hand off 150 imo
Nap Honeysuckle , I’ve a few e.w against here but the only thing beating her is a hurdle
Lay Bob Olinger , he was a lot better over his fences last time but while he no doubt has a engine I’m not truely convinced his jumping will stand up
Each way Fiddlerontheroof , wide wide open GC and I’ve Galvin well covered but I really like this lad , he,s consistent and ran a cracker in the Ladbroke were the front 2 were miles in front of the others , ran well behind Monkfish last year and he relished the hill at Carlisle at the start of the season , I have him well covered and will keep playing till March
Nap. Honeysuckle. My favourite NH horse looks the number 1 banker.
Lay. Fil Dor. Needs soft ground imo to stand a winning chance and even then Willie may have one or two up his sleeve.
Each Way. Echoes In Rain. 12-1 looks big in the County Hurdle.
I’ve greened up on my lay
and will do a place lay on the day instead depending on oppositionMember since March 2008Nap Run Wild Fred
Lay Facile Vega
ew I want to put Paisley Park, but he’s a bit shorter now, so I will put up Dusart at 20-1 in The Turner Novice Chase
Nap Sir Gerhard
Lay Constitution hill (expect a drift on the day)
EW Al boum photoSHL
Nap – Shan Blue (The Dreaded Ryanair)
Lay – Tiger Roll (XC)
E/W – Envoi Allen (CC)BUY THE SUN
Vauban in the triumph. Especially over the new course. Will demolish the ground over the last 3 furlongs and win handsomely.
E/w. The wolf. (Ultima) Improved form from last year, is a better jumper now and arguably unlucky not to be running off a double penalty and instead gets in 4lb below its mark when finishing 6th in the race last year.
Lay. Facile vega. Anyone who thinks it’s sensible to be taking odds on in a race of complete unknowns is a fool.
LAY:
Facile Vega. Not the first overrated bumper horse. The other one at prohibitive odds would be Shishkin. Just because Nicky trained Sprinter Sacre and Altior doesn’t put him in the same league.
NAP: Constitution Hill. Might be even a decent price against Sir Gerhard and Jonbon.
EW: Indefatigable in the Stayers. Likes the track and stays all day.
Nap … Protektorat
Lay … Galvin
EW …. Gaillard Du Mesnil
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Nap First Street, County Hurdle
Lay Conflated, Ryanair
ew Spiritofthegames, Ultima, if he gets in
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