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I know and if he would be Willie Mullins trained he’d start odds-on. The only two worries I would have are
a) that Paddy Brennan moment on Cue Card in the GC when he was full of running and fell three out
b) the fact that Alan King has just about the longest losing run at the Festival.This still doesn’t mean anything since the horse doesn’t know much about the past. Good luck and have a good week, Glad!
“a) that Paddy Brennan moment on Cue Card in the GC when he was full of running and fell three out”
Edwardstone is the best jumper in the field: neat, capable of going long or short and quick away from his fences. He also has valuable experience of jumping in amongst horses from his handicap hurdling days. He may get unlucky and be brought down, but he won’t fall.
“b) the fact that Alan King has just about the longest losing run at the Festival.”
He’s been going there with poor ammunition, though.
Since the halcyon days of Katchit, My Way, Voy Por, etc he hasn’t had many genuine top class horses. Edwardstone is definitely one.
Thanks for the good luck wishes; hope you have a successful week, too. 😎
I get a the feeling he,ll either win 2 or 3 lengths or will fall apart and end with the washing , got to say out with bravemansgame he,s prob been the most impressive British novice , questions is does he like a fight
As no fiddlerontheroof I’ll put up eldorado allen for my e.w now , at around 12s with a few unlikely to run here he maybe the one to chase Allaho home , he ran a cracker last time and don’t forget he ran on for 2nd in the Arkle last year , if Allaho hasn’t blown them out the water 2 from home then this is the boy who may cause him problems
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