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Thanks Very Much Apracing.
Are you 100% sure of these dates for the forfeits?? So for a horse to get this far it would have cost 11000 and another 4000 at the next forfeit?? And if a horse is entered on both the races and doesnt declare at the next forfeit they lose 22,000???
Thanks for taking the time to reply to me.
Im not sure if that 100% true but it does look expensive. Does anyone know when the forfeit stages are??
From what i hear Carv Top the Charts could be the fancy from that yard. Leg Spinner only in to keep the weights for the other two, TTC on 8-3 and if decent ground should go well
Your spot on ratpack. They know that they will lose money on these markets(very small amount) and are happy to do so with the publicity they gain from it. But you cant blame them for doing what they do and theres no better company for getting themselves in the media then Paddypower.
Some nice tiping there carvillshill. If you get a chance would you drop me a mail as have one or two questions on a few Irish horses for Cheltenham. Thanks. celtdublin@yahoo.co.uk
VF, Last year i think they were out around the 12th or 13th of Feb so id say it will be in and around the same this year.
Just seen that now Mounty but the horse im looking for is not entered for any races and i want to find out how much he has gone up in both england & ireland for his last win.
Would appreciate any help. Thanks
Well done Silver Birch even though i didnt back you and all connections!! But i cant but feel sorry for the previous owner that sold him on!!! Who was advising him???
Im going with Save the Bacon in the bumper in Navan. Came in 6th in a decent hurdle race 2 weeks ago and from watching the race a few times i feel that the horse was not ridden (look at the jockey and trainer combination and you might know what i mean and the price of 66/1). The yard is in supper form, the class Nina Carberry is on board, trainer tends not to run horses in bumpers why run him in this when he ran a good race over hurdles?? I feel there is a lot more in this horse and we could get to see it tommorow a decent e/w bet at 7 or 8/1
I think you were talking about me the lad getting on at 7/1
An interesting read. Thanks
<br>And I will back Ruby Walsh to win with Hedgehunter on his back before I back Dun Doire!
I cant understand why so many people out there see DunDoire as a no hoper for the national. In my book he has done nothing wrong. Very Impressive in the William Hill last year ive never seen a horse finish as well up the Cheltenham Hill, has a great weight to carry, Paul Carberry is ment to take the ride, has been crying out for a trip like this, jumped brilliantly around Aintree in November untill being bought down and from a very shrewd trainer and yard he is clearly been set up for this race!!
If so many people dont fancy his chances how come hes still the fav and not much money to lay him on the exchanges.
I think its far to early to be backing antepost imo i feel them prices are crazy that are on offer now!!
Quote: from betlarge on 2:27 pm on Mar. 15, 2007[br]Don’t know if any of you caught a glimpse of him yesterday as he ‘took over’ the parade ring after Baron de Feypo’s third place in the Coral Cup.
Betlarge i dont know how you think Oliver Brady "took over" the prade ring at Cheltenham i was there and was delighted to see Oliver Brady celebrate in a SMALL SECTION of the ring. I was watching the winning connections celebrate and then caught a glimpse of Oliver celebrating and moved down to see him along with a huge number of other people. You’re not being forced to watch him if you dont like it move away or change the channel on your TV. This man is a brilliant asset to the racing game and has to be the most honest trainer ive ever seen interviewed.
If you like trainers that tell nothing but lies when being interviewed and find it hard to smile when they have a win well as they say each to their own. But id prefer to listen to Oliver Brady anyday.
