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Such sad news about old DOUBLE TRIGGER one of my favourite flat horses, maybe because he was around a few seasons on the flat and quite genuine.
Ultima Handicap Chase 10th March
EW KILDISART 20/1 Bet365, SkyBet, Ladbrokes, Corals, Betfred, Boylesport
Kim Muir Handicap Chase Thursday 12th March
2 pt Win Le Breuil
10/1 Ladbrokes. William Hill, Unibet, Corals, Betfred.
All at Kempton today
12.40 MIDNIGHTREFERENDUM
1.15 SOUTHFIELD STONE
3.35 MISTER MALARKY NAP
PRICEWISE’S SELECTIONS
Fujimoto Flyer
JCB Triumph Hurdle
each-way at 20-1 with bet365Battle Of Wills
JCB Triumph Hurdle
each-way at 33-1 with bet365Keeping with the same selection I put down for PAT’S COMP
TRIUMPH HURDLE
EACH WAY GRAND ROI
25/1 LADBROKES, WILLIAM HILL, BETFAIR, UNIBET, BETFRED
My 3 hopefuls today are
1.50 Ascot TWO FOR GOLD
2.25 Ascot VALTOR
3.00 Haydock YALA ENKI NAP
Here the moment we’ve been waiting for TOM SEGAL SELECTION
Frodon
Ryanair
1pt win at 7-1 with HillsWill Tiger Roll line up?
They haven’t got their compression of the weights like they wanted. However the temptation of making history could be too strong. I personally don’t think the any value, but I thought that last year still backed him anyway and it was only because I doubled him up with the Lincoln winner that I got a decent return. Don’t think I’ll be that lucky this year.
Like Peter H has pointed out ONE FOR ARTHUR has been given a golden opportunity off the mark he won at. Took 33/1 with Ladbrokes but boosted to 35/1
Ryanair Chase Thursday 12th March
2 point win RIDER ONTHE STORM
8/1 BET 365, WILLIAM HILL, BETFAIR, BETFRED
Triumph Hurdle Friday 13th March
1 point each way GRAND ROI
25/1 GENERALLY AVAILABLE
CHELTENENHAM GOLD CUP Friday 13th March
2 point win DELTA WORK
6/1 WILLIAM HILL & BETFAIR
Ryanair Chase Thursday 12th March
2 point win RIDER ONTHE STORM
8/1 BET 365, WILLIAM HILL, BETFAIR, BETFRED
If The Cap Fits & King Roland
Details below : From Racing Post
If The Cap Fits will miss the Cheltenham Festival and instead go straight to Aintree, trainer Harry Fry revealed on Monday.
The eight-year-old, who was as short as 10-1 for the Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle, will now sidestep the race and instead tackle the Ryanair Stayers’ Hurdle, which he won last season when edging Roksana and Apple’s Jade in a thrilling finale.
If The Cap Fits was last seen finishing fifth to Paisley Park in the Cleeve Hurdle on a day he was fancied to give the red-hot stayer something to think about.
Fry said: “If The Cap Fits is going to be scratched from the Stayers’ Hurdle in order to focus on Aintree. He’ll go back for the race he won last season, and if that went well he could go to Punchestown too.
“He just wasn’t good enough on the day against Paisley Park, and we’d rather do this than go back to Cheltenham simply making up the numbers.”
Another who will miss Cheltenham is King Roland. The classy novice hurdler suffered a pelvis injury when second to Harry Senior on Cheltenham’s Trials day and will now miss the remainder of the season.
However, Fry is already looking forward to having the six-year-old back for a novice chasing campaign next season and still holds very high hopes for him.
“King Roland picked up a stress fracture to his pelvis at Cheltenham and has been scratched from the Ballymore,” said Fry. “While this season is sadly over, touch wood that’s all. He’ll have a break and his usual summer holiday out in the field, then come back next season when we can look forward to going novice chasing with him.”
The trainer added: “We are lucky it wasn’t something more severe on the day, and with hindsight perhaps it explains why it went from looking a case of ‘how far is he going to win’ to him not delivering what he looked set to deliver.
“He’s still one to look forward to enormously next season. He was always going to be a chaser and it’s not the end of the world.”
