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He is in at number 39. here's his factfile:
Arbor Supreme
Arbor Supreme hails from the family of high-class chasers Celtic Ryde, Noddy´s Ryde and Teeton Mill, and made a successful start to his career when an eight-length
winner of a Leopardstown bumper in January, 2007. He was then sold to J P McManus, but did not win either of his next two starts over hurdles. Sent over fences
at the start of the 2007/08 season, he got off the mark at the seventh attempt in that sphere in a beginners’ chase at Naas in March and ended the campaign by
defeating seasoned handicappers in a three mile, six furlong handicap chase at Punchestown in April. The 2008/09 season began with another victory in a staying
handicap chase at Fairyhouse but he was winless for the rest of the campaign, including when 14th behind Niche Market in the Irish Grand National. At the
Punchestown Festival in May, 2009, he finished third to Ambobo in a valuable handicap chase. He was mid-division in the 2010 John Smith’s Grand National when
unseating Paul Townend at The Chair. This season, he was well beaten at Naas first time and then was pulled up in the Welsh National before finishing a length
second to The Midnight Club in the Grade Two Bobbyjo Chase at Fairyhouse on February 23. Race Record: Starts: 24; Wins: 4 ; 2nd: 3; 3rd: 5; Win & Place Prize
Money: £92,775
Joe
http://wp.me/1o7dN
Arbor Supreme
Arbor Supreme hails from the family of high-class chasers Celtic Ryde, Noddy´s Ryde and Teeton Mill, and made a successful start to his career when an eight-length
winner of a Leopardstown bumper in January, 2007. He was then sold to J P McManus, but did not win either of his next two starts over hurdles. Sent over fences
at the start of the 2007/08 season, he got off the mark at the seventh attempt in that sphere in a beginners’ chase at Naas in March and ended the campaign by
defeating seasoned handicappers in a three mile, six furlong handicap chase at Punchestown in April. The 2008/09 season began with another victory in a staying
handicap chase at Fairyhouse but he was winless for the rest of the campaign, including when 14th behind Niche Market in the Irish Grand National. At the
Punchestown Festival in May, 2009, he finished third to Ambobo in a valuable handicap chase. He was mid-division in the 2010 John Smith’s Grand National when
unseating Paul Townend at The Chair. This season, he was well beaten at Naas first time and then was pulled up in the Welsh National before finishing a length
second to The Midnight Club in the Grade Two Bobbyjo Chase at Fairyhouse on February 23. Race Record: Starts: 24; Wins: 4 ; 2nd: 3; 3rd: 5; Win & Place Prize
Money: £92,775
Joe
http://wp.me/1o7dN
Finished 2nd to National fav LTO. Beaten 1 length but will be 10lb better off in the National. Backed it last year and tempted to back it again this year.
last year made small mistakes before making the ultimate one and walking into a chair, sorry the chair [:laugh:.Literally didnt take off.
If I thought it would jump round cleanly it would have a huge chance but the way it jumped in last years race would have me worried
If I thought it would jump round cleanly it would have a huge chance but the way it jumped in last years race would have me worried
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