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Grand National Analysis - Mordin Style (long post)

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By:
bazzar
When: 28 Jan 13 15:14
What has been overlooked is the fact that JUDORICK cribbed
MORDINS, made up statistics, FRENCH BREDS are not a drawback as anyone who knows the history of the Grand National,  5 year old won in the early 1920s, 2 more FBs in last 3 years,
a 4yo has won the NATIONAL, yet we saddle ourselves by using tight margins, if we used all of the stupid parameters espoused by people like MORDIN , then I would NEVER have backed
JAY TRUMP or RHYME'N'REASON because one was American owned and the other had won more than MORDINS number of wins in a season idea.
I operate a system which OCCASIONALLY throws up the winners of big races, but we must remember that some horses REAL ability is hidden in the way of plots.
By:
bazzar
When: 28 Jan 13 15:16
^
Especially so in a big handicap like the Grand National.
By:
bazzar
When: 28 Jan 13 15:20
What was VENETIA doing on Saturday, unless she believes that her horse can and will carry the high weight he will be allotted, especially after a Gold Cup, grueler?
By:
bazzar
When: 28 Jan 13 15:48
Does anyone remember what the new criteria are for entry to the National, please?
Seem to remember that a win in a 2 and a half mile 'chase, is part of
the qualifying rules, am I right?
By:
bazzar
When: 28 Jan 13 15:49
Bit sloppy with my example should have read 2 and a half mile plus.
By:
bazzar
When: 28 Jan 13 15:49
Bit sloppy with my example should have read 2 and a half mile plus.
By:
Rydal
When: 28 Jan 13 18:00
I think conditions are first 4 in 3 miles plus; OR 120 plus; 7 years plus. We should know the entries tomorrow or Wednesday.
By:
jameschildshieldwinner
When: 30 Jan 13 10:13
Enries will be out sometime today-usually around lunch time.
By:
Michrich
When: 01 Feb 13 10:16
Anyone else think The Package has a big chance in this?
By:
jasey
When: 01 Feb 13 16:19
Yes he is one i am keeping an eye on
By:
judorick
When: 12 Feb 13 10:21
I've done the spreadsheet for 85 runners now but have not looked deeply into it yet
By:
Swagger
When: 17 Feb 13 20:41
Alright Rick, hope you are doing well pal. Out of interest, how does Across The Bay score on your shortlist? He is the only horse I fancy for the National and liked his chances even before he won the graded hurdle race yesterday and now he has shown his well being again, i like his chances even more.
By:
judorick
When: 17 Feb 13 20:51
hello mate, he come out joint 64th on the list

if you PM with an e-mail address I will send you the sheet and my initial analysis mate

hope you and your bruv are well
By:
Swagger
When: 17 Feb 13 20:53
64th, pretty low Sad

Cheers i will do much obliged
By:
judorick
When: 17 Feb 13 21:03
jumped to joint 41st after hurdles race (Across the Bay)
By:
Swagger
When: 17 Feb 13 22:06
Very interesting Rick, thanks very much for the email. I agree with your top selection, it looks like it could have been a long term project.
By:
judorick
When: 17 Feb 13 22:38
yup get on for as much as you can without scaring the market, trade it back later
By:
boy wonder 07
When: 18 Feb 13 12:01
as you know judorick i have bet seabass but one other on my shortlist using trends and looking at mordins stats is alfie sherrin the big danger for him is actually getting in
By:
judorick
When: 18 Feb 13 12:19
Alfie Sherrin is my second biggest bet boy wonder

expect remarkable improvement if he runs at Cheltenham. I'm sure they will get him in
By:
boy wonder 07
When: 18 Feb 13 12:32
thank you who comes out on top please
By:
judorick
When: 18 Feb 13 20:54
whole bunches of National entries out for a run in the next few days

one that is on my radar is QUINZ. Worth a cheap bet in the national market
By:
judorick
When: 18 Feb 13 20:54
@ Boy Wonder

top was The Package
By:
boy wonder 07
When: 19 Feb 13 09:30
thanks judorick i am a fan of the package was on him when just beaten by chief dan george at festival but got him this year in badger ales i wasnt convinced he enjoyed his first experience of aintree in dont push its national but he was only 7 one major negative for me is that the last 24 national winners had all had 3 career chase wins as it stands the package has 2 thank you for your information and all the best i think i wii settle with seabass and alfie sherrin unless the package gains that 3rd win before aintree
By:
The Sawyer
When: 20 Feb 13 07:42
bw

Hasn't Alfie Sherrin only won twice over fences?
By:
boy wonder 07
When: 20 Feb 13 10:52
thanks sawyer dont know how i missed that
By:
judorick
When: 20 Feb 13 11:43
number of wins over fences is not on my list
By:
boy wonder 07
When: 20 Feb 13 12:34
with the changing face of the national many trends will do an about turn especially weight carried i work off 19 varying trends the stongest five of mine with 100pc are won over at least 3m, won a class 1 or class 2 chase, won at least 3 chases,2-5 outings since august and finally if run over the national fences must have been placed. a run in last 52 days is 23 from 24
By:
GoldCupWinner
When: 21 Feb 13 16:43
Where does Midnight Chase appear on your list? Has good staying form on good ground although usually at Cheltenham. Been dropped a good few lb since last year.
By:
judorick
When: 21 Feb 13 17:51
his position depends on how much the weights rise but he was in the top 20
By:
keeping silent
When: 22 Feb 13 00:00
I agree with your initial thoughts on The Package. Will it run again before the big day ? I note it isn't entered for a race prior.
By:
judorick
When: 22 Feb 13 00:57
needs a run imo
By:
Michrich
When: 22 Feb 13 11:39
The Package is entered in the handicap chase on the first day of the festival.
By:
judorick
When: 22 Feb 13 12:53
no surprise
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 22 Feb 13 15:29
judorick do you like Saint Are? ;)
By:
judorick
When: 22 Feb 13 20:15
afraid not Meat mate, too young and too inexperienced

two years or 3 years time if they plan his campaign carefully
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 23 Feb 13 10:33
Ok good luck in your selections.

If Saint Are manages to somehow get round without falling (a big if) it will run extremely well in my opinion.

Cheers
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 23 Feb 13 10:54
Out of interest Judorick which horse do you think will eb the last to get in roughly?

I have a little interest on a horse weighted 9-10 but struggling to see it making the cut?
By:
Michrich
When: 23 Feb 13 11:13
Have also read that the The Package might bypass the festival and go to Donnie for the Grimthorpe.
By:
judorick
When: 23 Feb 13 11:43
I will do some work on the entries and estimate the bottom weight - there could be a ballot if several are trying to get in. Get back on that one

Yes, Grimthorpe could be used for the Package but whatever, he is sure to have a run
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 23 Feb 13 12:24
Thanks judorick. That would be appreciated.

Just been reading through this thread - it is a credit to you judorick. Very informative.
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