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Trainer leaning towards the longer race(jewson) but not committing just yet
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He goes for the Pendil at Kempton then it is either the Arkle or the Jewson according to recent quotes.
The Pendil may have an affect on plans just as AP's advice to connections the Arkle will come too soon for Starluck, Johnson may have a better idea on whether the Arkle or Jewson is most suitable for Captain Chris. |
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The sensible route would appear to be the Jewson. It doesn't seem to have the pace required for the Arkle as demonstrated by several bits of its form but 2m 5f would seem to give it an obvious chance.
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Brownes, that is my thought process, think the Arkle will put to much pressure on him, whereas the Jewson will allow CC to get into a nice rhythm...
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from last night got feeling they both are going for the jewson both being captain chris and wishful thinking
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He won't win either. He needs to go right handed.
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I heard they were favouring the Arkle.
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Can't see them running both in the Jewson - if they prefer the Jewson over the RSA for Wishful Thinking, then, assuming he wins as he should tomorrow, then I'd expect Captain Chris to go for the Arkle.
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win tomoz skip chelts/aintree and wait for punchestown on good/fast ground and most importantly its RIGHT HANDED hes a stone better horse that way round
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Jewson blindingly obvious
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A lot more money waiting to back him the Arkle than the Jewson on here.
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flyingbolt is correct.
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The RSA is looking the best novice chase with Time For Rupert, Jessie's Dream, Aiteen Thirtythree, Wymott, Wayward Prince and others. Would im,agine the Jewson is far easier to win for Wishfull Thinking and he has won at the trip at Cheltenham really well already. Captain Chris on better ground may close the gap on Ghizao in the Arkle.
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Hated the ground there you could tell he wasnt stretching as well as he can near the close. Needs a good ground Arkle to show his best as pointed out by Wiseprice this morning sure he will head that way now with a win under his belt. He is a massive danger to all in the Arkle.
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Jewson all the way and going to invest...
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Like all great 2 mile chasers such as Moscow Flyer, Azertyuiop and Well Chief he also gets two and a half miles.
Nick Luck commented he jumped straight as a die there and not to his right, he had a clear view of his fences unlike last time out. Some really classy 2 mile chasers in the Arkle this season. |
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and the Jewson LOL
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Also the Racing Post Chase winner today paying a massive compliment to Time For Rupert who went great in a gallop yesterday surely the Jewson gives Wishfull Thinking a way better chance of a Festival victory than the RSA he has shown v good form at that trip at Cheltenham already.
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"The Jewson could be the easier race. I've got Wishfull Thinking for that, but I could run both because they have got the same owners." Philip Hobbs
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He didn't jump right because the running rail was on the right.
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You can still get 8's in a place for the Jewson..cracking value
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Being left in the Arkle and Jewson "probably make a decision as late as possible" according to Hobbs. Think they will be watching the ground however you would think it unlikely they wont have one in each race with Johnson up in both.
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You missed a bit Eric!
"We'd rather run two in the Jewson and finish first and second than not win at all." |
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No, you missed the bit I posted from your quote actually. The SLife sight shows that.
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Looks almost certain to go for the Jewson. You'd want to play to the horses strengths which are stamina over speed. Also, not the greatest of jumpers and this is less likely to be as exposed over the longer trip where they are going a yard slower.
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Basically you can only back Captain Chris none runner no bet until the decion is announced probably the weekend before the Festival.
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Eric on behalf of an awful lot of posters thank you for providing us with such entertainment you are simply hillarious and can brighten up any day...i cant stop laughing so keep up the good work.
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We'll see who is laughing on the 19th March after the Festival. You are surely the clueless blusterer Ballydoyle under a different name on here. Wondered where he was after his hilarious attempts last Festival never to be heard of since.
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So enlighten me Eric, what was your poster name prior to 27 June 10?
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I have made a lot of predictions on here making people as clueless as you look daft then have to put up with them stalking me afterwards as they cant accept how useless they are. Ring any bells. I sometimes end up telling them where to go in Anglo Saxon so they then crawl onto the phone running to their mummy. You next?
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You are getting all confused again; I'm asking for your username prior to your latest hideaway after being proved wrong. You weren't the guy that thought Washington Irving was the next See You Then?
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It's got to the stage where I actually feel sorry for Eric. He makes so many enemies on here with his abrasive ways it has to be a mental health issue.
And as for making people look silly, well, again, the only person he is deluding is himself, im afraid. I can recall at least 5 losing bets since the turn of the year and no winners. My form is terrible, but you wont find me in denial. ![]() ![]() |
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wins the arkle*checks ante-post bets...nope havent backed him*....doesnt have a hope of winning the arkle.
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Hi Gutfeeling....I've dropped you a pm re PC in the CH.
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no worries browns,
i'll have a look at it,was going to email you nearer the time,hope all is well with you and yours. |
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any indications from connections after todays race plse?
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The uprights at the fence sides helped to keep him straight , that said he still hit one !
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Ahhhhhh, want to back CC, around 7/1 on here but very frustrating (owner/trainers choice) until a final choice is made...
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