Oh its a tough race to call Harchie.
My gut feeling is that PC will prove to be too tough to pass.Hes a real racing lover who never stops finding for his jockey.He has speed,and stays well,he can quicken and quicken again,but most of all he just loves what he does it seems,and just dont want to lose.
If anything can get past him fair enough,they will have to be bl00dy good if they do though.
Think HF and Bino will have their pace blunted before the last,and expect Oscar Whiskey and Menorah to fight it out with PC up the hill,with PC winning.Just think it will be a stayer rather than a speedier 2 miler that prevails in what i think will be a real test.
But then again...........!! 

Very difficult to call and I'm just fishing for an angle like everyone else. I'm trying not to be biased but I think there's a chance of getting the big four beaten, though as I mentioned earlier, I wouldn't want to lay 1/2. This watering business concerns me too as my 'plans' were based around a quick surface and my duo both really appreciating the ground more than most in the race. In a nutshell, on quicker ground, I think Overturn has a chance (if ridden properly) of giving them the slip, and I can't help but think Clerk's Choice is a few pounds better than his Bula form as he got there far too soon. If we have 'soft' in the ground description on Tuesday then my optimism will wane but after being with the pair for so long, I won't desert them now. I know they've a lot to do on the book but it's all about the inferior horses equalising the score with the perceived superior ones, and making the most of tactics & conditions - more of a level playing field. If the ground's good, I'll be very confident of both of these rags running screamers!

To be fair to you Harchie,if the ground IS good,Clerks choice will run his race for sure,whether he is good enough is a big doubt,but at the odds you make a fair point.
Overturn looks to me that he is there for PC,and to be fair to the owner thats quiet understandable,but anyway its hard to see him reversing with Binocular.

The big 'four'?

Binocular, Hurricane Fly, Dunguib, Menorah, Peddler's Cross and Oscar Whisky. Isn't that six?

Brigust - the big four as in the leading quartet in the betting, Binocular, Hurricane Fly, Menorah & Peddlers Cross. I desperately want good ground and for Thousand Stars, not to be pressing Overturn - that will make it really interesting

Not at all Zilzal. I have no problem with the going at all. I think he won the heavy ground races in spite of the ground.
He has a lot of pace plus stamina. The trainer's plan has always been to avoid the heavy ground and run him in the spring a fresh horse. The ground won't be fast and I cannot see anyone being inconvenienced by the ground. Let the best horse win.

Actually 5 yr olds have filled quiet a few places since Katchit won

Splicer Keats - if the conditions & tactics are right and the opposition have holes in them, then 5yo's can win! I know it was a long time back to See You Then, when the average (even at his best) Katchit won a few years ago, but in reality, there haven't been that many short-priced 5yo's competing from what I can remember. Kribensis & Detroit City being notable ones. As for Binocular, he's become an almost schizophrenic performer in that we never know which one will turn up! A bit like James Wade in the PDC. I do think a trainer as knowledgeable as Henderson will have him right on the day but in the aftermath of last year's Champion Hurdle, after initially being really impressed (like everyone else) I have done some nit-picking with him. He was really good at Kempton and as I mentioned earlier, if there was a Scoop6 ticket rolling onto one in the race, he'd just about (by default) be my selection. I don't think I've been too harsh on him but I'm not convinced he's the horse that many, including McCoy, believe he is. I could easily be wrong (and will be if he wins it again) and I always seem to be the last one to recognise a truly brilliant horse as I take some convincing. Kauto Star & Denman were in my opinion PREMATURELY hyped as the real deal and although I've no doubts now, I remember all the other average performers that pundits have gone overboard about.

In NH's defence I think it took him awhile to get to the bottom of what Binocular wants. Now he knows he can target his races accurately. Sometimes tis trial and error. Both Hobbs and McCain have decided fewer is better for their runners maybe next season will be different. Same with Dunguib. PF has decided to swerve the bad  ground because he thinks the spring ground will suit better, I hope he is right.

harchy - gold star, in advance. imo.