His run last season on decent ground when beating Weapons Amnesty (who went onto win the RSA) suggests they should at least have a go in what is an open looking contest.
Half of the Irish runners yesterday were said to be up against it due to the ground, and we know what happened there.
Mr Mischief 17 Mar 11 19:14 Not worth risking on unsuitable ground Half of the Irish runners yesterday were said to be up against it due to the ground, and we know what happened there.
I've backed him at 14-1 NRNB last night with the rumours of the rain, but until they raced on it I'm not so sure. Case in point Nicholls telling us Sam Winner needs soft ground, until they've gone on it you just dont know. Another one Grand Crus today I thought the ground would be way too quick for him
I've backed him at 14-1 NRNB last night with the rumours of the rain, but until they raced on it I'm not so sure. Case in point Nicholls telling us Sam Winner needs soft ground, until they've gone on it you just dont know. Another one Grand Crus toda
I wouldnt rule him out on good ground, but if the rain doesnt hit the course and the official going is 'good' it'll clearly be more like good/firm. Trainer knows that too hence he won't run.
I'm off to the garden to do a rain dance.....
I wouldnt rule him out on good ground, but if the rain doesnt hit the course and the official going is 'good' it'll clearly be more like good/firm. Trainer knows that too hence he won't run.I'm off to the garden to do a rain dance.....
Pandorama annihilated a bunch of Meades horses on the all weather at Dundalk before Christmas
Who the horses were I'dont know,but the money for him on the day of the Lexus might be a clue
Pandorama annihilated a bunch of Meades horses on the all weather at Dundalk before Christmas Who the horses were I'dont know,but the money for him on the day of the Lexus might be a clue