Cheltenham Festival
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Forgotten horse maybe?, I think he is a good AP bet for the Ryanair perhaps.
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I've not forgotten him.
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Top horse, like him and Wishful Thinking for the ryanair.
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I would absolutally LOVE to see him upped to 3m this year. He could potentially be a moster at that distance.
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agreed
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I think Realt Dubh is the forgotten horse in the Ryanair.
Close form lines with Noble Prince, and almost 3 times the price. Fair enough, Noble Prince would have beaten him had he stayed up last time, but staying up is the name of the game. Don't think Realt Dubh has the toe for 2m, but could be a monster over 2m4 |
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I think they'll need to keep Noble Prince very fresh, he isn't overly robust and is by Montjeu, they'd want to keep him away from the bad winter ground.
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Wishful Thinking's end of year form is very strong. Beat Blazing Tempo giving 21lbs at Punchestown & she's gone on to win a Galway Plate and then place off a mark of 151 in the Kerry National
I'd absolutely love to see Noble Prince tackle 3m this year with a view to the Gold Cup |
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Btw the mention of Wishful Thinking is related to Noble Prince beating him at Cheltenham
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I can still remember how easily Noble Prince came past Wishfull Thinking at Cheltenham and if the form is solid he must be the most likely of this years novice chasers to run well in the Gold Cup.
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owner says noble prince in great form - first target may be 2 mile Poplar chase at naas
- he says sons Realt Dubh probably running next sunday at limerick - Grade 3 2mile one furlong. |
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Noble Prince is very exciting, will he not be aimed at the Champion Chase though rather than the Gold Cup??
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owners mentioned ryanair... not very ambitious
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