Cheltenham Festival
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This wednesday at Cheltenham Race course.
Panel includes Alan Lee and Mark Howard (you can complain about the late arrival of your book).
Doors open at 7-30 I think. Run by Cheltenham Race club - I have the email if anybody wants it. I think I will make the trip.
Panel includes Alan Lee and Mark Howard (you can complain about the late arrival of your book).
Doors open at 7-30 I think. Run by Cheltenham Race club - I have the email if anybody wants it. I think I will make the trip.
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ps/ Its a fiver free if yr a member of the three counties race club.
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interesting evening ill post feedback if anyone interested.
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Yeah - go on....whet the appetitie if nothing else
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post away but dont put us away
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Mark Howard on panel as well as Bet Fred rep plus Racing Post and Alan Lee of The Times:
* Peddlers Cross could be good enough to win Champion Chase. * Hurricane Fly stays fit to win only danger Oscars Well (Mark Howard fancy) * Zarkander laughably price only that as PN trains it * First Liuetenant is going to run 4 times before Christmas. * Dildar watch out for him big time (Alan Lee tip) * Time for Rupert could be best in Hennessey. * Wishful Thinking could be aimed at Champion Chase - weak division. * With above in mind Captain Chris is the better horse according to Hobbs yard. * Tingle Creek could be a shocker as Irish won't come over. Finnians Rainbow likely to be fav. * Ferdy Murphy got new backers some sydicate heavily involved - he is looking for early winners. * Cue Card probably end up in 2.5 miler not Arkle. * Peddlers v Al Ferof more likely not to happen than happen. * Weapens Amenesty wont be winning Gold Cup main Irish fancy is QD La Rock. * Tip of the night was Mon Parrin to win Champion Chase at 50s huge price. Generally a good evening although beer at £4 a pint dissapointing. |
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fecking dissapointing response to my thread
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Good efort Howdi,i enjoyed reading it.Carry on when you hear more please
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enjoyed the read howdi , anything like this will always be good to read , love NH racing , and chelters is like xmas , going to the **** meeting and tues / wed of the fest , gl
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Thanks Howdi, any more background/reasoning as to why they think Time For Rupert will be suited by the Hennesey?
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Great stuff Howdi!
Just coming out of hibernation for the jumps! I respect Alan Lee: Can anyone enlighten me about Didar? |
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Thanks Howdi. Dont think the forum has really picked up yet.
Been thinking about doing a season preview up here for a while now, what was the turn out and how was the night recieved? |
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Thanks for the info howdi. Was there anymore reasoning behind the QDLR/weapons amnesty gold cup tip
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Good stuff Howdi - enjoy the racing today.
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saxon farm - Dildar is one of the juveniles with Nicholls. Ex aga khan flat horse being aimed at Triumph...as usual at this time of year it is being hyped as a wonder horse. Anyone remember Brampour this time last year? Can look a million dollars on the gallops but got to do it where it counts.
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ps...but I also respect Alan Lee and he will know far more than me as to its prospects!!
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Many thanks, Minger. GL
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Cheers Howdi, I thought Oscars Well might be going over fences rather than staying over hurdles.
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I feel better now They also said Willie Twiston is different gear from his older brother. |
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Time For Rupert is heading to the Charlie Hall according to trainers website.
Mon Perrain is ovverated a tad imo. Beaten phuck all. £4 per pint, you sure you weren't at Centre Parcs |
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Oscars Well is staying hurdling, thats a fact.
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