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Surprised to see him not declared too.
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His next start is the Tingle Creek imo
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Could be they want to give him a nice break before the Tingle.
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Anyway the ChCh market antepost remains unchanged.
Have been somehow shocked cause put him into TTF. Would have been most unpleasant start if he got injured on the first day of competition. |
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Correct Joci. He is being primed for Sandown.
Twist Magic always went there on the back of one run (in a handicap) which is what Tataniano is doing, so unless anything sinister is confirmed I think the plan is on track. He is in my TTF list also. |
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He's their new Master Minded I guess, since The Master has been stepped up in trip. Looked good last time out at Chepstow. Hoping that wasn't a false dawn.
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He is certainly PN's new and current best two-miler,imo. Whether or not that is good enough to win Grade 1's we'll just have to wait and see
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he looked electric at aintree seems like a long time ago....that race on sunday he ran in last year and flopped so perhaps they are not tempting fate.
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13:45 Cheltenham
Woolcombe Folly We run Woolcombe Folly here as Tataniano is being aimed at the Tingle Creek - but he is a more than an able substitute. Wasn't right when disappointing at the Cheltenham and Aintree Festivals but showed his true worth when giving his rivals lumps and a weight and a beating to Friday's winner Tanks For That in December. I was pleased enough with his reappearance third to Tataniano at Chepstow and, although life is difficult for him in handicaps off 165, he looks the form horse here at these weights. Looks to have Gauvain, winner of this race last season, to beat. |