Cheltenham Festival
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anybody know if the plan is to go for this race , looked a superb prospect on saturday , was there and looked an absolute machine ,if any1 has any links to qoutes from trainer/owner/jockey can you post, fancy taking the 16s with hills tyia
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No quotes for you dave, I'm afraid.
Am having a bit of difficulty in rating this performance really as for all that he was in the process of smashing up, I had a big suspicion that the race itself was a pretty bad one for the grade. |
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Hazy Tom entered at Ascot on Friday,if he runs that should give you more of an idea about things
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Hazy Tom entered at Ascot on Friday,if he runs that should give you more of an idea about things
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oops!
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He would have dotted up on Saturday but it was a poor race.
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I've had an e/w tickle at 16/1, what price would he be if he'd won by 10 lengths last week? And if he stays injury free you know this race is the aim unlike a lot of the novice hurdlers who could race in any of the 4
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bluebird ,, is he defo going for this ? i started reading something saturday night on the rp website about his aim, but was so drunk i cant remember what i read ooooooooooppppps ,, ill have a go at 16s , im going to hills see if they give me £5 e/w lol
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Yep like I said if he stays well he'll be back for the Albert Bartlett, one run in between times they said
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just done £30 win / £10 pace at 16s ........fingers crossed , this could well be 4/1 on the day, like you say theres so many races the others can run in , knowing hes being aimed at this is a massive plus
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It looked a poor race to me on Saturday but at least the same connections have won the AB before with Weapons Amnesty.
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Trainer stated horse was stiff, but nothing more after the fall. I would prefer to see it entered anywhere before backing it. Had my fingers burnt backing horses that fell.
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This is the target - one more race then the AB is the plan
Was a poor race d weekend imo but was gonna win well so who knows |
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The Albert Bartlett Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival in March is the target for yesterdays unlucky Cheltenham faller Sea Of Thunder.
The Charles Byrnes trained gelding was six lengths clear and in command when falling at the last in a Grade 2 contest over three miles at Cheltenham yesterday. Speaking from Cork this afternoon Byrnes said: "Sea Of Thunder is a bit stiff but ok. "He will go for the Albert Bartlett Hurdle at the Festival in March now but he will probably have one more run before then. "Both he and Pittoni had rough passages over as they were on the boat for six hours and then it took three hours to dock. "Pittoni will have a bit of a break now." |
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Trainer has had a winner and 2 seconds in the race too......
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The trainer is also high up on the "cannot be trusted list"
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Hazy Tom getting stuffed dont help his cause
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True, but Sea of thunder looked to improve alot for his step up to 3 miles.
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Mount Benbulen will be interesting stepped upto 3 miles
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Form boosted with Deiredh Re winnin yest and Rev it Up winnin now(dh)
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