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Cheltenham Festival
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In fairness 2/1 NRNB with ladbrokes is not a bad bet. Mullins will not bring this horse to cheltenham unless he is 110% and when this fellow is on form he's untouchable. 11/4 with SJ quite big if we knew he was going to run. Don't think SJ are NRNB but i could be wrong.
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No way they would be nr no bet at 11/4 sizer, lets hope he makes it.
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Going to start building a small ish stake up until the festival £20-£50 a week this will be enough to start the dancing at the one furlong pole like last year !
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If you had a free bet of £50 to place on the Cheltenham Festival now who would you put it on?
Denis O' Regan - Sprinter Sacre. Straightaway and without a doubt. He's a machine. Ruby Walsh - I'd take the 11/4 about Hurricane Fly and then double him with Big Bucks. |
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BJG - when or where were those comments from? - still gutted I didnt get on ss early ante post but ........missed it now
Just been watching the clips of H Fly as I was concerned Thousand Stars may be a bit of a match for him but he beats him easily in a few races As posted as long previosly as long Mullins takes him there fully fit or doesnt bother the nrnb should be ok - if he turns up he must off around evens I imagine if he doesnt have a run beforehand ? |
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In the RP today according to irish forum
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