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Cheltenham Festival
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28 Jan 12
16:56
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Bit well oiled because I've been to Donnie and might be hallucinating beacause PC wobblu but anyway I think I hear him on talksport this week and he siad he'd got some good stuff for the handicaps. You alol know I CANNOT STUDY and I kinow there are some massively clever people on here so what the horses and targets please.
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Rose of the Moon
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She is not currently rated high enough to get into anything Zil ?
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Needs a win to get in, has some decent back form at the place though, blinkers may not have worked, looks his type though
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lib, I put up Shoegazer for you last year, hopefully he can make amends this year, god knows what race though!
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I've decided on my strategy this year and that is to follow Pipies in all the handicaps. Loads for Notus at Leopardstown I notice this afternoon although may be PW. I reckon David is massively underestimated. On early and on large is the motto.
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I was convinced it was going to be Consigliere for The Plate, but don't think that's going to be the target now, certainly after last coupla runs. GL
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I thought Battle Group ran encouragingly on Saturday, having been off for a long, long time. I appreciate he ended up being beaten a long way, but he made a move at the top of the hill, with the minimum of ease, then dropped back.
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Salut Flo for me.
I would like to see him go back over hurdles and take in the Coral Cup. He has plenty of toe and could well try and do the Sandown / Cheltenham double. |
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kazlian
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bifferama - illuminate us further
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This is off David Pipes website about Kazlian.
I was very pleased with the success of Kazlian at Leicester last Tuesday afternoon when easily landing the novices’ hurdle under a penalty. Tom Scu sent our four year old on at the penultimate hurdle and he won as he pleased from High On A Hill. The bare form of the race is difficult to assess – the runner-up, while useful on the flat had run poorly on his only previous start over timber, while second favourite Tuscan Gold was clearly below form. Even so, he was very impressive and his jumping has improved with each start – he is clearly on the upgrade and his next target will be governed by what the handicapper decides to do with him, although I would imagine that he will eventually be contesting one of the novices’ hurdles at the Cheltenham Festival in March. |
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Interesting stuff.
Like I've said elsewhere I treat everything the Pipe's say with as much credibility as Aesops Fables. Personally I don't think he's good enough for the Triumph but he's bred by the Aga Khan and looks exactly the type for the Fred Winter. Clearly this depends on his handicap mark but I'd agree his hurdling has improved with every race and I doubt if he'll be out again before the weights for the Festival Handicaps are announced. |
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Ive had Kazlian marked down for the Imperial Cup/ Fred Winter double and after seeing him entered in a handicap last week at the 5 day dec stage which was surely done to see what mark he got (130)it was no surprise when he didnt appear in the final decs.
I think theyre happy with 130 and we wont see him till March |
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Oh Lordy!
A forum coup plunge is launched!! |
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Right boys. Day off and recovering from a glug last night when I backed City like a plank. I'm going to start to sort my portfolio out. Thank - you one and all for your responses. Is appreciated. Keep it coming though.I sense that this is THE year. Do that every year though to be fair.
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PS Is the Headmaster, Sir Eric, Sint and was it Ballydoyle still around?
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I wouldn't want to be on the lay side of Buena Vista in the Pertemps
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