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By:
TD_Gunner
When: 04 Feb 12 17:32
STF has beaten him tbf.

Can't have STF or Montbazon on my mind for this race. Be suprised if either are placed.
By:
bland82
When: 04 Feb 12 17:35
TD STF bt Mont in a flat race and he's flat bred Mont isn't, this is totally different but l take your point onboard.
By:
buddeliea
When: 04 Feb 12 17:37
Hurdles make a big difference though TD
By:
judorick
When: 04 Feb 12 17:37
I punted on the Cheltenham Festival for 20+ years before I started looking at trends and I can tell you Paul Jones book and his way of thinking revolutionised my betting - really opened my eyes into looking beyond the bare form of who beat who and who did the big speed numbers (which I still use of course) and looking more into patterns of training and campaigning, placement, breeding and many other factors

and when you have a few years of trends analysis behind you it starts to really make sense and I have had very successful Cheltenhams ever since - made a lot of money in the last few years laying short priced runners for big money that had massive trends to overcome
By:
TD_Gunner
When: 04 Feb 12 17:38
yeah understand that, was just balancing the argument...
By:
buddeliea
When: 04 Feb 12 17:39
fair enough mate
By:
duncan idaho
When: 04 Feb 12 17:40
thought Montbazon's jumping was decidely sticky at Plumpton...i'd want to see a more fluent round before i could consider him
By:
TD_Gunner
When: 04 Feb 12 17:42
does he find off the bridle?

not convinced about him at all.
By:
bland82
When: 04 Feb 12 17:43
Yes l agree Duncan but it was a bog and he wants better ground. l also think he'll jump better when they go a more competitive pace.
By:
bland82
When: 04 Feb 12 17:44
We don't really know do we TD? Guess we'll soon find out!!!
By:
sintonian
When: 04 Feb 12 17:49
His next race is the one to judge. He had been given the mid-winter off deliberatley so after 47 days the Plumpton race was nothing more than a schooling sesh for him. But I agree in that he needs to show us more, hopefully that will be on his next run, and I think he will.

Time for a ruby, laters.
By:
R Carver
When: 04 Feb 12 18:26
Re the op, absolutely no idea, probably to do wit the lack of obvious contenders/hot pots, I have been against him and Prospect from day 1, they may look more obvious speed horses than Simonsig but I would be astonished if he is not a better horse (I've also backed Mono though the slippage in his price is a worry).
By:
liam the lips
When: 04 Feb 12 19:14
I see Keys has a few entries this week, ranging from 2 -2m5f. He would have to improve his jumping from debut but i could forgive him that considering it was boglike that day.
What's the consensus on his likely optimum trip ?
By:
duncan idaho
When: 04 Feb 12 21:20
nothing to say Montbazon wants better ground yet...it may turn out to be the case but Newbury was softest he's encountered and represents a perfectly good effort
By:
OnTheSnaff
When: 04 Feb 12 23:19
Was just looking through the betting for the Supreme,The fact that Wandering Aengus is available at 16s tells me everything i need to know about this race as of now,píss poor
By:
IC superstar
When: 04 Feb 12 23:58
Did a little write up to get to grips with this open renewal if anyone is interested. http://onetojump.blogspot.com/2012/01/supreme-novice-hurdle-early-look.html


From what I have seen I like Tetlami and Cash & Go
By:
buddeliea
When: 05 Feb 12 07:01
i like tetlami as well,looks as good as any of them imo.
problem is hes one of 50 that the trainer has entered!!
By:
thieveslikeus
When: 05 Feb 12 09:32
I was a bit unsettled by the Paul Jones stat given on here about NH types coming to the fore since they started producing G/S ground for the Tuesday and my choice is an ex-flat horse (Galileo's Choice). Went through the race last night looking at the NH types and came up with the same  2 horses as ICS - Tetlami and Cash and Go.  Will read the blog with interest to see if his reasoning coincides with mine :)
By:
thieveslikeus
When: 05 Feb 12 09:46
Very good read IC superstar, thanks for that.
By:
ACStafford
When: 05 Feb 12 12:38
Great blog IC.
By:
judorick
When: 05 Feb 12 12:54
yep need to see them again to have a clearer picture
By:
sintonian
When: 05 Feb 12 21:02
Last 4 winners of this race have had 4 or more runs over hurdles so a bit of experience is pretty crucial here.

That said, I dont really fancy the ones with the exp!
By:
telstar16
When: 09 Feb 12 23:05
Trifolium each way
I would of loved a fancy price that was on offer before its last run.
Before sundays run he also travelled well in behind last years cheltenham fancy so young.
By:
judorick
When: 09 Feb 12 23:11
its one of them "if you didn't go to the wedding, don't go to the funeral bets"
By:
OnTheSnaff
When: 09 Feb 12 23:17
telstar,he should have beat so young that day,i was on so young but theres no way they were bothered winning that day
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