Would be ironic, he has thrice been beaten at odds of 3-1 or less at previous festivals
Personally i just dont see him as a winner here, he may finish 3rd or 4th but thats his level and i dont see where the improvement is, as he is, imo, fully exposed.
Would be ironic, he has thrice been beaten at odds of 3-1 or less at previous festivalsPersonally i just dont see him as a winner here, he may finish 3rd or 4th but thats his level and i dont see where the improvement is, as he is, imo, fully exposed
Ferdy Murphy just sayed at a preview that Albertas Run wont run and Noble Prince scoped badly lately
ferdy seems to be in "the know" with stuff no1 else has heard
Ferdy Murphy just sayed at a preview that Albertas Run wont run and Noble Prince scoped badly lately ferdy seems to be in "the know" with stuff no1 else has heard
Poquelin comes out top of my stats based analysis. Backed him last year however, and I'm in two minds whether he's better dominating handicappers off top weight rateher than mixing it with the best of the best off levels?
Drat - I fancied Albertas Run.Poquelin comes out top of my stats based analysis. Backed him last year however, and I'm in two minds whether he's better dominating handicappers off top weight rateher than mixing it with the best of the best off levels
I was at a function with Andy Stewart in September and got talking to him, he was adamant Poquelin could still be a Gold Cup horse so clearly still very highly rated. 20s will be of interest given good ground and it's easy to forget the horse is still only 9 - he got demolished at Cheltenham on Trials day but was giving lumps of weight that day...
I was at a function with Andy Stewart in September and got talking to him, he was adamant Poquelin could still be a Gold Cup horse so clearly still very highly rated.20s will be of interest given good ground and it's easy to forget the horse is still