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Don't fancy him at all. Horses that haven't had a run in the two months before the festival (since 2004) have a 4.46% strike rate, and backing each of these horses to level stakes would have resulted in a return of around 45% of your stake. There's no beating a prep run, and although it has become popular for trainers to believe they can get a horse ready for Cheltenham after a break, I believe there is only a few who manage it succesfully.
On top of that, your points about him having beaten nothing are perfectly valid. In fact I'm starting to believe that the Champion Hurdle 2nd may have taken a hell of a lot out of him, and he has not been the same horse since. It is too early to say either way about that yet, but we will know more in just over a week. |
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I see PC is very weak in the market, happy with my lay and the more I read the form for the Jewson the more I keep backing For Non Stop, this horse will be staying on hand over fist.
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P1ssing in to the wind !!
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fairly soild reasoning imo
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Simonsig. Bridle merchant and won't get up the hill.
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tidal bay= pig of a horse.
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Pig that won the arkle.
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Agree with Simonsig
And Batonnier strikes me as a horse who is massively underpriced, beating Broadbackbob & Secret Edge is not top form. |
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Quantitaveasing for me. really short imo for a top weight in a big field (i'm guessing) festival handicap.
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carn't spell
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Ian remind me is he in the arkle this year? im sure was laying in the gold cup.
you know the race for the best horses not pigs. |
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Three favourites that won't win:
Simonsig (Neptune) - won't get up the hill Riverside Theatre (Ryanair) - disappointed only previous run at track Chapoturgeon (Foxhunters) - won't stay the trip. |
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I cant see Steps to Freedom placing. Haven't run since November not for me.
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