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Mark Howard's One Jump Ahead 2012/13
Mark Howard's One Jump Ahead 2012/13
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3 winners from 3 runners so far in the top 40. Not great prices, but winners are winners
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Plus Regal Encore listed as Anthony Honeyball One to Watch and Green Flag listed as Lucinda Russell One to Watch both won today. Book has already paid for itself for next 200 years for me. Must have in my opinion.
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No idea tbh well chief. That wouldn't have been my plan. Think he is a really good hurdler and built for that game myself. Certainly for one season at least.
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That is one season out of his novice campaign.
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No problem can't catch me, if I add the English and Irish pointers to my nagme I'll stick them on this thread too.
A mate pointed out that immediately above the write up for Teelin Star Sraid Padraig has been given a promising review. He filled his boots in the w/out market for the 6.00 limerick, this book pays for itself by the looks of it |
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Its certainly a great starting point for the season, I've had some good antepost bets out of it over the years
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Read that cash n go is going chasing but may well have an outing over hurdles first, could be greatwood i suppose...not over-big but has really strengthened up apparently.
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Yep I believe that is the plan duffy. Quite surprised tbh. Obviously havent seen him for a few months so may well have grown quite a bit, but he never looked a chasing type before. Mind you, he does jump significantly better than Catch Me, so no reason why he couldnt make a chaser just because of size.
I think his biggest test will be ground as I am convinced he is much better on soft and was always more likely to get that in Ireland. |
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Fox Run should be an interesting watch, 4.55 Wor.
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and Horatio Hornblower in the same race
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Eduard one of his 40 to follow is racing right now @ Newcastle.
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Also Wonderful charm is declared to run in the grade 2 persian war novice hurdle tomorrow.
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Fox Run won easily enough, Eduard beaten by one of DOGs picks from the book
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Wonderful Charms write up looks very smart, definitely one to keep a close eye on
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Bromley says he won't come in to his own until he goes chasing, but he's one of the most promising chasers he's got out of France for years (which is really saying something if correct).
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Already adore anything by Poliglote (spirit river & spirit son) as they are usually good lookers and now an arc breeding stallion
Looking forward to seeing this one today. |
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Slightly curious run that, but won impressively in the end. Any thoughts on likely targets for the rest of the season? I think Nicholls has said he plans to keep him over hurdles this year?
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Slightly curious run that, but won impressively in the end. Any thoughts on likely targets for the rest of the season? I think Nicholls has said he plans to keep him over hurdles this year?
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well done Mark
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As he is only 4 understandable if they plan to keep him over hurdles this season, but looks an out & out chaser
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Sid James has got Wonderful Charm 8/1fav for the Neptune! Seeing as he loses his novice status in a few days how is he eligible for a novice race? Do they know anything about horse racing?
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possibly something at ascot next.
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For Two runs tomorrow at Aintree.
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I don't think the bookies do know the rules, no! he's also in the Betfair market for the Neptune (pretty safe lay
 ). we had all that mucking about with the Foxhunters last year. |
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master hills was a 11/1 for the book at chepstow last week !
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