Cheltenham Festival
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I'm really looking forward to it but I'm having a lovely Summer so to be honest I'm quite happy to wait.
I think us Jump fans are lucky because following Jump racing makes it much easier to get through the winter. We just seem to lurch from one big meeting to the next then, before we know it, it's Cheltenham and it's Spring again  |
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Good card at Market Rasen Saturday. 2 races on Channel 4. Summer Jumping
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Aww, I saw this and forgot to record it.
Barizan was entered. Will go and see if he ran and how he did. |
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He was 7th, bless him.
I love Barizan  Thanks for posting, Shockster, even tho' I did forget. |
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Galway Festival next week. Some cracking races. Galway Plate, Galway Hurdle. Good stuff.
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world cup been and gone, matchplay darts gone, get the footie season off and we can almost smell it. Must buy my Mark Howard book soon.
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Are them 3 superstars in ya book
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http://www.chepstow-racecourse.co.uk/whats-on/fixture/saturday-12-october-2014/
Two months tomorrow |
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"I'm really looking forward to it but I'm having a lovely Summer so to be honest I'm quite happy to wait."
It's raining cats and dogs here. Summer will soon be over. Bring on the Jumps  |
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Into the home straight now
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Yep, my first meeting is 2 weeks away at Wetherby on 15th Oct. Train tickets arrived for The Hennessey, before that is Charlie Hall and Betfair Chase for me. Can't wait.
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Evening all. Hope ye had a fine summer. Really looking forward to the new season.
Last year mid October was when I had my first bet of the season. I think I might have a poke or two before then tbh. |
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Cv thanks for the info you gave on the mullins horses last year,spot on with every call regarding which races they were going for,what's the most exciting horse you are looking forward to seeing this season ?
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No problem at all. The three I'm most looking forward to this season are Allez Colombieres, Djakadam & Pont Alexandre. Already backed the three of them for Cheltenham
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How is my favourite horse Briar hill?,allez columbieres,would he supreme bound with tell us more Neptune ?
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Think this season there will be Ricci and Wylie horses going head to head in many races. Briar Hill & Pont Alexandre both being aimed at RSA. Allez Colombieres would be Supreme bound I believe. Tell Us More for Neptune, but Ruby doesn't ride Giggy horses so think Shaneshill will end up in Neptune too.
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Well you have just saved me a few quid because I was going to back Briar hill for the world hurdle,Cheers mate !
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I might add a section on Mullins horses likely targets to my site during the season.
New site went live on weekend www.jumpsadviser.com |
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Just had a look cv,the way you came across I pictured you as a man in his 50s or 60s,not 32 lol,I would advise anyone to have a look !
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Fully agree - nice site. Wish I had your discipline
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Cheers guys, appreciate the kind words. Funny thing is the catalyst for starting a site was being banned from a racing forum I spent WAAAY too much time on.
 Still I learnt an awful lot from others on forums, for which I am grateful, so I hope I can help others get into horse racing, or improve their own betting. btw If anyone wants me to write about something on a particular topic please use the contact feature on the site. The latest Willie Mullins blog post was in response to a request. I'll have a big blog post and pictures next Tuesday evening after we go see the clubs horses in training with Harry Fry. Paul Barber has leased 4 of his horses to the club this season. With Highland Retreat being the star, she heads novice chasing this season once the rain comes. |
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Looking forward to following your incites on a weekly basis CV. Your thought process over the big festival races inparticular although not always correct have always been well reasoned and argued. Good luck with the new site.
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The season is officialy here. Everybody enjoy and good luck.
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THE Down Royal meeting in Ireland usually gets the blood going for most on this side of the pond.
[i]JUMPS ADVISER dot com[/i] - must have a look CV. |
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* JUMPS ADVISER dot com
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As much as we like to tell ourselves that the jumps begins at Chepstow a few weeks ago or at the Old Roan Chase, today the turf Flat does one for the winter and it is well and truly, undeniably, the Jumps season
My favourite time of year except that second week in March. |
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Happy Open Meeting everyone
One of the best meetings of the year A mini Cheltenham Festival. |
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Aww, Quevega
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http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/soccer?p0=2245&iso=20150310T1330&year=2015&month=3&day=10&hour=13&min=30&sec=0&msg=Cheltenham%20Horse%20Racing%20Festival
LESS THAN 6 WEEKS AWAY. |
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Hey, I like that!
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3 Months to the day
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Even more reason to look forward this year. Chepstow have done away with the meeting in later October and the first meet earlier in the month is now a 2 day meeting with the silver trophy on the saturday and the persian war on the sunday.
http://www.chepstow-racecourse.co.uk/whats-on/fixtures/?mn=10&yr=2015 |
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31 Days
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I can feel the tingling starting.
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Zovirax - that'll sort it out
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It's in my knackers.
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I see the forum title has been changed to Cheltenham 2016
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