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Cheltenham Festival
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noticed he has been added to the truimph hurdle betting on here anyidea who trains him now very progressive flat horse
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Had a look couldnt find anything, interesting recruit for sure.
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my thoughts exactly just want to know who trains him now might throw a few quid on him if hes with a decent trainer
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Confirmed it was Paul Webber. GET ON!!!!
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thanks for info where did u find this
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I emailed Clarehaven and they responded within the hour. Fair play to them.
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cheers mate thank you
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Can anybody remember the last time a high profile or progressive horse on the flat actually won a Triumph?
i can only think of Celestial Halo,it's not as straight forward as some like to make out that these progressive sorts on the flat translate that form over hurdles. |
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A poster just found us next years potential Triumph winner and all CheltenhamRoar can do is blind us with stats. What a Party Pooper.
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Well i hope for your sake he ain't another Minsk   |
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Entered in a couple of races for next week. GLTA
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Countrywide Flame was certainly a progressive horse b4 he went hurdling CR.
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Zarkandar had ok French flat form and is a half brother to Zarkava ffs
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Be interesting to see how he goes today as clearly flat form ties in with Swynmor
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