Being well supported for the triumph and no1 still knows who has it now
Im assuming NJH as Nicholls would surely have mentioned him somewhere and Nicky has a habbit of lettin peeps mop up a few prices 1st!
Being well supported for the triumph and no1 still knows who has it now Im assuming NJH as Nicholls would surely have mentioned him somewhere and Nicky has a habbit of lettin peeps mop up a few prices 1st!
also 2nd fav with lad br okes i had a quick look on france galop website and it says it was exported to gbr on the 20 november someone must know whos got him know
also 2nd fav with lad br okes i had a quick look on france galop website and it says it was exported to gbr on the 20 november someone must know whos got him know
# Form Horse Age Weight Trainer Jockey Odds Seventh Sign
4 A King 014 Captain Cardington (IRE)
4 Miss S West 332 Docs Legacy (IRE)
4 R A Fahey 1 Hidden Justice (IRE)
4 J J Quinn Double Cee
4 W J Greatrex 6 Rayadour (IRE)
4 A King 1 Rolling Star (FR)
4 N J Henderson Good of Luck
4 M R Channon 2 Sash Of Honour (IRE)
4 Tim Vaughan Leo Luna
4 G L Moore 21-12 Sametegal (FR)
4 P F Nicholls
13:15 Trisoft Juvenile Hurdle 4yo, 2m, 11 runners Full card Live shows # Form Horse Age Weight Trainer Jockey Odds Seventh Sign 4 A King 014 Captain Cardington (IRE) 4 Miss S West 332 Docs Legacy (IRE) 4 R A Fahey 1 Hidden Justice (IRE) 4 J
While I was over I sat on ROLLING STAR ATR Tracker who I’d have ridden at Ascot in the two-mile juvenile hurdle and he really impressed me, lovely attitude and way of going with size and scope.
He’s one to put in the book for when he runs because he looked smart when he won his only hurdle race in Paris last October.
Barry G's BlogWhile I was over I sat on ROLLING STAR ATR Tracker who I’d have ridden at Ascot in the two-mile juvenile hurdle and he really impressed me, lovely attitude and way of going with size and scope. He’s one to put in the book for when h
i backed it anyway....i know the race mugs punters when it comes to ap, but i simply don't care. l've got the ante post blues, and i wanne see mine get a run in soon.
i backed it anyway....i know the race mugs punters when it comes to ap, but i simply don't care. l've got the ante post blues, and i wanne see mine get a run in soon.
Apart from the monster, most impressive winer of the day for me. Nicholls clearly rated Irish Saint but rolling Star was very confidently ridden, especially in that ground where it was difficult to pick up.
Apart from the monster, most impressive winer of the day for me. Nicholls clearly rated Irish Saint but rolling Star was very confidently ridden, especially in that ground where it was difficult to pick up.
Have to agree with the comments above, and say he was very impressive; particularly his attitude.
Using Rock D'Apsis as a guide, Rolling Star beat him 32 lengths giving away 7lbs today, and Far West beat Rock D'Apsis 33 lengths giving 4lbs away. Both of those were Rolling Star's and Far West's first hurdle race.
That makes Rolling Star and Far West very very close, based on known form lines. Something tells me that Rolling Star might be a level above Far West though, and expect him to improve at a fairly fast rate.
I'm gutted I missed the 10's, but didn't fancy taking the risk on a horse that hadn't ran, and now the 5's doesn't interest me much though.
Have to agree with the comments above, and say he was very impressive; particularly his attitude.Using Rock D'Apsis as a guide, Rolling Star beat him 32 lengths giving away 7lbs today, and Far West beat Rock D'Apsis 33 lengths giving 4lbs away. Both
But I agree with you alleged, and say that in the long term I see Rolling Star as the one with the more potential.
I wouldn't be taking 5's on him now though, this race is always a minefield. There could be another Countrywide Flame in there lurking in the 20/1 - 30/1 bracket that hasn't been unearthed yet.
Sorry, didn't see that.But I agree with you alleged, and say that in the long term I see Rolling Star as the one with the more potential.I wouldn't be taking 5's on him now though, this race is always a minefield. There could be another Countrywide
I always leave the triumph hurdle alone until much closer to the time. Think one of the french one's will win but seen it a few time where the early triumph form doesn't work out. Remember Sam Winner being the talking horse all year until closer to the time. I think it's well worth waiting until the Adonis as that is always a strong pointer. I'd hold fire.
I always leave the triumph hurdle alone until much closer to the time. Think one of the french one's will win but seen it a few time where the early triumph form doesn't work out. Remember Sam Winner being the talking horse all year until closer to t
i usually leave it alone as well mate but i was taken by that performance they streched well clear of the third, if anything comes out of the adonis of note or some super impressive performance somewhere else then i might need to have a saver
i usually leave it alone as well mate but i was taken by that performance they streched well clear of the third, if anything comes out of the adonis of note or some super impressive performance somewhere else then i might need to have a saver
off subject a bit, well chief you were there today what do you think of the new ones perfomance and chances in the neptune, i personally thought if STD had held up the horse a touch longer he would have won comfortably whats your take mate?
off subject a bit, well chief you were there today what do you think of the new ones perfomance and chances in the neptune, i personally thought if STD had held up the horse a touch longer he would have won comfortably whats your take mate?
I thought that the New One put in a really good Neptune trial today alleged, and I don't think it would have done his chances any harm. My first reaction as he crossed the line was of disappointment because I expected him to win, but having watched it back, it was a better performance than I thought.
He had such an easy race at Warwick a few weeks ago, the Twiston Davies team would have learnt much more today than letting him win an egg and spoon race somewhere else.
My first reaction was that he just got tired in the ground, and was worn down by a horse who is a real stayer over 3m, but having watched it back, I defintiely think if STD had held on to him and used his speed after the last then he would have won fairly cosily.
But that's what trials day is all about imo. They can now use that information to help his chances at the Festival, where if it does come up soft, they know he handles the ground, but just have to hold onto him a tad longer.
He's put up two very good (but different) performances at Cheltenham now on varying ground. Many of the others at the top of the market have either only ran once, in egg and spoon races or on heavy, so The New One is a worthy fav imo.
I thought that the New One put in a really good Neptune trial today alleged, and I don't think it would have done his chances any harm. My first reaction as he crossed the line was of disappointment because I expected him to win, but having watched