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kingdomofshades
22 Feb 13 20:53
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Impressive win today and needed to go up a few pounds to get a run at Cheltenham.  Entered up in five races but reckon that they will go for the Byrne Plate - same connections won race last year with Salut Flo.  Can see this being very well backed and going off favourite like Salut Flo.  How many pounds do you think it will go up for winning today?

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differentdrum
When: 22 Feb 13 21:10
Enough to give them all the options. Personally, I think it will be the Grand Annual. Given how freely he raced the drop back in trip should suit in a race that usually has very few potential improvers. He saw the trip out well enough today but basically had the race won a mile out and it might be a different story in a more competitive race on a stiffer track.
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CVByrne
When: 22 Feb 13 21:24
Just take the 8/1 to win any Festival race with hills.
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flyingbolt
When: 23 Feb 13 17:29
"a race that usually has very few potential improvers"

Not quite sure where you are coming from there.
7 of the last 11 have been won by novices.
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differentdrum
When: 23 Feb 13 18:29
Me neither as unless you are suggesting lots of the 20+ runners each year have been potential improvers then you are emphasising the point I was trying to make.
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flyingbolt
When: 23 Feb 13 18:46
NO

Novices by their very definition are potential improvers.It doesn't matter how many of the runners are "potential improvers". The fact is the lightly raced sorts often produce the winner.
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