Dynaste

29s now budd youza moovin markits

I say pretty much anything is possible with this horse

at least until it is proven otherwise

King George, beaten into 3rd to 6th place, onto Ryan Air would be my guess

Could well be underestimated this season,and whilst I can see the Ryanair as a possibility,i think he will prove Gold Cup material.Ended the season nicely with a good performance over 3m1,and with improvement out of novice company he could well be a threat over 3m2 at Cheltenham.
Will agree with Judo though,guessing game at the moment as to how good he will be.
Just have a feeling he will be better than a lot think.

a general concensus that the novices of last season were a average or poor bunch time may prove they were right  ,but they could just be underestimated  we wont know untill a few have raced against the established stars,the jewson form and rsa may be undervalued because they were won by "outsiders" but as budd has shown massive prices available for horses with plenty of  room for improvement .

Dynaste well beaten in a weak Jewson. Not a prayer against the grown ups in the Ryanair or Gold Cup. Or are my eyes deceiving me ?

agree with HaylingBilly. Horse always tends to look impressive when winning but not entirely taken with the quality of opposition that he faced last campaign and i'll be looking to oppose him.

and as if like magic it starts ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

yes it has started with comments like 'a weak Jewson' which can be easily challenged by asking 'how do you know?'

does not generally pay to be too dogmatic till evidence is available, there have been no end of 'won't stay', 'can't get up the hill'
'not good enough' and other such statements that all proved incorrect going back over many years

I remember many saying Best Mate wouldn't stay for example

I am checking my thinking out of respect for you guys but nothing here is making me think again.......


              HORSE/SP    AGE    WGT    TRAINER/JOCKEY    OR    TS    RPR    

«    1          Benefficient (IRE) 20/1    7    11-4 h1    A J Martin    147    *    *    »
Bryan Cooper
        

«    2    3¼      Dynaste (FR) 11/8F    7    11-4     David Pipe    161    *    *    »
Tom Scudamore
        

«    3    1      Changing Times (IRE) 100/1    7    11-4 t    Nigel Twiston-Davies    140    *    *    »
Sam Twiston-Davies
        

«    4    nk      Module (FR) 16/1    6    11-4 t    Tom George    145    *    *   
Paddy Brennan
        

«    5    nk      Captain Conan (FR) 5/1    6    11-4     Nicky Henderson    152    *    *    »
Barry Geraghty
        

«    6    10      Third Intention (IRE) 25/1    6    11-4 t    Colin Tizzard    151    *    *    »
Joe Tizzard
        

«    7    nk      Texas Jack (IRE) 11/1    7    11-4     Noel Meade    146    *    *   
P Carberry
        

«    8    15      Molotof (FR) 25/1    6    11-4     Nicky Henderson    152    *    *    »
A P McCoy
        

«    9    3¼      Sire Collonges (FR) 20/1    7    11-4     Paul Nicholls    146    *    *    »
Daryl Jacob
        

«    10    ¾      Argocat (IRE) 22/1    5    11-3     T J Taaffe    146    *    *    »
Davy Russell
        

«    11    3¾      Aupcharlie (IRE) 15/2    7    11-4     W P Mullins    148    *    *    »
A E Lynch
        

«    F          Marito (GER) 12/1    7    11-4     W P Mullins    141    *    *    »
R Walsh
        

«    PU          Desert Cry (IRE) 100/1    7    11-4     Donald McCain    142    *    *    »

Nohing better than a Friday night opinion eh.......

I think he's an interesting chance for the KG (sorry Budd but I'm going to mention GC), with hindsight it does look now like dynaste was in the wrong race at the festival with the failure at the shorter trip and bouncing back over 3+ at aintree, could it be that the connections themselves had the experience of GC from the previous year in their thoughts when choosing the jewson?

I couldn't have him over 2 miles,in the jewson he was just racing a tad quicker than he wanted to be going and was forced into a few mistakes and because of this , at the end of the race he couldn't pick up but did stay on right to the line. Over the 3 the next time it was a completely different horse, he was able to travel and jump unhurried and came right away at the end because of it, at this moment in time I'd be more interested in him for the GC itself than the Ryanair, the likes of cue card will have him on his head in that.

I like Dynaste also and have backed him for the Gold Cup. Def think he needs 3m and the King George looks made for him and will be a good horse that beats him.

I am sure D.Pipe earlier this week on RUK said he and Grands Cru will start at Wetherby.  One in the 3m Hurdle and the other in the Charlie Hall, but no decision on which just yet.

Well Dynaste will be in the Charlie Hall then,if that's the case Shockster,and that could set him up nicely for the KG.
Don't see any mileage in running him over hurdles and GC over fences....for both horses!!

Really??
Well I guess Dynaste could have a prep over hurdles,but I would think Grand Crus has had enough over fences!!

Well I think hes proved with his run in the Betfair that hes a lively one for the Gold Cup,see how he gets on in the KG next week.

Over fences he's beaten Fingal Bay, Court In Motion, Hadrian's Approach and Third Intention. His 2nd to Cue Card at Haydock was a fine effort, but his record suggest he's at his best first time out, and it's possible that's as good as he is. Excuses at Kempton, you're right to ignore that run, but for the life of me I can't find what he's done to suggest he's worth backing to win the Gold Cup.

I agree bud and backed him at 16/1, but I don't fancy him at all for the Ryanair.  Wasn't fast enough against the novices LY so can't have him against the best 2.5 milers TY.  Maybe 3m2f will suit but he might be an in between distance horse.  Def can't write him off though after 1 run when he wasn't right.

Prior to KG AC.  I'm daft but not that daft.

Erm... 33/1 rather.