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By:
Tory
When: 04 Feb 14 22:12
Don't disagree with the above but as Faugheen can be a bit free ideally I'd have liked to see him have a prep
By:
Ballydoyle
When: 04 Feb 14 22:43
And beat something of note over hurdles also
By:
deepingfox
When: 04 Feb 14 23:11
More interested in why Faugheen was declared today, if there is no intention of giving him a prep - that makes no sense.
By:
Tory
When: 04 Feb 14 23:13
Yep, I've been thinking the same
By:
Tory
When: 04 Feb 14 23:14
Yep, I've been thinking the same
By:
Patented
When: 05 Feb 14 00:52
Its great reading this thread knowing exactly what's going where. Numerous posters have got it bang on and they certainly appear the more clued in overall....
By:
gutfeeling
When: 05 Feb 14 01:13
Be 20,000 posts soon, Lets hope it matches the praise/hype heaped upon it.
By:
gutfeeling
When: 05 Feb 14 01:14
Views.
By:
MYLES91
When: 19 Feb 14 11:35
First suggestion that Faugheen is Neptune bound as Mullins admits its his most likely target. 'Can be a bit fresh so 3 miles could stretch' via @BillEsdaile
By:
Ballydoyle
When: 19 Feb 14 12:01
As with 99% of ante post events a quick look at the betfair odds suggests where he is going. If we didn't have betfair we really wouldn't have a clue what this guy was going to do
By:
festivalfanatic
When: 19 Feb 14 12:18
I'll be convinced when I see the final declarations!Mischief
By:
sintonian
When: 19 Feb 14 13:09
It doesn't sound good re Faugheen atm. WPM saying he's not been happy with him lately and they changed his feed last night.

I did wonder why he has not had another run.
By:
Tory
When: 19 Feb 14 13:34
^^
Yep, looking less than ideal
By:
alleged22
When: 19 Feb 14 14:23
he added that he was "great" and "ready to run"
By:
splinterboy82
When: 23 Feb 14 11:45
With 365 now going NRNB on all races have saved on Red Sherlock (who looks a nice animal despite that regular tail swish) & Briar Hill just in case something goes wrong with Faugheen - still think he'll end up hacking up like Simonsig did a couple of years back but the right time to save now imo.

Latest view - Faugheen will go off 7/4f - The bookies will be a wee bit scared after the Vautor, Champagne, Fly, Quevega first day bloodbath ;-)
By:
bluebirdfan
When: 24 Feb 14 13:19
I really don't like the lack of a prep run......or these stories about him being off his food etc etc
By:
Fallen Angel
When: 24 Feb 14 13:35
@Bluebird, didn't like them one bit either but doesn't appear to have affected his price that much. The price action for Red Sherlock has been a big negative also, didn't know whether this might be a result of slightly drier conditions the last few days or something else. Couldn't find anything in the press. I haven't seen anymore quotes from Mullins on either Faugheen or Vautour. Maybe people are wary of pilling in until the declerations are made and the majority of firms go NRNB on all the other races.
By:
Ballydoyle
When: 24 Feb 14 14:16
Days since last ran of the Neptune horses :

Name    Last ran
   
Faugheen    74 days
Red Sherlock    46 days
Royal Boy    60 days
Deputy Dan    60 days
Briar Hill    66 days
Un Temps Pour Tout    25 days
Ballyalton    70 days
Rathvinden    46 days
Sure Reef    45 days
Lieutenant Colonel    38 days
Diamond King    63 days
Renneti    75 days
Champagne West    53 days
Gilt Shadow    45 days

Not sure how much of a big deal it is really. Ideally he would have ran but just think he could blow this field away.
By:
Ballydoyle
When: 24 Feb 14 14:17
Murders Red Sherlock for my money anyway. Obv sent Rathvinden for a sighter and Red Sherlock struggled past him with his tail going like a windmill.
By:
The RealDeal
When: 24 Feb 14 19:26
Not really sure where the main danger to Faugheen is coming from, don't think there's a lot of betting confidence behind anything. Cool
By:
Harvester
When: 24 Feb 14 20:43
Keep talking faugheen up guys... I'm looking forward to another easy lay bet like pont Alex last year and sprinter this year!!
By:
bluebirdfan
When: 24 Feb 14 22:08
Thing with Pont last year was there was viable challengers, I'm not really sure there is this time
By:
alleged22
When: 24 Feb 14 22:12
pont was hyped by the stable. faugheen does it all at the track
By:
harry callaghan
When: 24 Feb 14 22:22
pont alexander got very worked up pre race in the paddock and something was clearly bothering him
By:
alleged22
When: 24 Feb 14 22:29
my comment kinda answers your other thread harry with regards faugheens prep, think he has them guessing coz obviously does nothing at home hence the strange schedule, and the lack of ramping from stable like they did to pont last year, diferent horse on the track.
By:
harry callaghan
When: 24 Feb 14 22:37
you maybe right alleged, he obviously has a huge amount of ability but i think they have prepped him over further because of his jumping, could be wrong or they thought briar hill would be the classier horse hence the preparations...not sure hence the other thread...

this mullins first quote on his bumper



11May13 Punchestown   ( 16 Y ,RPR136 )

He has been working well and was ready to run last year only for a problem to hold him up. I might go for a winners´ bumper with him now and he looks a nice prospect to go novice hurdling with.-Willie Mullins, trainer.
By:
splinterboy82
When: 08 Mar 14 08:47
Getting a little worried about this machine now......and these words from Ruby today don't fill me with much confidence!

"I’m set to stay with Faugheeen in the Neptune Novices’ Hurdle. Again, I can only hope to have got this right, because Rathvinden is working like a steam engine right now"
By:
stevo1
When: 08 Mar 14 08:50
Faugheen, no reson to change plans goes for Neptune Racing Post today.
By:
stevo1
When: 08 Mar 14 08:50
reason Briar Hill to AB.
By:
Fallen Angel
When: 08 Mar 14 09:23
Maybe Faugheen will be one of those horses that do their stuff on the track rather than a flashy work horse. He looked a beast on his last run, hopefully they have been working on his jumping
By:
alleged22
When: 08 Mar 14 09:28
^^^^^^^^^ took the words right outa my mouth ^^^^^
By:
sintonian
When: 11 Mar 14 22:39
D-day. Good luck all. Not on him for the Neptune but ''Any race at the festival'' market. Have backed Red Sherlock, too.
By:
Ballydoyle
When: 12 Mar 14 00:16
I have him at 10-1 but very concerned about the ground
By:
pedrobob
When: 12 Mar 14 00:31
don't think the ground will be at a problem at all.
Bolted up in a good ground point and breezed by useful Empire Of Dirt off a modest pace at Navan in Dec on Good to Yielding ground.
Doesn't look to have an overly soft ground action to me.
Only issue is he can get in a bit tight to a couple of hurdles and still learning to measure them.
Fastest horse in the race (Willie said he was his best bumper last year including Briar Hill), if he jumps clean, will win
By:
alleged22
When: 12 Mar 14 00:40
was defo more good than g/soft when he beat josses hill, looking good that form now, yes I know no hurdles were present sint Tongue OutExcitedWink
By:
splinterboy82
When: 12 Mar 14 10:32
On train on way down.....he's being smashed up now - 6/4 & shortening.....maybe my original prediction of 5/4f won't be far off!!
By:
brandyontherocks
When: 12 Mar 14 10:36
Great opening shout all those months ago Splinter
By:
harry callaghan
When: 12 Mar 14 14:38
machine - well done winners
By:
Howdi
When: 12 Mar 14 14:39
gold cup possible not short of speed
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 12 Mar 14 14:40
great early call sb well done!
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