which horse will go off at the shortest odds compared to the odds available now? i'm talking about the sp it returns at compared to the odds now. it's not an easy thing to predict. i backed at fishers cross at 3-1 for the albert bartlett the day before the race last year and it was hammered inthe betting and went off at 11-8, i don't usually get it that right. i'd love to see betting on which horse will shorten the most, who'd be favourite?
Still 12/1 at the min. Heard its WPM's best bumper horse and Ruby will ride. Could go off sub 3-1 IMO.
I have a feeling Killultagh Vic could be the one.Still 12/1 at the min. Heard its WPM's best bumper horse and Ruby will ride. Could go off sub 3-1 IMO.
But I think the real springer, reminiscent of last year, will be Ned Buntline in the Grand Annual, especially if AP rides. Personally, having backed him, I would prefer PC on board, as he is made for the waiting, patient, nurturing ride he will need, but punters will wade in even more if the champ is on board. 14s at the moment, he could go off about 4s.
Foxrock will be V well backed in NH Chase.Fingal Rock could get very short in the Pertemps.But I think the real springer, reminiscent of last year, will be Ned Buntline in the Grand Annual, especially if AP rides. Personally, having backed him, I wou
well if the 1st 2 were to do the buisness in the festival forum multi plunge I would hope there would be one hell of a steamer on the final leg ............well you gotta have faith !
well if the 1st 2 were to do the buisness in the festival forum multi plunge I would hope there would be one hell of a steamer on the final leg ............well you gotta have faith !
Cheers CCM, might have a little bit on him at 12's - saves me wasting half an hour trying to work out Bumper form!
FWIW, I think Pendra may go off a lot shorter than his current odds in the novice handicap chase
Cheers CCM, might have a little bit on him at 12's - saves me wasting half an hour trying to work out Bumper form!FWIW, I think Pendra may go off a lot shorter than his current odds in the novice handicap chase
Call Foxrock has already been well backled from 8/1 ante-post. You would have to be worried re Meades form going into Festival and his shocking record there, but good luck with Ned, think Foxrock goes close on at 7s.
Call Foxrock has already been well backled from 8/1 ante-post. You would have to be worried re Meades form going into Festival and his shocking record there, but good luck with Ned, think Foxrock goes close on at 7s.
@sageform might be right about a JP steamer but if so, I'd suspect it might come in the cross-country where JP likes a win and most punters will have no opinion.
@sageform might be right about a JP steamer but if so, I'd suspect it might come in the cross-country where JP likes a win and most punters will have no opinion.
33/1 now, 1st and 2nd in last two festivals he's been to, been chasing to protect the handicap mark. Bound to be spot on for the day and entered for just the one race (Coral Cup)
Single figure price on the day ?
Son Of Flicka - if it gets in.33/1 now, 1st and 2nd in last two festivals he's been to, been chasing to protect the handicap mark. Bound to be spot on for the day and entered for just the one race (Coral Cup) Single figure price on the day ?
If he is really an intended runner in the Gold Cup I can see there being plenty of each-way interest in Unioniste. He misses the Festival Chase in which he was well handicapped, going on his run behind Bobs Worth,to take on the heavies at levels.Remember Paul Nicholls said that he felt Unioniste did not run his race in Ireland. If he was right,and he does know a fair bit about horses,then the grey has e/w credentials. He certainly did not run to his best last time which many of us remember only too well. However,at 66/1 I am tempted.
If he is really an intended runner in the Gold Cup I can see there being plenty of each-way interest in Unioniste.He misses the Festival Chase in which he was well handicapped, going on his run behind Bobs Worth,to take on the heavies at levels.Remem