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I think he is the best but only if the QMCC field came completely apart would WPM consider the race (based on his handling of this horse and novices in the past) - as another poster stated, UDS can always run against open company at Aintree/Punchestown and let's not forget the hugely lucrative Auteuil races in April through June which are more likely to have softish ground
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That was absolutely brilliant.
No worries re ground or jumping round Cheltenham, pretty much bombproof. Wonder if they will step him up to the big boys at Punchestown?? Just hope this horse stays sound, we are gonna have some fun watching the new superstar of 2m chasing.. |
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Well done Budd...you've liked him for ages and yer man has delivered.
I didn't think he was as good as they all thought but that was sheer class yesterday. A top horse. |
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Thanks mate.
We saw 3 proper serious class racehorses yesterday,the future looks exciting for us. |
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Flawless performance, and a joy to watch. I thought Ruby deserved an awful lot of credit for the way he got the horse settled and he gave the perfect ride. Ruby was brilliant yesterday and it was as good a days racing as I can remember at the Festival. Lots of horses to look forward to!
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