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ReaseHeath 15 Feb 15 16:31 Joined: 15 May 04 | Topic/replies: 11,638 | Blogger: ReaseHeath's blog
if Djakadam in the Hennessy, Champagne Fever in the King George and Ballycasey yesterday (just three examples of the top of my head) are all unfancied sighters then why are they invariably well found by the market and why does Ruby keep coming over to ride them? He could've stayed at home and won on Champaqgne Fever yesterday. Or are they only called 'sighters' after they're beaten out of sight. Insufferable arrogance to call them sighters imo - does that mean they're not really bothered about winning? I think it's simple. He has an embarrassment of riches, there are n't enough races in Ireland for all of them so he sends some over here. Some win (mostly over hurdles), some don't (mostly over fences). Spot on. Anyone who believes they are sending over second string horses is deluded. It was only 2 seasons ago they were talking about a satelite yard in England where Patrick would manage it. It is simple, there are not enough races in Ireland for all the horses he has UNLESS they run against each other. He has no choice to split them up. |
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Seriously, do you think owners would be prepared to pay for the travels costs everytime just because WPM wants a sighter?!
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First Lt not travelling to Cheltenham,heading for Grand National re trainer.
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Cheers Stevo. Just cancelled my unmatched £2 at 300
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Lol put it on Hendersons grey mare.
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I know who you mean, Stevo - that cashpoint in the Triumph!
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stevo1 16 Feb 15 11:54 Joined: 21 Oct 06 | Topic/replies: 2,856 | Blogger: stevo1's blog
Lol put it on Hendersons grey mare. Am i missing something |
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I think Stevo was referring to Ma Filliule - I was just pulling his leg by referring to our fancy in the triumph - the mighty Hargam!
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Ah yes i was just scrolling through the entries just then looking for mares trained by Hendo in the triumph and there wasnt none
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On a more interesting note - I see that Paddy has cut Boston Bob from 25's to 14's for the Ryanair
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Reading Racing Post article on the "shark", I got the impression that Hidden Cyclone might end up in Ryanair where he would have a decent chance imo.
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Saw that Delsie re Boston Bob, PP have certainly been worth looking at re Mullins movers in market.
It gives Ruby a mount in Ryanair,if Fever goes Champion Chase,which I don't think it should. But will be happy re my bet in Ryanair,if Fever goes 2 miles. |
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Pricewise tomorrow on Ryanair,hope he doesn't select Ma Filleule best price 12/1 still badblokes.
Could be Johns Spirit good course form,but not on new course. |
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I think it might be Boston, Stevo - the blue is spreading
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Although it would be unusual for him to select one where the target is still not confirmed - perhaps the movement is stable money?
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Boston Bob. Am I missing something. Ran In this last year and got beat by Hunt Ball, amongst others. One year older, 10 now, and a dreadful Cheltenham chasing pedigree. This horse appears to have some sort of romantic blind following that his form, certainly at Cheltenham, does not support. So. Tell me. Am I missing something.
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does anybody think pricewise may put up ballynagour E/W ? hacked up at the festival last year albeit in handicap company?
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No a bad shout blackngold, and it's the type of price he likes, but I was thinking he might put up Taquin De Seuil at 16's with Ladbrokes, now that he's been taken out The Gold Cup.
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Brian
16 Feb 15 13:34 Reading Racing Post article on the "shark", I got the impression that Hidden Cyclone might end up in Ryanair where he would have a decent chance imo. Brian....or anyone else, I cannot find that article on the site,what was the quote?? |
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I've been a bit concerned that little has been seen or heard of Ballynagour since the Hennessy but Segal will be privy to comments from connections before he makes his selection and if Pipe is upbeat I agree he could be the tip.
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As delsie stated earlier post, someone backing Boston Bob for this 6th in last years race.
Needs 4 miles imo and blinkers/hood. |
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Rease,
I'm sure after his handicap win at the festival last season, Pipe said being fresh was key to him. So the extended break shouldn't be a concern. |
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buddeliea
"Reading Racing Post article on the "shark", I got the impression that Hidden Cyclone might end up in Ryanair where he would have a decent chance imo. Brian....or anyone else, I cannot find that article on the site,what was the quote??" There was two page feature and he didn't commit to which race he would run. But said he didn't quite stay in the Ryanair last year but is stronger this year. My thought after reading article was, not surprisingly, that it would depend on competition and ground. |
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Thanks Brian,very useful.
I really think hes a big runner at this festival,ive got him for the QM,so I need to cover for the Ryanair just in case. |
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All the blue for Boston bob on odd-checker..couldn't be having him at all let me down far to many times lol.. hopefully ballynagour shows up as ive nice odds and it ll be nice to see him stepped into top class company..lack of news little concerning
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I'm going back a bit, but Pipe said (I think on his blog) that Ballynagour would get an entry in this and also the Byrne Plate but would go straight to Cheltenham as he did last year. 1 early season run and then the Festival. No Dynaste now, so Ballynagour is his only entry in the race. His win last year was outstanding and a very easy festival winner.
Hope Boston Bob runs here as I have him NRNB for the Gold Cup and would be happy with money back. |
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Hanlon has also said Hidden Cyclone's best trip is about 2m 2f and consequently was preferring the shorter race
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Do we know the Pricewise horse?
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Johns Spirit 10/1, Ballynagour 33/1
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Thank you shockster, I take it 1pt win for each.
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No idea, they were posted on Twitter.
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Haha, cheers anyway
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Glad he hasnt cursed my bet lol.
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I was hoping to wait until NRNB before backing Ballynagour, but Segal has ruined that for me. Does anyone know who the 33/1 is with?
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Racebets are still 33's AC
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Looks like Menorah next one to be missing Festival,re bettimg on here.
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Hobbs has said will run Wishful Thinking here and wait for Aintree with Menorah.
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Taquin priced like something is up. If my book gets any worse my fecking keyboard will pick up an injury.
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Graeme83
Date Joined: 21 Sep 07 Add contact | Send message 17 Feb 15 14:06 Joined: 21 Sep 07 | Topic/replies: 8,630 | Blogger: Graeme83's blog Taquin priced like something is up. If my book gets any worse my fecking keyboard will pick up an injury. ![]() ![]() ![]() |