Cheltenham Festival
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I was very impressed with the 14-runner Naas Bumper yesterday evening. Both Gigginstown horses dominated the betting, travelled well and dominated the finish.
On the visuals of that race, I have TOMBSTONE as the best bumper horse to date this season.
However Gordon Elliott will need to overcome the owners, Gigginstown's reluctance to have a runner in the Cheltenham Bumper, in the recent past.
Any views, or thoughts, on whether Gigginstown may allow a runner or two in the race this year?
On the visuals of that race, I have TOMBSTONE as the best bumper horse to date this season.
However Gordon Elliott will need to overcome the owners, Gigginstown's reluctance to have a runner in the Cheltenham Bumper, in the recent past.
Any views, or thoughts, on whether Gigginstown may allow a runner or two in the race this year?
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Don't see why they would change their strategy.
They have a plethora of really nice young hurdlers and chasers so missing the festival Bumper clearly isn't harming them, and may be benefiting them. |
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They've missed it with a lot of classy horses in the past so don't see why they would change..Samain, Don Cossack etc.
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irrespective of who owns Tombstone, the horse cannot run in the festival bumper. hope that helps.
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Why not?
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Ran over hurdles.
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Thanks all, I will put tracker on TOMBSTONE and see where he turns up next instead of Chelters.
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