Cheltenham Festival
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I've had a bet on this horse tonight, he's as low as 20/1 in places but Koral are laying him at 66/1, which is a huge price I feel. He's been mixing it with best in Ireland this season and could be the right type I feel; not too young, plenty of experience and he seems to be getting better. I like the trainers comments from recent stable tour on 14th Jan:
It took him a while to get his act together over hurdles but he is jumping much better now. He won his maiden at the 5th attemp at Thurles in November and followed up over 2m4f at Fairhouse three weeks later before running two good races in graded company, including a fourth at Naas this month behind Mckinley. That was a pleasing effort as the form is pretty good and I knew the 2m4f was possibly on the short side. He stays well and will be seen to better effect when we go up to 3m. I will be entering him for the Albert Bartlett and we have yet to see the best of him.
He might not have the best form, but he's in the mix and this war of attrition does not always go to the best horse worth a few quid at the price, trainer knows what it takes to win this race.
It took him a while to get his act together over hurdles but he is jumping much better now. He won his maiden at the 5th attemp at Thurles in November and followed up over 2m4f at Fairhouse three weeks later before running two good races in graded company, including a fourth at Naas this month behind Mckinley. That was a pleasing effort as the form is pretty good and I knew the 2m4f was possibly on the short side. He stays well and will be seen to better effect when we go up to 3m. I will be entering him for the Albert Bartlett and we have yet to see the best of him.
He might not have the best form, but he's in the mix and this war of attrition does not always go to the best horse worth a few quid at the price, trainer knows what it takes to win this race.
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