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Starting to take shape now... Barters Hill off to Donny and Yanworth v Shantou Village at the weekend.
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yanworth and SV,that's some clash.
Look forward to that. |
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Dont forget Charmix too, reckon he will give them a race.
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As posted earlier on this thread I only backed Yanworth for Neptune and not Supreme. I was surprised to hear King talking of the 2 miler, but looks like he has seen sense. Fingers crossed for a good run tomorrow.
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If Yanworth and SV both still line up in the Neptune now with my others ive posted about in previous pages at least i have one race shaping up to be a mighty book (sorry to anyone who might think im aftertiming but i dont care i don't always post my bets)
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I always get the impression from your posts that you are always getting maximum enjoyment and I don't think any of us could complain about that...WD, enjoy. ![]() |
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Only wish I had the foresight to see the Yanworth/Neptune angle...still time and better late than never, I'm not proud ...3/1 looks big doesn't it
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The more the merrier duffy
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looks like yanworth vs bellshill after today
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The slightly sketchy jumping early on will probably be improved if they go a tad quicker on better ground in March too.
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One can safely discount Yanworth running in the Supreme after today demolishing display; he's definitely Neptune bound - what a race in prospect, Yanworth vs Bellshill, the former is proven whereas the latter has been running in his own backyard.
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I think Bellshill might go to the AB now to be honest - Yanworth v Yorkhill in Neptune?
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Shantou Village would be an interesting runner in spud race if Yanworth is the real deal.
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"I think Bellshill might go to the AB now to be honest - Yanworth v Yorkhill in the Neptune."
Possibly, if so, a bit risky as Barters Hill (AB) is an out and out stayer I firmly believe; however, Min, on the other hand is not considered a very good 'thing' by connections, and Yorkhill could be used as a back-up to the Hendo runners should they prove problematic; Yorkhill was impressive against 007 (Hendo) and definitely stays further than 16f, just my take though. |
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Where did you get the idea that Min isn't considered a good thing? Did you see what he did to Gurteen, impossible? Good thing of the week!
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Would not be a good thing if Yanworth ran.
Any Min backers should hope Yanworth goes Neptune,which I imagine he will. Most impressive novice performance this season,and by some way Imo. |
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Min is 13/8 and still with a bit to prove. He did not settle the last day. Douvan went off 2/1 and Vautour went off 7/2 so Min is already considerably shorter than both of those with 6 weeks to go to the Festival and more doubts in my opinion than either of those two. He's priced up on the connections record in the race and in my opinion you'd want to be mad to back him at the current odds.
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Can't see Yanworth dropping back to 2 miles after that display, budd - he was impressive today. Reminded me of Simonsig - good over 2 but even better given time to organise himself over the longer distance.
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Did anyone else notice Yanworth tried to run out at the top of the hill ?
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Yes he did jink Swardean. I don't think he jumped the first few hurdles as well as later in the race either. Alan King was well taught by the Duke in terms of trying to be level headed in comments about his horses. When he says that Yanworth is a s good as he has trained, we should take note.
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Really don't see why the supreme wouldn't be on the agenda after that. Maybe they would rather go to a race where there's no horse like min, which would obviously give them a chance ? either way he looked like a future CH horse out there.
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In all the furore of the performance, the prospect of still running in the Supreme was perhaps initially overlooked,the performance was so impressive that why he obviously enhanced his Neptune prospects, connections must think that his class must still entitle him to Supreme consideration, sure he's got the speed for it.
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Its difficult to say whether Yanworth should go Supreme because he just proved he stays and I doubt they'll want to take on Altior over 2 miles. But I also wouldn't throw my Bellshill tickets, I think he's Mullins best hope in all the novices division and will be very hard to beat. So take on Altior or Bellshill, I don't know.
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The fact they they tried the 20f today and he seemed to improve would make it a very big surprise if he reverts back to 2 miles. If supreme was the preference what was the point of running it today, if it was going back to two miles irrespective of how it ran?
Plus, I think they have now sort of backed themselves into a corner, if it did go back to 2 miles and get beat, everyone would be saying they made a stupid decision. Finally, we all know the Neptune produces the best Champion Hurdle horses, ask Istabraq, Hardy Eustace and Faugheen. |
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If you really fancy him for the Supreme lump on the 20-1 and back your judgement
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All good points swardean.
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All good points swardean.
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JP likes a fancied horse in the supreme. I've just took the 20's with PP
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JP could still have a fancied runner for the Supreme in the shape of 4yo Ivanovich Gorbatov. I remember what they did with Binocular.
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mael - crossed my mind as well - am telling myself that he did have the fav for triumph that year which is helping me relax a bit.
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Ruby Walsh always says you need a stayer for the supreme. Remember champagne fever. Even the machine started running over 3 miles and now he looks like he could win his second CH
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A real longshot MS but would only be on the cards if he hacks up next week. Nice 8lb allowance in the Supreme. No firms offering any prices for him though.
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but a good one mael - was going to call up but always a bit hesitant to show hand - had binocular at huge prices on here and got done by his other one - swore so loud my mates cat wasnt seen for a week - still have nightmares abut it now
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swore so loud my mates cat wasnt seen for a week - still have nightmares abut it now
^^ ^^We have all had moments like this but when i did it my neighbours thought i had just found someone dead ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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JP has backed the horse for the Neptune. That's all you need to know!
I believe AK didn't want to run today and he thought he was a Supreme horse, but JP and BG got their way. He must be delighted now though and fair play to BG who has been adamant the horse wants a trip. Imperious performance. I agree with budd. Stand out novice performance of the season so far. My only worry is that he looks so at home at soft, that will he handle good ground at a Festival? I suppose the best ones normally can, so fingers crossed. |
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ccm - i dont think the ground will matter one bit - i think this is the real deal - you could run him on quicksand and i think he'd still quicken. Wont happen but what a build up to race one if connections pointed towards supreme - maybe bookmakers are calling jp as we speak and making it worth his while
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Oh I think he's pretty certain to run in the Neptune now,it all points that way with his jockey encouraging the step up and then putting in a performance like that.
To be honest I think he would win either race. |
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Not sure what warrants three laughing emoticons ms but never mind
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If like all my bets if i could post photos on here, i most certainly would
but for some reason it doesn't work whenever i click the upload button, nothing ![]() |
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Pig sick I never took the 9's any race
What a stunning horse. Absolute stand out novice performance and blown away by that. He's lightning quick. |