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Cheltenham Festival
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Henderson would always love to win this race. Where do you think this will end up?
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I stuck £25 on @ 10/1 NRNB last night on Divin in the Fred Winter 139 is a gift. I think Hendo planned to send him Triumph but with the favourable weights I think FW will be the plan.
Horses that start their career in France have an exceptional record in the FW. When I look at Divin Bere, Fidux, Dolos, Poker Play, Dino Velvet and Great Tempo, Divin stands out by a mile. The form frank by Mister Blueyes leaves me very excited about this horse |
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Latest comments I was thinking it will go for Triumph I have to admit. As he'll end up carrying top weight. I wonder what you'd prefer as an owner fav with a big chance or the triumph. Will be a big tip in itself if they do go triumph.
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Confirmed by Henderson - Fred Winter. Domperigon Du Lys and Percy Street as well.
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Covered my backside by nibbling at some 25 for the Triumph NRNB so actually in the end it made very little difference to me in terms of return, as I've got 20 for FW. Pleased it's running in the FW though, it would be the highest rated winner ever (133 I think is the highest), but it might be a little short of Triumph class and of course wouldn't be able to exploit the mark of 139. Could be a graded horse lurking in a handicap... on a very exploitable mark.
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