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simdog84
01 Dec 17 14:26
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RSA screams out for me, just doesn't seem to do anything in a hurry but seems to stay on very well at the end of its races.

With him being a hype horse should he go there you would think he will be a single figure price on the day no matter what he does between now and then.

Wouldn't even hit the frame over the JLT distance as would get left coming down the hill.

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By:
Middle_Of_March
When: 01 Dec 17 18:26
Think Willoughby Court would be better over the rsa trip too



I've always said Yanworth is overhyped but for me, he should be put back over hurdles. His jumping style looks completely uncomfortable
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 01 Dec 17 21:44
4 miler, like that other horse that nearly won the gold cup.
By:
Can't Catch Me
When: 01 Dec 17 22:01
Stayers Hurdle for me. Just don't think he will ever jump well enough for a Championship race over fences.
By:
bluebirdfan
When: 02 Dec 17 04:11
Agreed. If they had any sense they’d abort his Novice Chase campaign and aim at the Stayers
By:
cyclops
When: 02 Dec 17 10:01
People rush to judgement far too soon. Don Cossack didn't have the most stellar start to his chasing career, yet learned his trade. Many others the same. Yanworth looks very much work in progress to me. He may progress or regress but why on earth would they change direction with him? He's just finished a close second to the Neptune winner, despite jumping errors and if I were his team I'd be taking plenty of encouragement.
Get him more proficient and then think about Spring targets. The only disappointed ones are those why hyped him up.
By:
eric_morris
When: 02 Dec 17 10:06
Yanworth hits flat spots where he cant go the pace of the lead then stuggles to make it up. He may not be totally genuine. If they want him to give his best he needs to be up there with the lead being ridden extremely positively.
By:
duffy
When: 04 Dec 17 16:55
Definitely needs to be going RSA route for me.
By:
unclepuncle
When: 05 Dec 17 14:57
Next years 4 miler. :D
By:
buddeliea
When: 05 Dec 17 17:13
Stayers hurdle would give him the best chance of victory next march imo
By:
impossible123
When: 05 Dec 17 22:17
But owner already has Unowhatimeanharry in the Stayers and no credible runner in the RSA, I believe.
By:
buddeliea
When: 06 Dec 17 07:03
Very true,but makes no difference to my opinion.
By:
impossible123
When: 11 Dec 17 16:43
More substance he'd be running in the RSA. King: "He is fine and cantering away. I don't mind sticking at two and a half, but there is also the Feltham."

The Feltham (Kauto Star) is over 3m.
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 12 Dec 17 10:54
green and gold,highly rated as a hurdler ,   short prices in his novice chases ,  ,looking to have jumping issues ,underachieving early part of season ...................... cheltenham  march 4 miler, money down, jumps like a stag and bolts up .........................we been here before with rocco
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 12 Dec 17 11:14
^^^^^ they will probably go rsa but imo  the 4m would be right up his street...........
By:
impossible123
When: 12 Dec 17 17:48
4m prior to 3m for a horse that finished 2nd to Yorkhill in the Neptune after taking the scenic route? Too far fetched, I think.
By:
HaylingBilly
When: 12 Dec 17 19:05
What about 4m for a horse that finished 2nd to Yorkhill in the JLT ? Whatever Tiger Roll can do I am certain Top Notch can do. If TN runs over 3 miles before March I am going to start thinking 4 miler for him. Now there's a thought !
By:
buddeliea
When: 12 Dec 17 19:11
If Top Notch performs over 3m then with his class he should be in the Gold Cup.
But what he is at this stage is a 2 and a half miler.
By:
buddeliea
When: 12 Dec 17 19:18
Wonder how much input the owner had in plans for Harry and Yanworth.
I would have thought out the two of them that Harry would be the staying chaser and Yanworth the hurdler.
Be interesting how it pans put over this and the following seasons.
By:
HaylingBilly
When: 12 Dec 17 19:32
Just realised I am talking bO11Ox. 4 miler is for Novices. Sorry guys. OTT on the Gin early !
By:
unclepuncle
When: 13 Dec 17 11:25
Harry is now way too old to be going novice chasing.
By:
buddeliea
When: 13 Dec 17 16:56
Bloody hell he is 9!!
Did not realise he was that old.
Yes, you have a fair point there Uncle.
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Jan 18 12:26
Last chance saloon for Yanworth, I'd imagine; no JLT if he fluffs his lines again over this distance.
By:
buddeliea
When: 01 Jan 18 13:25
All about his jumping today.
Think we will know the target after this race.
JLT,RSA or stayers.
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Jan 18 13:28
Still dodgy jumping, Gerragthy giving him a better view of the fences. We'll see......
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Jan 18 13:29
When pace quickens mistakes follow.
By:
buddeliea
When: 01 Jan 18 13:34
Thought Barry summed it up well.
No Stayers now.
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Jan 18 13:37
Not sure, the anticipated quicker pace in the JLT could be his downhill. The monkey idled infront after going 3l clear after the last.
By:
p_r_e_m_i_e_r__f_a_n_t_a_s_y
When: 01 Jan 18 13:40
be shocked if he wins any chase at the festival, does not jump well enough
By:
buddeliea
When: 01 Jan 18 13:46
I mean no Stayers Hurdle(although for me thats his race).
The way Barry was talking about jumping better makes me think they will stay chasing,although no idea which of the two.
Gut feeling is his future is 3m chasing,but will that be this season?
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Jan 18 13:49
If any of his principal protagonists jumps superbly eg Willoughby Court or Death Duty Yanworth is very unlikely to win over 20f.  The Cheltenham hill - his jumping will not - is his only salvation to winning at the Festival, I think; RSA or Stayers, for me, but the bookies are split as to his eventual destination.
By:
Fashion Fever
When: 08 Jan 18 22:05
would win the 4 miler on class but doubt they would ever go for it
By:
buddeliea
When: 09 Jan 18 20:31
Yanworth is also under consideration for a switch back to hurdles in March

Makes sense to me if it happens
By:
impossible123
When: 09 Jan 18 21:18
Makes sense given McManus owns Unowhatimeanharry who has not performed as expected so far. Also, I think the Stayers this season is wide open with no one stand-out candidate. But 1st his trainer needs convincing as he was adamant the horse's immediate future was over fences prior to his recent win.
By:
impossible123
When: 18 Jan 18 19:23
RSA or the Stayers, but ironically his trainer has yet to be informed about which discipline at the moment; if his trainer does not know what chance do we?
By:
p_r_e_m_i_e_r__f_a_n_t_a_s_y
When: 18 Jan 18 19:28
What's the problem? They have not decided which race he will go for and King said he will have a chat with connections about it as he needs to know in good time. They're not having a prep run so they still have time to make their decision and train him accordingly.
By:
ReaseHeath
When: 18 Jan 18 20:18
I'm a little confused by all this - last week King was quoted to the effect that he asked JPM (Frank, AP, whoever) if he could enter Yanworth in the Stayers Hurdle and this week he wants them to decide whether to run in the RSA or the Stayers - not quite mixed messages but..

The comments about his prep, the Stayers' prize money and his form with Supasundae are all fair enough but I wonder if there is an element of King trying to save face after he said people crabbing Yanworth's jumping did n't know what they were talking about earlier in the season.

My hunch is he'll run in the Stayers - agree it's not a problem either way, you can back him NRNB if you're desperate to have a bet (although the prices are skinny enough) - don't particularly fancy him for either personally although he'd enter calculations in the Stayers on the day depending what else runs, especially if the ground is on the soft side...
By:
buddeliea
When: 18 Jan 18 20:43
Think he should be fav if he runs in Stayers,massive chance imo.
By:
woodmanchester
When: 18 Jan 18 23:38
Not a fan of Yanworth but sure Willoughby Court would have been nowhere near beating him last time, even if not making the blunder, so cant understand why Willoughby favourite for Cheltenham. Might have something to do with possible, anticipated better going?
By:
Quevega06
When: 19 Jan 18 08:00
Also WoodManc I think Willoughby being fav is down to that's the race he will be running in. Cheltenham winners always come back year after year and go close.
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