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Cheltenham Festival
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On the back of writing off Allaho,I been looking at the race…just been out to Paddy shop and backed Envoi Allen @14/1 ew…. HDB said was the target a while back …fingers crossed he lines up on the day
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Envoi is getting a lot of love.
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Despite beaten in the King George Allaho is still 7/2 fav. I think that's shocking.
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There are very few horses sure to be targeted at the Ryanair, so when they are it has a big impact on their antepost price. Anyway, beaten horses in the KG have a fantastic record in the Ryanair. With that and his track record and trainer, I can see why he's still around favourite. Stage Star should have a real test on new year's day, which could change the market a bit.
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Allaho misses out again,,,shame for the horse
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I’ve talked myself into Ahoy Senor @ 20’s EW NRNB. Ran well enough in the Cotswold and looked dangerous until strap broke 1/2 mile out.
Using the One Man wrong distance Gold Cup to Champion Chase reasoning he could blast off in front and lead them all a merry dance. His run at Aintree over sharp 3m 1f against Shishkin is top form and is head and shoulders compared with most of his rivals in this below par renewal. No point going Gold Cup as very little chance of even getting placed. This is the sensible race for him before he goes back to Aintree. Probably the best 20/1 NRNB out there in these skinny markets. |
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Appreciate It .Well overpriced on one bad run last time.
Previously didnt stay 3 miles in Savills but ran well to 2 out. Split Fastorslow & Galopin D.C in John Durkan. They would be 8/11 or 2/5 respectively if either 1 of them ran here. |
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I’d lay Banbridge, Envoi and Stage Star combined at evens or less. Can’t have them at all for a variety of reasons.
Agree with appreciate it…he’s closely matched with Banbridge but is 5 times the price. |
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Ahoy Senor running over 2m 5f on Saturday. Good run should confirm Ryanair participation.
11/2 is actually very tempting. Maybe more than 20/1 in March  |
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The race could be a proper burn-up with Stage Star and Ahoy Senor, and it will suit their running style.
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I still wouldn't rule out Ahoy Senor running in the GC, he was still cruising last time before the mishap, was still going well in last years GC when he fell, the trainer is waxing lyrical about the horses well being and crucially, because of the regard they hold the horse in will be looking for a reason to run him in the GC rather than looking for a reason to run him in the Ryanair.
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Linda Russell said yesterday on a podcast that she favours the gold cup.
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Lucinda has said she wants to see if he’s effective over the shorter trip. “ One reason we are running him is we’ve a question mark over he goes for the Gold Cup or Ryanair” Russell said “It will be interesting to see if he’s as effective over a shorter trip”.
Not sure that translates into we favour the Gold Cup ?? |
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Not really sure what to make of that. Terrible tactics.
Had no chance after 1 second of the race. Surely had to go from the front rather than thinking he is Dancing Brave. Not sure what you do now as that was ridiculous. Hope they go Gold Cup and I’ll get my money back. |
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I'd no financial interest in the race; Ahoy Senor (AS) escaped me as I was focusing on Pic D'Orhy and L'homme Presse. What was AS doing at the back over a trip shorter than he'd mainly run in? Brainless piece of race-riding.
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