I'll be taking a small bit of the 32 on here about the frustrating Moon Over Miami. On his lowest mark for three years, he has, admittedly, little to recommend him on last season's form. But 2 of his 5 jumps wins have come at Cheltenham, the ground will suit and Fehily (jock on 4 of his 5 NH victories) is back on board.
He's off 137 tomorrow. Off 139 he was caught close home at the Festival trying to give 9lbs to Oh Crick (who followed up at Aintree). Off 138 he beat Big Buck's back in his novice days.
I'll be taking a small bit of the 32 on here about the frustrating Moon Over Miami. On his lowest mark for three years, he has, admittedly, little to recommend him on last season's form. But 2 of his 5 jumps wins have come at Cheltenham, the ground
He wouldn't be the worst handicapped horse in the race and as you say looks a live outsider. Would you be worried his 1st time out record isn't that great though ?
I might have a small interest in Gwanako for the stable that won the race with a horse at the top of the weights last year. Was mixing it in better company than this last year and capable 5lb claimer booked so the 14's with b.365 isn't too shabby. Concern may be that this is a prep ahead of Aintree next month but PN sounds quite positive in his betfair column
p.s. you getting fed up waiting for a 16 October thread ?
SteepleHe wouldn't be the worst handicapped horse in the race and as you say looks a live outsider. Would you be worried his 1st time out record isn't that great though ?I might have a small interest in Gwanako for the stable that won the race with a