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Totally agree.
Price doubled after recent defeat. I am convinced this beast will canter all over Cue Card should they meet. |
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Sorry meant to post this on the Cheltenham forum. Anyway..... i think they will both be cantering Baracouda and im not convinced Cue Card can really quicken over 2 miles but i can see Zaidpour charching up the hill. We have only seen him run on bad bad ground in Ireland, he should improve vastly on better ground.
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Ive just watched the Leopardstown race once again, and it just turned into a sprint with Zaidpour asleep with 4L to make up on ground quite holding. At least he stayed on well at the end. I cant wait until he takes on Cue Card come March.
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I have taken 1pt at 9/1 on here for the supreme.
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Surely he got beat at Leopardstown because the trip was too sharp? I can see him in the Neptune.
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Too soon after fairyhouse, and the race was run at a crawl. Mullins agrees. He will like the pace is a supreme. 9/1 was worth a point given I believe he is supreme bound
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He doesn't hurdle quick enough to win the Supreme - the Neptune HAS to be his target!
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Hurdles fine off a faster pace imo.
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He hasn't jumped well in his three runs so far this season imo.
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I'm not sure WM has run all of his best hurdlers yet. What has happened to Day of a Lifetime for example? He was possibly Willie's best bumper horse last year but ran no race in the Champion Bumper and is also owned by Zaidpour's owner.
Bit too early to say but I think Zaidpour will run in the Supreme and either So Young or a n other will run in the Neptune. |
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He hurdles fast and fluent with a strong pace. He was running well against the likes of Byword at 10f on the flat. 2 miles will be his distance. You have to ignore these slowly run races in bad ground, the horses in front stole a march on him, by the time he got going it was too late. Ignore the race.
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Still think Mullins not sure where to run him, maybe CueCard's destination will play a part.
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