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the Governor tipped it and sent the market into meltdown - be 11s by post time.
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He's tiny.
I know the fences are getting smaller but i couldnt back him at any price. |
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It looks like small amounts of mug money, given that he is still 50s in the ante-post books.
It's not quite as crazy as the plunge on Prince de Beauchene down to 20s a few weeks back. |
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I adore this little horse, but surely he'd struggle to jump 30 fences on the National course.
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Team Spirit was a small horse, the smallest horse to have won the 'National not once but twice, was THE LAMB.
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Totally agree v small but he has form and the further he goes the better he is slipping dwon the weights from his hurdle mark
Ran really well in the Henessey. Worth a poke at 200/1 but at 38 nah |
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Only 90 but I think State of Play will have a squeak if it turns up softer than last few years
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Only 90 but I think State of Play will have a squeak if it turns up softer than last few years
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knee high to a grasshopper...place lay
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If I had to lay a horse in the National to save my life then of the ones with any chance of getting in the race Fair Along would be the pick by a long,long way.
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Classified of Nicky Henderson's wasnt much bigger than a pony but jumped like a cat to get round and get a place (behind West Tip I think). Size not an issue if they jump like he did but Fair Along has never struck me in the same vein.
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Tough as teak though.
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