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just back my tent or yours for the supreme and save yourself a few hours :)
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BROOKSIE.. Many thanks for your advice,it has been duly noted, and hopefully financially beneficial, however, with a bit of spare time on my hands, i quite fancy making up a "juvenile handicap", during the long winter nights!, for profit and pleasure.
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FWIW I'm with brooksie at this stage re My Tent or Yours
Good luck with the juvenile ratings and come the time if you could simply post he winner of the Fred Winter it would be much appreciated. ![]() |
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Yeah good luck with your ratings, just juvenile's... interesting, I'd take extra note of the horses from France that already have hurdles form. They tend to be ahead of the flat recruits in the UK. Just my opinion obviously but
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Fred Winter high on my priority list,roobuck, but will be focusing with all the juvenile hurdles at cheltenham, an aintree. Certainly, from late january,i hope to be getting involved.You make an excellent point, brooksie, with your thoughts on the french horses, the top trainers seem to picking the cream, in the last few years.Thanks for your time and thoughts gents.
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very impressed with oscatara today, pulled hard but won well, he had previously won a point to point in a fast time where other horses have won from.
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Handazan.Tri Hrd.May improve now that its lost the family Jewels.
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This man has been working on Juvenile races since last season,had the 1st/3rd/4th in the Fred Winter and Mao Chin Tyre(excuse is spelling is out,was biggest priced Juvenile winner last season)
http://www.chancelloroftheformchecker.co.uk/juvenile.html |
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Dosage
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Re The Fred Winter
Take a serious look at anything bred by the Aga Khan |