I look to this years chases at Cheltenham and overall, after looking at each chase race without comments before and after and no adds, one thing has struck me. Number one is that First Lieutenant must have a great chance in Aintree as Mouse and O'Leary did not eat up in The Cotswalds. Secondly, Sunnyhillboy has not been asked to run in the mud for quite some time, McManus quipped that he had no horse for the National. I think he has and no better man to get a horse ready for a National than John Joe and the McManus quip was maybe for the attention of the High Street bookies.
Will Willie and the syndicate have another go at schooling the legendry Quevega in a bit of chasing. I have never in my long punting life seen such a dearth of good jumpers. I am very disappointed that John Kiely does not let Carlingford Lough take his chance in the big one at Liverpoool. The great McCoy had a nightmare passage at Cheltenham ( ran into a few cul de sac ), Interesting where he goes next as I intend being on. A horse to follow. Ruler of the World (Aidan O'Brien) is worth a punt today for his foray to the desert next weekend.
I have a beautiful collection of Danbury Mint commemorative plates (full set) of the greatest racehorses. They include Party Politics, Arkle, Desert Orchid, Red Rum, Sir Ivor and Crisp.Now there is a decent collection of horseflesh and the set was limited in production so I have a beautiful rare collection to admire. Nearly makes me cry when I am looking at Wolverhampton and Kempton. But those tracks serve a purpose. Incidentially, I have a second plate of Red Rum from this series which I might sell to a serious Red Rum fan. Just let me know on this forum or the golf forum where I usually hang out. Email is hepta2012@gmail.com
I have a beautiful collection of Danbury Mint commemorative plates (full set) of the greatest racehorses. They include Party Politics, Arkle, Desert Orchid, Red Rum, Sir Ivor and Crisp.Now there is a decent collection of horseflesh and the set was li