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All the ones without a price on pp are quoted at extreme high odds with Betfair( suggesting they're a non runner), except Pendra
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I agree about Johns Spirit. It won the same prep race last year. I do like Persian Snow that finished second to JS recently. He has less experience so should improve significantly from that run. I shan't be having a bet until I see the 5 day decs though.
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No Pendra
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ASTRACAD (FR)
8 Raymond Mould Nigel Twiston-Davies ATTAGLANCE 8 Mrs H Young, G Eifert, R Snyder Malcolm Jefferson BALLYCASEY (IRE) 7 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE BALLYNAGOUR (IRE) 8 Allan Stennett David Pipe BEAR'S AFFAIR (IRE) 8 Mr G. B. Barlow Nicky Henderson BUYWISE (IRE) 7 T Hywel Jones Evan Williams CAID DU BERLAIS (FR) 5 Donlon, Doyle, MacDonald & C Barber Paul Nicholls CANTLOW (IRE) 9 J P McManus Paul Webber CEDRE BLEU (FR) 7 Tangledupinblue Charlie Mann CHAMPAGNE FEVER (IRE) 7 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE CHAMPION COURT (IRE) 9 M Boothright Martin Keighley COLOUR SQUADRON (IRE) 8 J P McManus Philip Hobbs DOUBLE ROSS (IRE) 8 Options O Syndicate Nigel Twiston-Davies EASTER METEOR 8 Mr & Mrs S C Willes David Pipe EASTLAKE (IRE) 8 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill EDGARDO SOL (FR) 7 Axom XXXII Emma Lavelle ERICHT (IRE) 8 Bridget Hanbury Nicky Henderson FAGO (FR) 6 Andrea & Graham Wylie Paul Nicholls FELIX YONGER (IRE) 8 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE FESTIVE AFFAIR (IRE) 6 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill HOLLOW PENNY 6 David Sewell Alan King HUNT BALL (IRE) 9 Atlantic Equine Nicky Henderson INDIAN CASTLE (IRE) 6 Askew Dick Hernon Reynard Ian Williams JOHNS SPIRIT (IRE) 7 Christopher Johnston Jonjo O'Neill KAPGA DE CERISY (FR) 6 A Brooks Venetia Williams KING MASSINI (IRE) 8 Border Pointers Evan Williams LAMOOL (GER) 7 J H Frost Tim Vaughan MANYRIVERSTOCROSS (IRE) 9 Mrs M C Sweeney Alan King MENORAH (IRE) 9 Diana Whateley Philip Hobbs MR MOLE (IRE) 6 J P McManus Paul Nicholls NO BUTS 6 Wontcostalot Partnership David Bridgwater ONE TERM (IRE) 7 Miss L Reid & Mr G Costelloe Rebecca Curtis ORPHEUS VALLEY (IRE) 11 No Horse Box Syndicate Tom Gibney IRE OSCAR WHISKY (IRE) 9 Walters Plant Hire Ltd Nicky Henderson PERSIAN SNOW (IRE) 8 D R Peppiatt Philip Hobbs PRESENT VIEW 6 Sir Chips Keswick Jamie Snowden RAJDHANI EXPRESS 7 Robert Waley-Cohen Nicky Henderson ROLLING ACES (IRE) 8 David Martin, Paul Barber & Ian Fogg Paul Nicholls RUBI LIGHT (FR) 9 W Hennessy Robbie Hennessy IRE SHANGANI (USA) 8 The Bellamy Partnership Venetia Williams SHANPALLAS (IRE) 6 J P McManus Charles Byrnes IRE TAQUIN DU SEUIL (FR) 7 Martin Broughton & Friends 1 Jonjo O'Neill THE PAPARRAZI KID (IRE) 7 Byerley Thoroughbred Racing Willie Mullins IRE UXIZANDRE (FR) 6 J P McManus Alan King WONDERFUL CHARM (FR) 6 Robin Geffen Paul Nicholls |
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It was always unlikely but glad Simonsig isn't in. Would have been a real head scratcher.
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At least Persian Snow has an entry. Hobbs also has Colour squadron and Menorah.
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TDS entered, i guess they are just covering options
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Evan Williams, now there this is a guy who puts people away. Previous form!
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I really fancy Attaglance in this.
Initially thought that he'd struggle having been upped for his second at the Festival (and given that he's not been prolific to say the least), but looking at the race, he'll get in off about 10-10, which looks perfect, and he'll be getting a good bit more weight from those that beat him in recent runs at Cheltenham than previously. On these terms I think he's got a blinding chance, and thought he had a nice warm-up the other day at Market Rasen. Yard had a well-supported winner today too. |
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Backed Ballycasey @ 86.0 on here for a tenner. Mullins said in RP tour he'd go for handicaps. Worth the chance he'll send him here with Felix Yonger
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Top price on Present View is now 8/1.
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Does anyone have any idea about Kapga De Cerisy? Though he could be a big improver but get the feeling with his price they're not convinced he'll be running.
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The Paddy Power Gold Cup
£160,000 total prize fund, Cheltenham, Saturday, November 15, 2014. Two miles, four and a half furlongs. For four-year-old and upwards, a novice shall only be qualified to run if it has run a minimum of three times in chases in Great Britain, Ireland or France. Penalties: after November 2, a winner of a chase 5lb, no penalty to increase a horse's weight above 11st 12lb. Entries closed October 28, entries revealed October 29 (45 entries), weights revealed November 5. Five-day confirmations November 10, final declarations November 13 - maximum field of 20 plus 2 reserves. Horse Age Wgt Owner Trainer MENORAH (IRE) 9 11-12 Diana Whateley Philip Hobbs DOUBLE ROSS (IRE) 8 11-04 Options O Syndicate Nigel Twiston-Davies WONDERFUL CHARM (FR) 6 11-03 Robin Geffen Paul Nicholls TAQUIN DU SEUIL (FR) 7 11-03 Martin Broughton & Friends 1 Jonjo O'Neill RAJDHANI EXPRESS (GB) 7 11-02 Robert Waley-Cohen Nicky Henderson CHAMPAGNE FEVER (IRE) 7 11-02 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE UXIZANDRE (FR) 6 11-02 J P McManus Alan King ROLLING ACES (IRE) 8 11-00 David Martin, Paul Barber & Ian Fogg Paul Nicholls OSCAR WHISKY (IRE) 9 11-00 Walters Plant Hire Ltd Nicky Henderson JOHNS SPIRIT (IRE) 7 11-00 Christopher Johnston Jonjo O'Neill HUNT BALL (IRE) 9 10-13 Atlantic Equine Nicky Henderson BALLYNAGOUR (IRE) 8 10-13 Allan Stennett David Pipe BALLYCASEY (IRE) 7 10-13 Susannah Ricci Willie Mullins IRE RUBI LIGHT (FR) 9 10-12 W Hennessy Robert Hennessy IRE FELIX YONGER (IRE) 8 10-10 Andrea & Graham Wylie Willie Mullins IRE COLOUR SQUADRON (IRE) 8 10-10 J P McManus Philip Hobbs EDGARDO SOL (FR) 7 10-08 Axom XXXII Emma Lavelle CHAMPION COURT (IRE) 9 10-07 M Boothright Martin Keighley KAPGA DE CERISY (FR) 6 10-06 A Brooks Venetia Williams FAGO (FR) 6 10-06 Andrea & Graham Wylie Paul Nicholls EASTER METEOR (GB) 8 10-06 Mr & Mrs S C Willes David Pipe SHANPALLAS (IRE) 6 10-05 J P McManus Charles Byrnes IRE CANTLOW (IRE) 9 10-05 J P McManus Paul Webber EASTLAKE (IRE) 8 10-04 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill MR MOLE (IRE) 6 10-04 J P McManus Paul Nicholls BUYWISE (IRE) 7 10-04 T Hywel Jones Evan Williams BEAR'S AFFAIR (IRE) 8 10-03 G B Barlow Nicky Henderson PRESENT VIEW (GB) 6 10-02 Sir Chips Keswick Jamie Snowden ATTAGLANCE (GB) 8 10-01 Mrs H Young, G Eifert, R Snyder Malcolm Jefferson CAID DU BERLAIS (FR) 5 10-01 Donlon, Doyle, MacDonald & C Barber Paul Nicholls MANYRIVERSTOCROSS (IRE) 9 10-01 Mrs M C Sweeney Alan King HOLLOW PENNY (GB) 6 10-00 David Sewell Alan King PERSIAN SNOW (IRE) 8 9-13 D R Peppiatt Philip Hobbs THE PAPARRAZI KID (IRE) 7 9-13 Byerley Thoroughbred Racing Willie Mullins IRE INDIAN CASTLE (IRE) 6 9-12 Askew Dick Hernon Reynard Ian Williams CEDRE BLEU (FR) 7 9-11 Tangledupinblue Charlie Mann ONE TERM (IRE) 7 9-10 Miss L Reid & G Costelloe Rebecca Curtis ORPHEUS VALLEY (IRE) 11 9-09 No Horse Box Syndicate Tom Gibney IRE ERICHT (IRE) 8 9-09 Mrs Christopher Hanbury Nicky Henderson ASTRACAD (FR) 8 9-09 Raymond Mould Nigel Twiston-Davies SHANGANI (USA) 8 9-07 The Bellamy Partnership Venetia Williams LAMOOL (GER) 7 9-06 J H Frost Tim Vaughan FESTIVE AFFAIR (IRE) 6 9-04 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill KING MASSINI (IRE) 8 9-03 Border Pointers Evan Williams NO BUTS (GB) 6 9-01 Wontcostalot Partnership David Bridgwater 45 entries 7 Irish-trained |
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Really interested to know which if any of willies horses are coming over all seem on decent enough marks imo
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Yup but after the Marito fiasco last year wats the point even tryin to guess till final decs!
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Weighs go up 9 or 10 lbs.
Think Ballycasey will run for Mullins. Said he'd go for a handicap first and not a 3 miler. Hope he does obviously having taken a tenner at a big price. With him and Uxizandre in here there will be serious pace on up front. I hope Ruby sits in 2nd though and doesn't take him on too early. But still high weights for both might cost them. Race will be run to suit John's Spirit again. But surely he is too high now. Also see Cantlow got dropped 4lbs, Geraghty did good work the last say so. Horse was 2nd in Dec h/c off 2lbs higher. Easter Meteor with Pipe is very interesting. Looks a good race |
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Caid du berlais and mr mole look well handicapped not sure if they are intended runners......... Caid du berlais was entered the other day but was a non runner not sure why? Maybe preserving handicap mark?
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Was non runner due to going change. I'd have been interested if he'd had that prep before this race.
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I like Cantlow. Ran a shocker first time up last season then won on 2nd run in a decent hcp at Hennessy meeting. Has had his below par first run again this season and probably prepped for this and not badly handicapped. Lamool, should he get a run will get in bang on 10st. Improving fast and maybe ahead of the handicapper?
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Regarding Lamool, I am assuming Menorah will miss the race and the weights will rise 8lb.
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I'd expect a 9 or 10lbs rise. Radjhani Express will run.
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I'd imagine Cantlow is being aimed for the same race he won on Hennessey day?
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Persian Snow on 10.00 so a rise would put him on a very handy weight.
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Still expecting a trunaround from the jonjo stable and letting TDS take his chance.
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the ground is going to be the key factor in this race , its tempting to steel prices ,
but wait and see the ground conditions , not easy this year , ave already had a bit on the pipe runner , but am keeping me powder dry unto i see the ground ! sorry ibro not keen on your sel sorry , loads of ability , but tends to make too many jumping errors , this race is normally run at a fair rate , not for the chicken hearted ! |
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Present View has won on Soft and Good so not other there. The form of his prep hurlde run has a solid enough look to it aswell with Vicente placing 2nd in the Grade 2 Persian War last time out when he was conceding weight all round and got beat by a horse who had won it's previous 3 races. Form looks solid enough so if Present View has a clear round of jumping on Saturday then receiving weight off most of the field i'd expect him to make the frame, and hope for better. Question is an Jamie Snowden train a PP winner? I don't see why not if the horse is good enough, trainer has ridden and worked with the best so hopefully it comes off!
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* no bother
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Indian Castle and The Paparazzi Kid catch my eye; although will wait until decs before backing the latter.
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No WPM horse entered
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No surprise.
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amie Snowden reports Present View "ready to do battle" in Saturday's Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham.
Paddy Power Gold Cup. Click here to bet. Present View is on track for Saturday Related ContentLatest video formSign up free to My StableWatch top live sports events with Sky TicketsBet £5, Get £20 freeCheltenham siteBuy Cheltenham tickets The six-year-old marked himself as one to follow this term when capping an excellent 2013/14 campaign with a Listed victory at the Festival in March. He subsequently turned in a satisfactory performance on his seasonal bow when beaten just a head in a novice hurdle at Prestbury Park last month, despite ploughing through the final flight, during which he suffered a minor injury. Present View has now recovered from that problem and Snowden believes that he if can show just a fraction of his hurdles improvement over fences, he could take a starring role at the weekend. Check out our market on winning any race at the Cheltenham Festival The trainer said: "He struck into his front leg during that race and got a skin cut, but he's absolutely fine now and the vet is very happy with him. He came out of the race fine and he's done three bits of work and schooled well and he's ready to do battle. "I'm hoping that he can progress further and if he does, the world is his oyster. "He could be the right side of the handicapper - he received a vast hike in the ratings over hurdles after his last run and if he could progress just a quarter of that over fences, then he would have big chance. "I've given him a speculative entry in the King George and if he won the Paddy Power and looked as impressive as we think he is, we would have to have look at that race as otherwise it would be top-weights in handicaps." The weights for the first major handicap of the season are due t |
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What is the current going/forecast?
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Turftrax has it good-to-soft, good in places this morning but that will change massively over the next 36 hours.
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cheers Uncle.
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With the going likely to be testing i'm looking for something carrying a low weight and open to further improvement. Indian Castle looks a fair e-w shout and also has a course and distance win under his belt.
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Caid Du Berlais catches my eye, low weight, good early season and cheltenham form, looked impressive on his jumps debut, any amount of improvement in him in a wide open race.
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Followed CdB over a cliff last season and have told myself to leave him alone. Think he's a bit of a dodgepot, although clearly got the potential to win one of these big handicaps.
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1 537-U Rajdhani Express21 7 11-12 Nicky Henderson73 158 156 164
2 1521-4 Uxizandre21 6 11-12 Alan King68 158 132 164 3 111F2- Oscar Whisky226 9 11-10 Nicky Henderson73 156 135 166 4 1540-1 Johns Spirit28 7 11-10 Jonjo O´Neill45 156 130 163 5 232-2 Colour Squadron36 8 11-6 Philip Hobbs56 152 140 161 6 0903-2 Edgardo Sol21 7 11-4 Emma Lavelle44 150 129 161 7 2679-7 Champion Court28 9 11-3 Martin Keighley50 149 145 165 8 1PB/1- Kapga De Cerisy371 6 11-2 Venetia Williams17 148 — — 9 8F26B- Easter Meteor246 8 11-2 David Pipe44 148 137 163 10 O2831 Shanpallas34 6 11-1 C Byrnes 147 143 161 11 2F08-0 Cantlow14 9 11-1 Paul Webber40 147 150 171 12 1463-5 Eastlake21 8 11-0 Jonjo O´Neill45 146 153 163 13 1151-1 Buywise23 7 11-0 Evan Williams100 146 149 165 14 1211-2 Present View29 6 10-12 Jamie Snowden25 144 137 162 15 9520-5 Attaglance49 8 10-11 Malcolm Jefferson67 143 136 163 16 1532-7 Caid Du Berlais108 5 10-11 Paul Nicholls50 143 134 156 17 2167-2 Persian Snow28 8 10-9 Philip Hobbs56 141 141 164 18 11217- Indian Castle247 6 10-8 Ian Williams75 140 161 166 19 260-25 Cedre Bleu15 7 10-7 Charlie Mann100 139 152 166 20 51P-63 Ericht28 8 10-5 Nicky Henderson73 137 133 169 20 B20-19 Orpheus Valley104 11 10-5 Thomas Gibney 137 123 163 21 P42-84 Astracad28 8 10-5 Nigel Twiston-Davies50 137 156 169 23 5210P- Shangani210 8 10-3 Venetia Williams17 135 152 169 24 F0-U44 King Massini17 8 9-13 Evan Williams100 131 136 161 |
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TDS money down the drain, never mind. No real gold cup pretenders in the field, unless Present View can win by a street. At the prices i am tempted with Easter Meteor, hopefully pipe can find some improvement in him.
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