

, Thinking they could all use a flat track myself, Nichols thinking the same? and Hendo? Still the best seen thus far over here,for all the obvious quirks(Nervous),I do wonder if they will reach for headgear?
Jan 23, 2015 -- 4:49PM, Eeternaloptimist wrote:
Let's hope not but tomorrow there may be few other sounds coming from Cheltenham other than air rushing out of a popped balloon and metro sobbing uncontrollably.
Notears here my son
Jan 17, 2015 -- 7:44PM, Eeternaloptimist wrote:
Dear god man. I knew you were mad but not this mad. What's changed between him being 8-1 and 10-1 following his last run and now when the best you can get is less than 3-1? That ship has sailed. Piling in now is madness. They are running him next week to see if they can switch him off for the big day. What happens if he lights up like a Roman Candle and starts flagging off the home turn next week?Don't get me wrong. I've backed him but at the right price and this isn't the right price.
The horse was about too win a Cheltenham thus proving his effectiveness for the track,his previous win was just wfa short of Champion hurdle class(yes I did see previous run),most would expect the horse too shorten,many would have been surprised at the layers optimism too get it beat?,even if we can see attitude and possible flaws in character?(high head carriage). Value we never really get that unless you match a few quid(and they only match you for a few quid at bigger prices has the charge happens just after the event) a good trading angle maybe?,but I much prefer the old days(pre betfair, concerning ante post) when the old guys had more patience(lets get them too the event first), you remain one of the better forum trolls around sir
Jan 28, 2015 -- 7:32PM, Eeternaloptimist wrote:
I think it very much depends on the ground. I wouldn't want to be a backer on soft ground at the festival. Lets not forget though that The New One was outstayed on trials day before sluicing up at the festival over course and distance. I think on good ground he will take all the beating.
Did you trade out sir?