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Pretty sure Saphir runs in National.
Not very original but id say Native River gonna be very hard to beat |
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i actually agree with your angling here foyleswar but can't bring myself to bet ante post the one that would interest me if it ran would be more of that as fancied him in gold cup...his breathing continues to nag me
i wouldn't be so keen to lay the flat track horse native river but the race is certainly an interesting betting heat, i would need to look at the decs before coming round to a solid opinion but an interesting betting heat all the same |
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SAPHIR DE RHEU might run in the national.. seems likely - s would probably avoid him until news comes out.. on Nicholls plans
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thought nicholls may have went bowl with sdr but national is prob pref , bdm was my stronger pick of the 2 for the bowl both turned up anyway ,i put up more of that along with minella rocco for the gold cup but was a bit dissapointed with him tbh ,but it would be typical of my luck if he won this .
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more of that goes for the national
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Are we confusing some dodgy ante-post book with the actual entries, which haven't been made yet?
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Cue Card is the clear fav at 7/4 but no Native River.
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i like to look for horses at aintree who did not run at cheltenham very different track and are fresher
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cue card seems very opposable to me. I know he won this last year but the price is very short for a 11 year old who tipped up last time. 5/4? thanks but no thanks.
empire of dirt is very interesting considering they didn't make much use of him last time and the step up in trip also in his favour. only slight concern is stable doesn't seem to be in great form. |
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Since turn of Century
Last 17 runnings 13/17 Winners ran in last 30 days 13/17 Winners last run was at Cheltenham Festival and all in Grade 1 Chase (10 Gold Cup, 2 Ryanair, 1 Champion Chase) 15/17 Aged between 7 & 10yo 15/17 Priced lower then 100% (Price/Runners) 14/17 in first 33% of market on previous run 11/17 contested the King George this season (7 won, 3 placed, 1 Unplaced) 17/19 ran between 3 & 6 times since 1st may previous year 13/17 won a race in the season 15/17 had previously ran single figure amount of hurdle races 16/17 Winners had contested at least 10 chases (not including points) Empire of Dirt @ 5/2 is my choice, he fits most of the trends for this race, Shame he didn't run in the King George or otherwise he would've fitted a profile that has given 8 winners of the last 17 runnings and returned a +22.45pts Profit at SP. Not that it applies to this season as all confirmed runners contested a chase at the Cheltenham festival (grade 1), but I wouldn't avoid any runners in this race who ran at Cheltenham last time out. |
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I have to got for Tea For Two here... question mark over every horse here... but can forgive T2T for his run lt - Aintree flat track is what he will like with the very good ground should be there or thereabouts. Surprised he has not run on this course before.
Based on his King George running he would have a good squeak and wont have much to find to get closer to Cue Card. |
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Cue Card would be the one to be on but the good ground is a concern.
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excellent iris well done
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