Galway Hurdle - The 'Support' For Le Richebourg & Project Bluebook

Market appears to have woken up, both now easy to back. Why does Oddschecker give the going as good?

it is good on jumps course

Trainer gives a positive shout to P Bluebook
http://www.skysports.com/racing/news/12040/11456245/john-quinn-excited-by-project-bluebrook-chance
He's won on good but has form on soft (Beverley won, ran good 6th in competitive aintree hdle last season 2m 4f and won on yielding at fairyhouse)...back to it's last winning mark, freshened up with a flat run and I'm quite happy with the 16s personally.

Ground actually given as yielding to soft. Nobody who watched yesterday could have thought it would be good.

Would have thought 'easier' ground would be against le richebourg, max dynamite, ivanovich gorbatov and good thyne tara, but still think project bluebook will not be inconvenienced and there's some support for him now.

Project Bluebook out of a Rainbow Quest dam...should thrive on soft :-)

Unlucky with the rain for Le Richebourg. Clearly he can win one of these on decent ground but sadly there won't be any juice in the price.

The really shocking performance in that race was Cartwright. Best backed after the rain came down - 25/1-10/1 - and never at the races.

After Gordon told us the ground would be spot on for him as well. Just like he told us Clarcam would hate the ground yesterday

it is good on jumps course