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01 Dec 23 12:16
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one of most impressive hurdles debuts i've seen

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By:
in hell
When: 01 Dec 23 12:17
Just beat a load of trees didn't it
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 01 Dec 23 12:17
It beat claimers.
By:
Angela Rebecchi
When: 01 Dec 23 12:18
Nice for those on 40+ Antepost. Hasn't beaten much but never off the bridle so can't ask for more than that at this stage
By:
Hayden
When: 01 Dec 23 12:19
It's December 1st
By:
CagliariG
When: 01 Dec 23 12:21
Must be a world beater? Henderson said he has another 10 as good at home and he did not mean world beaters.
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 12:21
you always want a horse that is visually impressive to have beaten nowt....beat decent horses and everyone twigs.
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 12:24
and Angela R what about it's jumping pretty mindblowing first time out imo.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 01 Dec 23 12:25
I could jump hurdles well at 10mph.
By:
JJmbe
When: 01 Dec 23 12:26
Wouldn't be for me over 2m.
By:
in hell
When: 01 Dec 23 12:27
Can't see it being quicker enough for the Supreme personally, would be amazed if Mullins doesn't have something to beat it.

Last year the second coming won the same race
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 12:34
yeah I agree. It was the horse I was impressed with rather than race target. But stayers can go well in the supreme although it would help if the race was on new course like the Triumph.
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Dec 23 12:39
I do not see Jeriko as a Supreme horse. It's either The Neptune or Albert Bartlett. Personally, he's definitely not as impressive or slick as Willmount, his stablemate; 9 here is preposterous imo.
By:
hulk23
When: 01 Dec 23 12:41
one of most impressive hurdles debuts i've seen

with the two Chris Gordon donkeys finishing right behind it ...
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 12:57
followed by a p nicholls ...but i've already said I don't give a feck what's behind.
By:
hulk23
When: 01 Dec 23 13:01
nicholls been sending his for pipe openers all season. 

good chance centara will come on a lot for the run.
By:
CagliariG
When: 01 Dec 23 13:05
LOL Howard, Quixall Crossett could have been trained by Nichols but it would still be Quixall so basing a horses ability on a trainers name is hardly scientific!! HTH
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 13:14
And Gordon  could have trained Frankel
By:
the dealer
When: 01 Dec 23 13:24
I never get "but it only beat trees" bit, it was  visually impressive and should improve again,  the fact it only beat 2 Chris Gordon horses imho will have no bearing how far it can progress.
By:
penzance
When: 01 Dec 23 13:25
The firm going 4s,they his sponsor?
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Dec 23 13:27
Anymore from Hendo in the near future? Jeriko is definitely not for me in The Supreme 2024. I may contemplate a bet for him in The Neptune or Albert Bartlett.
By:
mitolo
When: 01 Dec 23 13:30
how many fours are they going?
By:
penzance
When: 01 Dec 23 13:31
Give up.How many?
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 13:31
I say most pro gamblers would be able to watch an unraced horse be ridden alone round the track and be able to put a rough ( h'cap ) mark on it.  After all people pay massive money for breeze ups what have they beat ?
By:
CROPSICK
When: 01 Dec 23 13:35
the clock
By:
CagliariG
When: 01 Dec 23 13:35
Most trainers have an idea believe it or not Howard, so if Nicky has another 10 as good in his opinion are they all potential graded winners in his mind iyo?
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 13:38
don't care cag. Make money on my own opinions.
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 13:41
first few spins...you wouldn't have given sixpence for him  ( Nicky on CH )  Laugh
By:
Cider
When: 01 Dec 23 13:43
You can definitely infer a horse's ability against poor oppo 1st time up. My fav one was Sir Percy winning 1st time out at Goodwood. Was a g1 horse right there and than. Baeed another obvious one.
By:
CagliariG
When: 01 Dec 23 13:44
There were probably a few last year who had a similar opinion on Jet Powered in the same race, also trained by Nicky and learned it pays to be cautious?
By:
howard
When: 01 Dec 23 13:50
yeah cider.  Ist  run terrible conditions  but after his 2nd run I said to myself that's one of the best horses I've ever seen. Didn't care what he beat ( Frankel )
By:
Cider
When: 01 Dec 23 13:51
My own personal opinion is that Jeriko didn't especially stand out there, tho Nico obviously tried to make it look as comfortable as possible. Was exactly Constitution Hill like first time up.

The trainer does make a difference as the top ones usually know what they have got. Hendo has had enough of them.
By:
Cider
When: 01 Dec 23 13:53
#wasn't
By:
strontium
When: 01 Dec 23 15:22
So, does he send Willmount or Jehrico to the Tolworth? Where does the other one go?
By:
impossible123
When: 01 Dec 23 18:30
I believe Hendo hinted The Tolworth for Willmount but, the venue and/or date has changed; I believe it's at Aintree of Boxing Date. And, Nico cannot be at Kempton (Shishkin/King George) and Aintree (Willmouth). Hence, he'd be looking for a race in January.
By:
sageform
When: 01 Dec 23 19:55
Nicky mentioned the Boxing Day race at Kempton as the likely target. What he beat today were 105 rated at best so it taught us absolutely nothing about his ability although he did nothing wrong.
By:
howard
When: 02 Dec 23 11:17
If you're a backer you don't want "us"  ( everybody ) taught about horses though. I know you look at things like an historian. But for backers if a horse beats good horses /has good form and /or records a very good timefigure you really do struggle for a value bet.
By:
CagliariG
When: 02 Dec 23 11:25
That is a weird post Howard, cannot fathom what exactly you are trying to say?
By:
CagliariG
When: 02 Dec 23 11:40
Btw Jet Powered who won the same race last year runs at 1340 hrs today, the caution I advised re the hype punters are giving yesterdays winner was that he was beaten at 2/7 next time out. Not only that but backing yesterdays winner for a race he may not even run in at even the 12s before the race was an example of punters being sucked into hype over substance.
By:
howard
When: 02 Dec 23 11:42
you are "Against the crowd " as Alan Potts would say. Other pro backers have said form and information are punters great false gods. Phil Bull himself said many of his very best bets were on horses that ran a stinker LTO.
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