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Don't know mate but live about 2 miles from the course. I would be amazed if it does, The sun's out now but we've had 2/3 hours of more rain already today with more forecast later and I haven't mentioned the rain we've had this last week yet!!
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rang track there, they're very confident.
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good man emi, hope yours runs well tomorrow
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cheers wr
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we're organising a minibus to the races from Dublin by the way, going home via the immortal O'Connell's of Skryne, if anyone fancies getting involved.
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Good news. No word of an inspection anyway. Good luck with your's EMI though I think I'll chance Treacle to uphold the Limerick form. Not sure the weight trend will be continued this year with all the class looking to be at the top of the handicap.
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bella mana mou anyone?
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yeah, Treacle should have a big chance pros and on the face of it should be shorter than our lad. I'd prefer OH above any other though to carry biggish weights on bad ground.
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Wouldn't like a mare that looks to have gone out of form plat.
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good luck 2moro emi will be having a few quid on also hope they light the fire 2moro in the bar under the stand
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fair pt prosp. stat fit though
paddy pub? florida express? theyre my other threats |
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like bella myself plat
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cheers olc. I honestly think he's a great chance, think he's in streets better form than he was in Limerick.
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Yeah, I'll be chancing a few quid on Florida as well. Will want to jump a good bit better than at Thurles LTO and the form hasn't worked out but at 20s you can take a chance as he should come on from it and has some excellent 3m form from last year.
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emi, did you tell me you backed old si lto ? , just think he'll be suited by conditions tomorrow .danger to yours imo.
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Best of luck in that heavy going emi
Those jackets wil be needed ! Bless.... Kerrymen every where you look ;) http://www.savetara.com/History/liberator.html |
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THIS is some rain navan and lingstown/dromahane must be major doubts
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Operation Houdini will try to improve on his second place 12 months ago when he lines up for Sunday's Troytown Handicap Chase at Navan.
The seven-year-old, trained by Davy Fitzgerald, found Notre Pere a length too good in the three-mile contest last November. That horse went on to land the Coral Welsh National for his trainer Jim Dreaper and Fitzgerald has next month's Chepstow marathon in mind for the Saddlers' Hall gelding. "We're looking forward to it. He won over hurdles last time, as was expected. He had no weight on his back," said the County Limerick handler. "He's got plenty of weight, but he was unlucky last year. He ran a cracker and hopefully he will go one better, but it won't be easy. There's no place to hide, so we have to take our chance. "He's fit and well and the next time you'll see him will be in the Welsh National, hopefully." |
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IRISH TIMES TIPS FOR SUNDAY AT NAVAN
12.20 Drombeg Dawn 12.55 Judge Roy Bean (dbl) 1.30 Perfect Smile (nap) 2.05 SunTzu 2.35 Operation Houdini 3.05 Kimberlite King 3.35 Killtultagh Queen |
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Tht Operation Houdino has had the death knell cast upon him...
The Notre Pere form hasnt worked thru' + The Irish Times has tipped it to win! |