Bigwilly gives his fans another winner

BWS you'd da man, will be getting on early myself, not a big punter so nothing to worry about with me robbing your price, thank you mate.

Have to go against you (for a change!) this time BWS, I think Mossey Joe will be even better for a fence. I know for a fact that connections were pis sed off with PC for the ride he gave MJ in Punc (did his own thing - what's new there?) don't think he'll get the ride again, has a good pilot on today!

Any hassle getting the twine down?

I got €100 E/W after standing around for 5 Mins.  Nothing more than i expected. I then asked for €100 e/w on Ain Jalout(which i tipped on the Killarney thread) at 16/1 and got €50 E/W.  Rubbish lot that i very rarely bet with.

Dont like the sire of your selection Bigwillystyle and would worry whether he would be a natural jumper,this is meant to be constructive.

A poorly-worded post upon my part, so.

Should've read, "did you manage to get the full stake on, after standing around for an age?"

I was of the opinion that Catcher in the Rye(Ain Jalout) was performing quite well albeit as a NH stallion.
I know you are talking about Desert Prince.  I would largely agree.  Ainama is the type of horse that will either take to it or be pulled up.  He def isnt straightforward.  Ability wise i think he and Mosey Joe are miles ahead of the rest.  If he jumps i cant see him being far away.

bigwilly
"Ainama is the type of horse that will either take to it or be pulled up."   
Why back it ew so??

I take your point and maybe foolish but i am on a run of seconds so in my head im playing safe.

Ain Jalout, Miss Salinger.....you sure youre not following Will Lattimore off the ATR website?

Big Willy posted his selection at 10.17 on Killarney thread.  That fella whoever he is is copying me.  He psoted his at 11.30 probably after seeing i had tipped it.  They all want to copy Big Willy.

Well done BWS had him EW at 11/2, get me a few beers at the match tomorrow :D

balls. Will e-mails ATR the night before, and he's giving a free month on a new site. We'll call it a co-incidence....

The fav looks a nice horse but will need to brush up his jumping in more competitive races. Aimama jumped better than I expected for a real flat bred, at his best over hurdles he was a graded class novice and there are certainly races to be won with him, could be a Galway horse. Anyone else think the winner could be a Galway plate horse next year if they look after his mark, or maybe he is too good for that and the spring festivals are the place for him. They are going to have to make a choice as they can't keep him on the go all through.

Yeah neil d. Tonnes of ability but he still looks clueless about what he`s supposed to be doing too.

I thought he was gone at the first tbh, lovely horse though, the way he travelled, real pro.