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Let the leader go the last time, he'd want to be a bit of a price though as I don't think he is in love with racing, more than capable though, depends on the price.
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as i said he's had a look so should be straighter tomorrow...plus he's the type of hurdler who will be transformed by chasing at least thats the way i see it ..i've been known to be wrong though.....
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Yeah, he was given a quiet enough one there first time alright and he definitely seems to have scope, I must check his overnight price there.....
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I'd rather be with Marley Park but the worry would be he has been beaten 1st time up the last 2 years so i'll probably just watch on.
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Yeah looks a nice price there, 4/1 tissue and he'd have a lot more scope than the likes of rattan
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Thurles on a Thursday back tomorrow , a meeting i always enjoy through the winter .....real good card tomorrow aswell , although plenty to take a watching brief more than a punting one ......Best bet on the card i think is Solaris Exhibition in the 3 year old hurdle .... just touched off the last day at Clonmel by Whatever it Takes , pulled well clear of third and arguably might have won with a slightly better jump at the last .... the potential second favourite why but why doesn t get two miles and unless one of the first timers over hurdles improves a ton he doesn t have much to beat .....
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Serpentaria would be interesting if she came back to the horse she was a few years ago in the Mares Chase, but I doubt it.
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i notice the owner of Serpentaria Neil has taken his horses out of willie mullins in the last few seasons..... Strange enough as He seemed to be having a bit of success in Mullins aswell
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Yes, is it because willie is expensive maybe?
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also, maybe his gees were put on the backburner while maybe mullins was running his nicer yokes at the big tracks and somthing that would be a stable star somewhere else is running in Kilbeggan in June, bit extreme that example but maybe......
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If Toomdeely can run anything like he did in his two runs over fences at Listowel , over hurdles tomorrow he could be thrown in off a mark of 90 ............Firstly he was third beaten only 7 lengths by De Vilara who we have seen frank the form a couple of times since then winninmg graded races at Roscommon and Cork ( the second in that race Blazing Beacon won next time out at Navan by 30 lenths !!!!) and then a few days after that he beat Son Amix a 137 hurdler !!! by 7 lenghts in a Novice Chase ......
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Like the sound of these 2
2.15 Shop DJ looks to have conditions to suit in this mares chase. She has shown her best form on good ground. She won a bumper on good and her last 3 runs of last season were a 3rd in a 2m5f Newbury listed novice handicap hurdle, 3rd in a grade 2 novice hurdle at Fairyhouse National meeting and a 15 length winner in a 2m2f listed mares hurdle at Punchestown Festival. She made her debut over fences on her first run this season in a 2m Roscommon grade 3 on soft. Ground was softer than she'd have wanted and the trip looked on the short side. She never really got into, finishing 4th, beaten about 15 lengths. It was a tough first assignment over fences, 3rd De Valira boosted the form by beating First Lieutenant next time. The 2m2f trip on good ground should suit much better today and she should improve a good deal for her first run over fences. Peter Fahey’s only runner in past week was a winner and Davy Russell is a good man to have on board. 3.50 Solaras Exhibition looks ready to gain his first win over hurdles. He was runner-up in a 2m Tramore maiden hurdle on his first jumps start, beaten 2 lengths by The Ice Factor, who won by 6 lengths in a Perth hurdle on next start over obstacles. He followed that up with a 1m4f handicap on fast ground and then finished 5th 2m Galway maiden hurdle on good ground. It was a slightly disappointing effort as his jumping let him down somewhat but it was a hot enough race, won by the useful Sam Bass and the 3rd, 4th & 6th have all won since. He won a 1m2f handicap at Fairyhouse on his second last start and then put in his best run over hurdles last time when again 2nd, in a 2m Clonmel maiden hurdle on good ground, headed late on by Whatever It Takes, who edged him out by a half length. Solaras Exhibition finished 14 lengths clear of the rest and form of those in behind him has worked out well with the 3rd and 5th finishing 2nd and 3rd in a Punchestown hurdle while 4th won a Uttoxeter hurdle by 8 lengths. Solaras Exhibition is proven on good ground and he is top rated of these on the flat and has the best form over hurdles. Davy Russell is booked and at bigger than 2/1 would be worth a bet. |
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I don't think Solaris Exhibition will go off at anything like 2/1 as it looks like the world fancies it to win here.
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Great write up Snipster win lose or draw,well reasoned, well researched, you have me convinced.
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Not my writing, just a copy/paste job off another site. You're right Punchestown about Solaras, 6/4 best I could see this morn
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I am following Davy Russell Today!!!!!!!!
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top tipping yesterday ruby along with pull hard and sips .......money s coming for your friend russell in the first 7/4 now shop DJ from 5/2 ......
I ve backed Solaris Exhibition at 6/4 , hoping rain stays away for him ...and hoping the rain arrives in time for Toomdeely in the last ....going to wait and see |
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Jeez that was a shocking fall there for Golden Sunbird, she's up and hopefully she is ok
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Uh Davy
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continuing where you left off yesterday Ruby .....well done snipster ......very confident ride from russell
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Terrible Fall hopefully young Doran is okay. Cheers Dingle.
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Marlay Park I simply have to go with, has a 3l head start thru the form book(Kerb Appeal) and does actually win races
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start me up 11/1
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he won that well...
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Ah yes...shooting myself their. Not sure what Mullins was doing their, seemed to wait far too long to get into the race. Only horse to make anything up from in behind. Strange!
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spot on workrider with your analysis ...Rivage going to make a better chaser ...well done .....thought danny mullins was poor on Marley Park ruby
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Marlay Park could have been a bit nearer the pace there,Mullins asleep at the back when the real race started though the winner won well alright,Russell flying.
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Marley Park don't win 1st time up
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A get Russell in now in the next 2 Even money favorite he is riding!!
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Marley Park don't win 1st time up
-------------- Nor will he ever ridden like that,WD workrider btw. |
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anyone have anything on the next....looks a minefield
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thanks lads ...delighted for the horse ...he's let me down a couple of times last year ...i think he could have found his calling.....
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Jumps well workrider....get the big lugs up in front of him very well
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having no bet ruby ...have had a decent bet on Solaris at 6/4 ....i tipped up Barrell of Laughs on the forum the last day when he won a beginners chase at Tipperary ....he jumped well in the main after a few sketchy ones early on ....103 could be a lenient mark for him and he had one a point to point before ... i just don t like them first time in handicaps
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Wd workrider, you called it spot on
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Really when I was in that situation i should have just bet the both of them. Stupid betting lapse always likely to make them.
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thanks neill ....backing rovers tonight with my winnings.....
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I'd a bit on myself on your say ta, best of luck tonight, I'll watch on telly.
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ruby..all davy had to do was slap him down the neck approaching the last couple of fences...to keep him attentive to his job...i'd say ravage d'or enjoyed that...more to come from him....
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