Irish Sports
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
12 Feb 13
13:37
Joined:
Date Joined:
30 Nov 10
The weights came out today and good to see the English handicapper isint fooled by this running your chasers in hurdle races,both Seabass and Prince De Beauchene went up despite just running in a hurdle race last time out.
Nearly all who saw last years race were impressed with how easy On His Own was going before he came down at Bechers Brook second time round,his jumping had been immaculate.The handicapper seems to have been kind to him as he has given him a lovely racing weight,he is 5 pound better off with Seabass and 10 pound better off with Sunnyhill Boy.I think it is a given that Ruby Walsh will ride and although he has only ridden him once before I think he will suit him.
The improvement Willie Mullins has got out of the Wylie horses has been amazing and is proof of his brilliance,On His Own performance in the Thyestes was sensational.
It is a long time since I have been as confident about a horse in the Grand National and think he will follow in the footsteps of Red Alligator and West Tip and win this great race after falling the year before.
To many the 14/1 quoted doesn't seem generous but I think it is a super price but I don't see him shortening dramatically so will hold off the bet for a while.
Nearly all who saw last years race were impressed with how easy On His Own was going before he came down at Bechers Brook second time round,his jumping had been immaculate.The handicapper seems to have been kind to him as he has given him a lovely racing weight,he is 5 pound better off with Seabass and 10 pound better off with Sunnyhill Boy.I think it is a given that Ruby Walsh will ride and although he has only ridden him once before I think he will suit him.
The improvement Willie Mullins has got out of the Wylie horses has been amazing and is proof of his brilliance,On His Own performance in the Thyestes was sensational.
It is a long time since I have been as confident about a horse in the Grand National and think he will follow in the footsteps of Red Alligator and West Tip and win this great race after falling the year before.
To many the 14/1 quoted doesn't seem generous but I think it is a super price but I don't see him shortening dramatically so will hold off the bet for a while.
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 19
|
By:
fair play!wildman bore ,u know yre stuff,how much do u want on
 |
|
By:
do u think bore?we should hold our fire,yre after letting the cat out of the bag and the price is holding.whats happening?
 |
|
By:
Fair chance Tom Segal will put this one up as pricewise imo wildman.
Hedgehunter fell in 2004 as well before coming back in 2005 to win it. Gl with this one. |
|
By:
It is still wise to run nationals horses in hurdles before the weights come out. Prince De Beauchene is rated higher because of his Bobby Joe run last season, which was after the weights were announced. Seabass deserves a rise of 5lbs on his last years run. I would be very surprised if ruby doesn't ride On His Own, considering he is on the same mark.
|
|
By:
Interesting write up Wildman, just sent you a PM regarding it.
|
|
By:
mr i dont send private messages.....FKN HALFWIT........
|
|
By:
the bore and his cohorts are lumping on!according to the traders in paddies
|
|
By:
I see Wildman still has not answered me about this little preview. Hmmm it looks familiar is all i'm going to say.
|
|
By:
I don't answer your messages as they are so childlike,I also don't want to encourage you.
One stated. I am the Boy Wonder so always win in the end Another stated. please be my friend. |
|
By:
wildman....he genuinely has a mental illness.......it is clear for all on here to see........i have blocked him since the bombardment of messages to me..........he will do himself a mischief and will be looking for people to blame.....
|
|
By:
richters • February 12, 2013 6:01 PM GMT
wildman....he genuinely has a mental illness.......it is clear for all on here to see........i have blocked him since the bombardment of messages to me..........he will do himself a mischief and will be looking for people to blame..... Richters you do realise that if you have me blocked i can't see your message  Whata fool !Wildman just be careful where you lift things from going forward. |
|
By:
ah i said.a thread about my fav race.first post made great sense.then the usual bickering from the usual suspects.i thought we were rid of the dreaded kingrat.seems they let him out of prison early sadly for us.
|
|
By:
YESTERDAY YOU SAID AND I QUOTE ....MY MATES IN BETFAIR TOWERS ...NO POINT I'LL JUST PUT IT UP HERE....
|
|
By:
the bore and his cohorts are serious players who affect the market.traders in bookmaking firms keep a close eye on this individual and his associates!
|
|
By:
HERE WE GO.....
Rocketfingers 11 Feb 13 23:11 I never booked his holiday ticket he done that all by himself, but BF have a history of protecting their best forumites, the ones that give value to the forum. You're chirping away at their prize Irish forumite, so just be careful. Omerta is the word i believe that is used in BF towers, i stick to that as well. |
|
By:
are u gay kavie?
|
|
By:
ask your sister rat
|
|
By:
Father Ted is "baffled" at the weight allotted to Seabass.
So he's surprised that a horse who won a Gr 2 AFTER he was awarded a mark of 149 for last years race, and then ran 3RD in said race, was raised 5LBs to 154!!!  WAC |
|
By:
Paul Nicholls has received the news that Tidal Bay has a tiny stress fracture and is out of the Grand National
I have got some bad news to report. Tidal Bay is out of the Grand National. As previously mentioned, he was slightly lame before the Argento and we couldn't get him ready in time for that race, or the Irish Hennessy. He was out cantering as usual on Monday and Tuesday, but on Wednesday we decided to step up his work. But his work rider came back up and said he didn't feel right. So we immediately called in Buffy and, after discussions, we got him down to Newmarket today for an MRI Scan. The news through from Buffy is that Tidal Bay has a tiny stress fracture of the lower cannon bone on his right hind leg. This is something that the X-rays we took before his problem in the Argento didn't pick up; only today's MRI did. He needs a month's box rest, so that rules out the National. As soon as I got the news, I immediately rang Mr Wylie and we agreed to release this statement as soon as possible. |