Wonks, just one question, what with you being our so called pre-eminent paddock judge n'all, how come Kl has subsequently derisorily described your selection tomorrow as a Pony?

Presumably you will be reversing your judgement on this one also?

Foggy and  Cleggy together , where's Compo lads...

I have raced for years and met many punters some very successful but I have never come across one as good as Keen Leader.

This is just an observation but if JP or Charles Byrnes pals ever want to manipulate a market just send that man five grand and tell him to rag their selection.

No sooner had Keen Leader spoken negatively about Milsean  huge sums started to appear to lay him,sadly the greedy that jumped in will probably mean we will hear less and less from Keen Leader.

I am not a layer as I have seen Willie Mullins inherit yaks and turned them into champions,many times I have been told a Willie Mullins bumper horse was useless in the point to point field but still danced in.

I wouldn't even try to lay it till tomorrow..carnt be much doe in the race?

One notorious after timer Tobywong grunting support for the king of after timers is nauseating,especially as they completely miss the point.

The other amusing aspect of this thread was Scouse Tony admitting that he had already selected the wrong hoss in the bumper.  Plus ca change.

His selections on here today went down the pan, remarkably he still ends up having a good day. Fair play!  You couldn't make it up!  Lucky Scouse Tony.  Never tips a winner, yet is always up!

Calm down Tony, we need characters like you.

you can see my bets ****..a 10/1 winner today in black and white on my page..i don't tell lies im not childish and try to prove who I am..i live in Liverpool..were do you?..first it was Ireland..then spain..now were?..got caught out telling porkies..again..im a honest man....I don't need to lie..now **** off and take your childish **** with you..

there cant have been too many of them fellas there wonks......best of luck to you tomorrow.....

Thanks Paulie , the same to you...

Speaking of foul mouthedness, Scouse Tony unleashed a vile homophobic verbal assault on me today.  He should be thankful that I don't report such nonsense, looked to me like a potential red card offence.

ha the truth hurts wildman

I don't think Paulie Walnuts is the type to not speak his mind just because Wonks has made an attempt to ingratiate himself.  He will continue to tear strips off him.

I wouldn't let you teach anyone's kids.
You are foul mouthed short tempered and incapable of rational thought.

I watched the Man Utd Swansea game then nodded off on the couch and woke up around eleven, when I went to sleep there were 2 posts on the Navan thread when I woke up there were 67 new posts, Jesus Navan of all places has really got the forum juices flowing???, but alas it turned out to be the usual tit for tat....

Well done santry for getting the thread back on topic.

I agree with you as regards Chancol certainly has by far the best recent form but as always with a Mullins newcomer you don't really know how good they are, Aklan was decent enough on the flat.
Jessies The Engineer was no mug before his long sabbatical, might just be out to shake off the cobwebs before going chasing as its last run before its absence was a beginners chase 2nd to Gift of the Gab, but if fit and ready to go it would have a chance.
Best to see what the market vibes are before investing.

Flaxen Flare looks a worthy enough opponent for Un de Seaux but many seem to think UDS is the real deal I'm not convinced just yet so I might have a speculative punt on Flaxen as Foildubhs hurdle form is no great shakes and I suppose Akatara is turning up again to grab 4th place prizemoney.

In the 1.40 Leavethelighton looks the proverbial ew bet to nothing against the hot fav.

The same can be said for Pencilhimin in the 2.10, and with Robbie Power reunited with the horse whom he won on first time out suggests connections expect a good showing.

The 2.40 looks between two Mad Brian and Irish Thistle and with Mad Brian proven at the trip and who runs nearly all his best races at the Meath tracks he looks a solid punt to me even at around 4/5.

In the 3.10 if Shepherd King can rediscover his defeat of Hit The Headlines and Minsk at this track he too looks a sound ew investment, that connections are bringing the horse back to Navan suggests to me a return to form could be imminent?, he has dropped 3lb in his two sub pars runs so only 7lb higher than his Navan victory.

Happy punting!.

A punting friend of mine was mighty impressed with W.W lto and likes this fellow a lot , so you could be right about a massive punt , btw he has no inside info from this yard , and punts on what he sees....

OLC ,  will see you there ...

Follow the sign, E/W in the handicap hurdle, ran his best race in over a year and looks like he is coming back to form.The handicapper has dropped him a few pounds so I expect a good run.
Pencilhimin.in the same race is a very interesting runner, a 9 year old full brother to War of Attrition who is only having his 5th run over hurdles,he has a lot of scope for improvement. His new trainers strike rate is off-putting.

Shinrock Paddy E/W 10/1 has lots of ability, although he is a hit and miss type character. A Grade one winner over hurdles, he is still a maiden over fences(Placed 5 from 9). He needs to be ridden prominently so the application of blinkers for the first time today just might do the trick. There is no doubt that he is well handicapped.

Off racing think wonded warrior is the bet off the day