Sunday 10th

shmeee

One I like today that I have been waiting to see go over fences, goes today.

Alisier Dirlande in the 2.50 Fairyouse @ 5/2.

Was sold to owner Roger Brookhouse for £300,000 at the Brightwells April Sale in 2014.

This is what was said about him at the time :

"The winner of his point-to-point by seven lengths, Alisier D'Irlande was bought at the Tattersalls Ireland National Hunt Sale by Peter and Ross Doyle last year before going into training with Willie Codd. Offered by Codd's Lingstown Stables, Alisier D'Irlande was described as ‘a name to remember' by auctioneer Richard Botterill - racegoers may already be familiar with at least one part, the gelding being a half-brother to six winners including Venetia Williams' handicapper Renard D'Irlande."


This is his impressive PTP win (video picks up wrong horse at end as he is tanking over the last) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMnVQ0_1kJ4


Was sent to Hobbs and didn't delivery over hurdles and now back with de Bromhead and won it's maiden hurdle in Thurles last march easily but wasn't up against much.

Now sent over the bigger obstacles and I think the 5/2 on offer is worth a punt and was always gonna come on when sent chasing.

green n gold

1.50 Might Be Magic e.w @ 20/1 Paddy Power. This one loves it around here, 3 wins and 3 places from 6 runs over hurdles here, winning last January off 102 and 2nd in Jan 14 off 104, runs off 106 today. Best form has been over 2 miles but a year older now, I think 2m 4 f might suit and should handle the heavy conditions here. Has won 1st time out before so if ready to go I think this one is a bit over priced, a dreaded non runner has reduced the field to 15, so only 3 places the e.w market. A Foley family affair, I think this one might go well here.

Francie Barrett

If Elliot's horse struggles in the 1:20 - then I'd expect heavy going specialist Ceylon to capitalize.

hudhastings

Francie Barrett wrote: »

If Elliot's horse struggles in the 1:20 - then I'd expect heavy going specialist Ceylon to capitalize.

looked like he only went for the run. Next time Ceylon.

green n gold

Might be magic travelled well for 2 miles but then nothing in the tank, might be worth a try again over 2 miles , oh well.

BorneTobyWilde

Perfect Fit 8-1 2.10
Just failed on last two runs over a mile. I think the drop to this trip will suit.
Still unexposed and open to improving.

1pt ew 8-1

Francie Barrett

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Perfect Fit 8-1 2.10
Just failed on last two runs over a mile. I think the drop to this trip will suit.
Still unexposed and open to improving.

1pt ew 8-1

Just switched over from Wachman's stable...

DyldeBrill

I like imjin river in the 3.40 @ Southwell 9/1

Yard haven't had the best form but off this mark it should go well.

Plasandrunt

Thought that was a big price for Nearly Nama'd, especially with Geraghty getting down to that weight. Just wish I'd had more on him now.

shmeee

shmeee wrote: »

One I like today that I have been waiting to see go over fences, goes today.

Alisier Dirlande in the 2.50 Fairyouse @ 5/2.

Was sold to owner Roger Brookhouse for £300,000 at the Brightwells April Sale in 2014.

This is what was said about him at the time :

"The winner of his point-to-point by seven lengths, Alisier D'Irlande was bought at the Tattersalls Ireland National Hunt Sale by Peter and Ross Doyle last year before going into training with Willie Codd. Offered by Codd's Lingstown Stables, Alisier D'Irlande was described as ‘a name to remember' by auctioneer Richard Botterill - racegoers may already be familiar with at least one part, the gelding being a half-brother to six winners including Venetia Williams' handicapper Renard D'Irlande."


This is his impressive PTP win (video picks up wrong horse at end as he is tanking over the last) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMnVQ0_1kJ4


Was sent to Hobbs and didn't delivery over hurdles and now back with de Bromhead and won it's maiden hurdle in Thurles last march easily but wasn't up against much.

Now sent over the bigger obstacles and I think the 5/2 on offer is worth a punt and was always gonna come on when sent chasing.

Backed into 13/8 and feel when having it all his way in front.

Shemale

shmeee wrote: »

Backed into 13/8 and feel when having it all his way in front.

Moronic riding, no need for him to be going that quick or to be that far in front. Looked a nice sort all the same.

shmeee

Shemale wrote: »

Moronic riding, no need for him to be going that quick or to be that far in front. Looked a nice sort all the same.

Was a tricking one for Lynch on him, was keen at the start and was hard to handle. Knew it was gonna be a rollercoaster when bombing off in front like that. Won't rule him out yet anyway, the cash that came said he has something to show hopefully over the fences.

Shemale

shmeee wrote: »

Was a tricking one for Lynch on him, was keen at the start and was hard to handle. Knew it was gonna be a rollercoaster when bombing off in front like that. Won't rule him out yet anyway, the cash that came said he has something to show hopefully over the fences.

Absolutely wouldn't be put off the horse, not a fan of Lynch so would want to see someone else on before I got stuck.

ON ZEE BRIDLE

Good days punting on not606 forum

shmeee

shmeee wrote: »

One I like today that I have been waiting to see go over fences, goes today.

Alisier Dirlande in the 2.50 Fairyouse @ 5/2.

Was sold to owner Roger Brookhouse for £300,000 at the Brightwells April Sale in 2014.

This is what was said about him at the time :

"The winner of his point-to-point by seven lengths, Alisier D'Irlande was bought at the Tattersalls Ireland National Hunt Sale by Peter and Ross Doyle last year before going into training with Willie Codd. Offered by Codd's Lingstown Stables, Alisier D'Irlande was described as ‘a name to remember' by auctioneer Richard Botterill - racegoers may already be familiar with at least one part, the gelding being a half-brother to six winners including Venetia Williams' handicapper Renard D'Irlande."


This is his impressive PTP win (video picks up wrong horse at end as he is tanking over the last) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMnVQ0_1kJ4


Was sent to Hobbs and didn't delivery over hurdles and now back with de Bromhead and won it's maiden hurdle in Thurles last march easily but wasn't up against much.

Now sent over the bigger obstacles and I think the 5/2 on offer is worth a punt and was always gonna come on when sent chasing.

Compensation awaits tomorrow I hope, running in Naas 3.50 @ 6/4

uxiant

shmeee wrote: »

Compensation awaits tomorrow I hope, running in Naas 3.50 @ 6/4

Was going to win by half the track the last time and the 2nd favourite here was going to be miles beaten. Should be odds on.

shmeee

uxiant wrote: »

Was going to win by half the track the last time and the 2nd favourite here was going to be miles beaten. Should be odds on.

I've had a big bet anyway. Bar a fall I can't see him loosing. (Famous last words)

Francie Barrett

I totally agree. Alisier Dirlande is the best horse running in Ireland tomorrow, full stop. Call me insane if you will, but I have this fella to win the Arkle at 100/1, NRNB of course.

Francie Barrett

When Ruby Walsh speaks confidently about a horses chances, you should listen. When he's emphatic about a horse winning, then you really listen!

http://www.irishracing.com/news?prid=165826&headline=Walsh-confident-of-good-day-at-Naas

"Haymount has finished second three times, which is frustrating for me as a jockey but even more so for his owners.

"He has run into some decent sorts, and I don't think there's a Mall Dini or an Edwulf in this race.

"Tomorrow (Sunday) will be Haymount's day."

Going to be place laying this one for sure.

Francie Barrett

When Ruby Walsh speaks confidently about a horses chances, you should listen. When he's emphatic about a horse winning, then you really listen!

http://www.irishracing.com/news?prid=165826&headline=Walsh-confident-of-good-day-at-Naas

"Haymount has finished second three times, which is frustrating for me as a jockey but even more so for his owners.

"He has run into some decent sorts, and I don't think there's a Mall Dini or an Edwulf in this race.

"Tomorrow (Sunday) will be Haymount's day."

Going to be place laying this one for sure.

Daliapour

Couple for today

2-20 Carrigmoorna Rock @ 9/4

3-50 Jack The Wire w/o Fav @ 17/2

4-20 Love The Feeling @ 11/1

posturingpat

I bit the bullet and backed Gitane Du Berlais, 5/4 is too big for a mare that's head and shoulders above the opposition if on a going day. After 3 fences i think i'll know my faith

mountgomery burns

Carrigmoorna rock didn't look to be moving, any update?

Francie Barrett

mountgomery burns wrote: »

Carrigmoorna rock didn't look to be moving, any update?

Euthanized.

Johner

Francie Barrett wrote: »

When Ruby Walsh speaks confidently about a horses chances, you should listen. When he's emphatic about a horse winning, then you really listen!

http://www.irishracing.com/news?prid=165826&headline=Walsh-confident-of-good-day-at-Naas


Going to be place laying this one for sure.

No pocket talking here as I didn't have a bet in the race but that was a seriously rancid ride.

Francie Barrett

Francie Barrett wrote: »

When Ruby Walsh speaks confidently about a horses chances, you should listen. When he's emphatic about a horse winning, then you really listen!

http://www.irishracing.com/news?prid=165826&headline=Walsh-confident-of-good-day-at-Naas


Going to be place laying this one for sure.

That was disgusting as predicted, no effort at all, Ruby just going through the motions. Shame the place lay didn't come in.

posturingpat

Just seeing O O Seven the horse that was behind Yorkhill at Sandown runs at Musselburgh against Elliotts Fagan who's unbeaten but hasn't faced this Caliber of animal before, surely O O seven should walk it?
11/10 is fair. Tinkler as a jockey isn't fair though so no bet.

Alisier Dirlande did that well there

shmeee

shmeee wrote: »

Compensation awaits tomorrow I hope, running in Naas 3.50 @ 6/4

Get in there!

As expected.

Wins by 17Ls @ 4/6

Pale Horse

shmeee wrote: »

Get in there!

As expected.

Wins by 17Ls @ 4/6

thank you sir, great shout

Gringo180

TheTorment wrote: »

Alisier Dirlande did that well there

That thing is a bit special