Thyestes Day 25th

Gavin "shels"

Get the ball moving on a thread for the big one and in general Gowran tomorrow

piplip87

Ucello Coni for me. Being following for quite a while and ran a very good race at Christmas. Being aimed at the National,

Fancy Presenting Percy to get one over on Let's Dance tomorrow too

Slattsy

I am all over Call the Taxie.

akelly02

looks like a good card

Lloyderz

Monbeg Notorious catches the eye for me @ 7/1. A progressive ex P2P chaser on only his 4th start over fences. Jack Kennedy on board.

Whisperinthebreeze in the 12.50. Jessie gave it as her bumper horse for the season. 7th on debut at Leopardstown, and they've wasted no time in sending him over hurdles. Another ex Irish P2P recruit. Currently around 5/1. At bigger odds Western Victory @ 20s shouldn't be dismissed as an E/W bet.

ANDREWMUFC

Let’s Dance is 5/2 nice

handsfree2

Wounded warrior 40/1

6th last year, 18lbs lower this year with a 7lb claimer on board.

CheltenhamJ

Sumos novios and champagne west dutched tomorrow , like daybreak boy in the maiden hurdle , think we will see bacardys bounce back too

JJs Left Hand

Slattsy wrote: »

I am all over Call the Taxie.

this.

Alpha des Obeaux looks a great each way bet when you can write off 4 of them

NaiveMelodies

Wounded Warrior on the snaff

BumperD

Barcardys looks value at 9/2 tomorrow

Gavin "shels"

Will jump on the Wounded Warrior train and have a nibble on A Genie in Abottle.

PP paying 5 places.

JosephDoyleIre

Got a good word for something today if anyone wants to get in touch josephdoyleire@gmail.com.

The Mig

JosephDoyleIre wrote: »

Got a good word for something today if anyone wants to get in touch josephdoyleire@gmail.com.

Or just pop it up here :rolleyes:

The Mig

Augusta Kate is way overpriced at 20/1 for me.

Will go with 2 e/w singles and a e/w double with Sumos Novios

posturingpat

Ucello conti my only bet today, have backed e/w. Can't see him out of the places.
Has tonnes of experience in these big fields and was second to a well executed Martin plot last time and I get the impression Gordon has this down as his day despite what the jockey bookings and market might suggest.

danganabu

Pleasent Company for me, ticks all the trends, lightly raced, in form connections, 60% placed record over his career and his best performance came the one and only time todays jockey was on board, can't see him out of the first 5 tbh.

Monbeg Notorius was the other one that caught my eye, lack of experience the biggest fear in a race of this nature as they say he could be anything and has only ever once finished out of the places and that was in his bumper and even that was only a run 9 lenghts behind the highly rated Invitation only of Willie Mullins.

STB.

The fav could be well in if you look at its form over 2 mile 7, 2 years ago especially given the ground is ideal. The horse has hardly any weight and you wonder if the Ucello Conte's and Champagne West's will struggle to give so much weight away. The weight Out Sam has to carry is even more offset by up and coming 16 year old James Bowen who is having some time of it lately.

However, I think Elliot may have the winner elsewhere in Ucello Conte. If there is one horse that has been handicapped by terrible jockeys in recent years, including in this race its UC. Liam McKenna is well worth his 7lb claim. A small r/f with CW as Dylan Robinson has been riding extremely well and its horses for courses....

Joe_ Public

WPM not throwing too many darts but Pleasant Company will do for me today. Still lightly enough raced, ok handicapped and a good slog will suit fine.

danganabu

STB. wrote: »

Liam McKenna is well worth his 7lb claim.

I wouldnt say that now, he has a strike rate of less that 4% and has only ridden 9 winners from 265 rides, I know alot of those have been big prices but thats an awful strike rate.

krustydoyle

Bacardys NR

posturingpat

danganabu wrote: »

I wouldnt say that now, he has a strike rate of less that 4% and has only ridden 9 winners from 265 rides, I know alot of those have been big prices but thats an awful strike rate.

Watch him riding 2 years ago and watch him riding 2 weeks ago. He's a far improved rider to my untrained eye, certainly better balanced on his horses and generally more polished all round, i remember watching him ride Sir ector(had a good e/w bet on ) in one of them Martinstown opportunity races at Punchestown in the Spring of '15 i think it was(maybe '16) and never thought he'd make it. Watching him ride for Elliott the past few months and i think the complete opposite.

tayto lover

Monotomic in the 12.50. I have a good e/w bet on it.

STB.

danganabu wrote: »

I wouldnt say that now, he has a strike rate of less that 4% and has only ridden 9 winners from 265 rides, I know alot of those have been big prices but thats an awful strike rate.

Must be difficult when you've Davy Russell, Jack Kennedy, Jamie Codd & Lisa O Neill etc ahead of you. You know you'll be on the third or fourth strings.

In this case though his 7lb claim might be to his advantage. He was second on UC at Christmas and Simon Munir was keen to have him ride it again given the significant weight UC has to carry.

He does ride the outsiders but I get your point about strike rate if you know what I mean Harry.

danganabu

posturingpat wrote: »

Watch him riding 2 years ago and watch him riding 2 weeks ago. He's a far improved rider to my untrained eye, certainly better balanced on his horses and generally more polished all round, i remember watching him ride Sir ector(had a good e/w bet on ) in one of them Martinstown opportunity races at Punchestown in the Spring of '15 i think it was(maybe '16) and never thought he'd make it. Watching him ride for Elliott the past few months and i think the complete opposite.

Haven't seen it myself to be honest, was in Thurles last Sunday and didnt see any noticable improvement, it's over 12 months since he rode a winner and nearly 3 years since his one and only chase winner.

Don't mean to sound like I'm knocking the lad and I'm sure under GE he has improved but its a stretch to say he 'is well worth'' his claim, he has had it for over five years for a reason.

Rock Lesnar

Going with peculiar genius in the next, and maybe a genie in a bottle in the thyestes, think it'll like the heavy ground

Rock Lesnar

That ground looks desperate

posturingpat

The Attheraces camera crew must've been out for a few bottles of wine last night. I was looking forward to feet up and watching the racing on my day off but it's hard work to watch.

idnkph

Luckyinmilan EW in the next four me. Loves the heavy.
3:00. Monbeg notorious and sumos novis ew.

Auroras_encore

Goaheadmakemyday in the next

Rock Lesnar

Will throw a tenner ew on monbeg notorious in the thyestes to

Auroras_encore

Space cadet and wounded warrior in the big one

Rock Lesnar

Rock Lesnar wrote: »

Will throw a tenner ew on monbeg notorious in the thyestes to

Well im glad i done that and lucky enough to get the 6-1

posturingpat

Headache trying to watch that.

Gavin "shels"

Gavin shels wrote: »

Will jump on the Wounded Warrior train and have a nibble on A Genie in Abottle.

PP paying 5 places.

Choo choo! Tasty place money on 33/1

Charlie George

Not much to come out of that for the gold Cup.

Lloyderz

Monbeg Notorious wins by 11ls. Went off 7/2. Very taking performance. Had a nice double with Presenting Percy.

Lloyderz wrote: »

Monbeg Notorious catches the eye for me @ 7/1. A progressive ex P2P chaser on only his 4th start over fences. Jack Kennedy on board.

Whisperinthebreeze in the 12.50. Jessie gave it as her bumper horse for the season. 7th on debut at Leopardstown, and they've wasted no time in sending him over hurdles. Another ex Irish P2P recruit. Currently around 5/1. At bigger odds Western Victory @ 20s shouldn't be dismissed as an E/W bet.

posturingpat

Charlie George wrote: »

Not much to come out of that for the gold Cup.

No nothing from there will be involved in a Gold cup.
The Mullins horse for Malcolm Denmark(can't think of the name) looked to be given a handy time of it all the way round from what I could make out on the TV. I'd say hell be handicapping in March.

Charlie George

posturingpat wrote: »

Charlie George wrote: »

Not much to come out of that for the gold Cup.

No nothing from there will be involved in a Gold cup.
The Mullins horse for Malcolm Denmark(can't think of the name) looked to be given a handy time of it all the way round from what I could make out on the TV.  I'd say hell be handicapping in March.

Pleasent company, i thought he was beat a long way out.