Alba Frere wrote: » Vautour racing 2m3f Killiney on Sunday and UDS racing Irish Arkle so that settles that, Vautour will run JLT and UDS will go for the Arkle!
NaiveMelodies wrote: » I wouldn't say it definitely settles it tbh. Looking forward to seeing them both out though. On another note, big day for Don Cossack tomorrow!
Alba Frere wrote: » Yeah I was saying it more in jest but it is an interesting development. I think Don C will win tomorrow but I don't think he'll place in the Ryanair while I think CF will win the Ryanair or finish at least 2nd behind Dynaste.
Shemale wrote: » Thats very flawed sting, Congree didnt have a rival for a long time in his race whereas Silvianaco had top classes horses snapping at his hooves for the whole race.
sting60 wrote: » That is my point big time.we all look at races different but look at how conygee was eased based as a novice against the king George winner.3.98secs diff from last and de boynvile was taking the mickey,never asked him to lengthen. I still stand by assumption that the Lexus is far far better than the king George.I am aware that the experts say I'm totally wrong but I stand by my theory.
Gringo180 wrote: » I backed Coneygreen myself that day. But De Boinville was flat out on him even tho he was a distance clear. He never once looked back to see how far clear he was and he didnt even notice his closest rivals falling.
redzerdrog wrote: » Has anyone got or know where to get a promotion code for Buying tickets to the festival on their website?
Moon Dice wrote: » Any idea when the bookies go nrnb on all races?
Dr. Bre wrote: » How seriously should djakadam being taken in the gold cup?
Gringo180 wrote: » He looked a non stayer in the Hennessy to me.
BQQ wrote: » Mullins said after that race that it was a lack of fitness.
Gringo180 wrote: » Sending a horse to a Hennessy thats not fit, dont buy that. He never said as much before the race. This horse will probably mop up a few rancid Grade 1 3 runner affairs over here but with a proper pace he will be found out.
Gringo180 wrote: » This horse will probably mop up a few rancid Grade 1 3 runner affairs over here but with a proper pace he will be found out.
ste2010 wrote: » Value at risk running in the Neptune hurdle tomorrow. Like him for the big one in March. Hoping Dan Skelton has got some more out of him. Another severly underpriced horse tomorrow is Vago Collognes in the same race..his form is absolute muck to be be going on at 7's..don't be mad! On the opposite end of that scale is native river at 28's..way over priced..would be tempted for a forecast only tommy the scud missile is on him
Andalucia wrote: » value at risk looked real good last day.hope he backs it up Peace and Co is a non runner tmow.lame today
YoungKhalifa wrote: » What are the thoughts on Monksland's performance yesterday? Is he still a lively contender for the World Hurdle? I thought he ran pretty well and could improve a lot more between now and the festival. Pushed out to 16s which is a good price for him I think
corny wrote: » No. Why do you think he'll improve? Arguably lots of things fell right for him in that race and he still lost. Admittedly by a short head but still.... He hurdled brilliantly; took lengths out of the Dedigout and Zaidpour at some of the hurdles. He had the benefit of a run so fitness shouldn't have been a problem. And he handled the ground. For me, he had no excuses and i'd be surprised if he's placed at Cheltenham.
