Wednesday 15th May

Donald Trumped · 14-05-2019 2:52pm #1

Very fascinating runner tomorrow, with some equally fascinating connections in the concluding bumper in the 8:45 in Punchestown. Dlauro who was brought in the 2018 February Cheltenham sales by his new trainer Joseph O'Brien, for a whopping £410,000, after an impressive win in a Bellharbour point-to-point also in that same month of that year, is set to make his debut under rules in this particular race.

What's so intriguing about Dlauro is who owns this horse. It's none other than Lloyd J Williams. The Aussie who owned Rekindling to win the 2017 Melbourne Cup, is someone that would be not normally associated with jumps horses, even though he has a strong connection with Joseph with his horses on the flat.

A lot of hype what this horse could do. Very interesting indeed for this former Donnchadh Doyle inmate.

SonOfGoat · 15-05-2019 3:34pm

3.35 York

Laying fav and second fav in this.... Sparkle Roll 2.88

Frankellina around 4.0

Looks like a big price will win this race, really horrible race.

Good luck to anyone betting today.

SonOfGoat · 15-05-2019 4:40pm

This is a bit of info I got.

4.55 Newton Abbot, Southfield Vic won't be winning. The horse is around 1.6 currently so in the process of laying.

I suppose I should leave it at that but being greedy it looks a 2 horse race so backing Road To Riches around 3.15 as well as the lay.

That's me done for the day. Good luck

Vinnie222 · 15-05-2019 5:05pm

SonOfGoat wrote: »

This is a bit of info I got.

4.55 Newton Abbot, Southfield Vic won't be winning. The horse is around 1.6 currently so in the process of laying.

I suppose I should leave it at that but being greedy it looks a 2 horse race so backing Road To Riches around 3.15 as well as the lay.

That's me done for the day. Good luck

I hope you have a day job

famagusta · 15-05-2019 5:40pm

Donald Trumped wrote:

Very fascinating runner tomorrow, with some equally fascinating connections in the concluding bumper in the 8:45 in Punchestown. Dlauro who was brought in the 2018 February Cheltenham sales by his new trainer Joseph O'Brien, for a whopping Â£410,000, after an impressive win in a Bellharbour point-to-point also in that same month of that year, is set to make his debut under rules in this particular race.

Quite weak in the market in what doesn't look a great race, it'll be fascinating to see how he runs

BoroMan32 · 15-05-2019 8:50pm

That was seriously impressive. He was absolutely tanking in Derek O'Connor's hands 3f out.

Andrew00 · 15-05-2019 8:52pm

Monster

IAMAMORON · 15-05-2019 8:53pm

Easy money, nice one op.

hawaii501 · 15-05-2019 8:55pm

Absolutely bolts up.
Wondering why did it drift so much, was 4/6 last night. if it wins like when not fancied, imagine when it is...

Andrew00 · 15-05-2019 8:57pm

Ended up lumping on the TDH, Lah Ti Dar, Stradavarius treble

Can't see why it loses

famagusta · 15-05-2019 8:59pm

hawaii501 wrote:

Absolutely bolts up. Wondering why did it drift so much, was 4/6 last night. if it wins like when not fancied, imagine when it is...

Exactly! He mustn't have been fully wound up today, monster

Donald Trumped · 15-05-2019 9:27pm

According to Dlauro's trainer, Joseph O'Brien, we will see him novice hurdling in the winter, after he has the summer off. Most exciting horse. He has had his setbacks, but boy the talent is there. Huge horse too. The old saying that chasing will be his game, could never be more truer for this former Donnchadh Doyle inmate.

Wednesday 15th May

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