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Originally posted by loveracing View PostIn last years stable tour SW was one of their most fancied horses and he has obviously been improving this season looking at his results. I peronally think he ran a cracker for most of the way in the Lexus and he could well be "a" danger if he really does like the Chelt track and better ground seems no issue.
Form on good is 46FF315
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Originally posted by MrMcGoldrick View PostAgreed LR, I think it's a good idea to take on board what PN says, even if you don't act on it he always gives me the impression he tries to be honest with his assessments of his horses, and realistic, so if he's bullish there's usually good reason
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Originally posted by loveracing View PostWell Lac Fontana was a big fancy in 2013 and did not perform in the Triumph. Then the following year he was also fancied and ended up winning the County Hurdle beating Arctic Fire, who I thought got blind sided and should have won. So I wouldn't take PN's quotes lightly coming up to Chelts.
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I think following his win in the Welsh national Synchronise was regarded as a slogger, but given the attritional nature of some gold cups it can be that extra staying power that wins the day, class doesn't always win that particular race, not saying I fancy SW but I don't take PN's comments as lightly as I used to
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Originally posted by MrMcGoldrick View PostI think following his win in the Welsh national Synchronise was regarded as a slogger, but given the attritional nature of some gold cups it can be that extra staying power that wins the day, class doesn't always win that particular race, not saying I fancy SW but I don't take PN's comments as lightly as I used to
Has anyone noticed PP have gone 7/1 on Hollywell?
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Originally posted by loveracing View PostII agree MMG, though in that case I think SC main dangers are RTR and CL.
Has anyone noticed PP have gone 7/1 on Hollywell?
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Originally posted by Mytentoryours View PostPaddy Power go 8/11 Carlingford 1/1 Holywell. I know it's his last season but I can't believe he can get off a horse that won the Irish Hennessy last time out. Richie McLernon a very able deputy for Holywell.
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Originally posted by loveracing View PostWhichever he chooses to ride will get smashed on the day of the race. I think JP will allow him to choose his horse this time.
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Originally posted by Lester View PostIt has happened before - AP rode TDS rather than Uxizandre in JLT last year.
I remember reading a blog with AP saying that Moreofthat might go chasing this year becuase he would love another Gold Cup before he retires... I supose JP might let him choose but would mean more to ride the winner in green and gold.
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Boston Bob: I was a little bit disappointed with him in the Hennessy but I imagine he'll go for the Gold Cup. It does look an open race.
Djakadam: He was very very good last time. It was a performance that certainly made us look at the Gold Cup and that's the plan. He handled the track until he got one fence wrong at the Festival last season. I don't think his jumping is an issue. He got round Newbury okay and Gowran is a fair test for any horse. Ruby said he'd never gone as easy in the Thyestes and to me that was a Gold Cup performance.
On His Own: He’s another intended runner in the Gold Cup. Last year’s winner could win it again the way it is looking this year and he was certainly nearly good enough then. He jumps a bit to his right which is not good but he has so much stamina that it doesn’t matter so much that he gives away a little bit of ground.
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