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2015 Fred Winter Thread

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  • #16
    I think Nicholls also claimed that All Yours is missing cheltenham to go straight to Aintree

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    • #17
      Tony Martin mentioned Thunder Zone at Balbriggan.

      Second to Kitten Rock at Gowran getting loads of weight.



      Was 127 in Ireland before that run.

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      • #18
        weights at lunchtime - first post should update

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        • #19
          Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle

          Grade 3, £75,000 Total Prize Fund. Cheltenham, 4.40pm, Wednesday, March 11, 2015, two miles and half a furlong. For juvenile four-year-olds only. Penalties: after February 22, a winner of a hurdle race 5lb. No penalty to increase a horse’s weight above 11st 10lb. Entries closed February 17 (70 entries), entries released February 19, weights revealed February 25. Six-day confirmation stage March 5, final declaration stage 10.00am, March 10. Maximum field of 22.

          Horse Age Wgt Owner Trainer
          DEVILMENT 4 11-10 Bloomfields John Ferguson
          PRUSSIAN EAGLE (IRE) 4 11-10 Michael L Keating Charles O'Brien IRE
          GOLDEN DOYEN (GER) 4 11-09 Merry Old Souls Philip Hobbs
          BIDOUREY (FR) 4 11-08 Brocade Racing David Pipe
          BIVOUAC (FR) 4 11-07 Potensis Bloodstock Ltd & Chris Giles Nicky Henderson
          GWENCILY BERBAS (FR) 4 11-07 Barry Connell Alan Fleming IRE
          DAI BANDO (IRE) 4 11-05 Mrs M Gittins Ross O'Sullivan IRE
          OFFICIEUX (FR) 4 11-05 Patricia Hunt Noel Meade IRE
          ARABIAN REVOLUTION 4 11-05 Bloomfields John Ferguson
          OLD GUARD 4 11-05 The Brooks, Kyle & Stewart Families Paul Nicholls
          ALL YOURS (FR) 4 11-05 Potensis Bloodstock Limited Paul Nicholls
          THE WALLACE LINE (IRE) 4 11-05 Diamond Racing Ltd Tim Vaughan
          THE SAINT JAMES (FR) 4 11-04 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill
          CHATHAM HOUSE RULE 4 11-04 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
          VERCINGETORIX (IRE) 4 11-04 Simon Munir/Isaac Souede Gordon Elliott IRE
          GOODBYE DANCER (FR) 4 11-04 The Yes No Wait Sorries Nigel Twiston-Davies
          THUNDER ZONE 4 11-03 Gigginstown House Stud Gordon Elliott IRE
          BOX OFFICE (FR) 4 11-03 J P McManus Jonjo O'Neill
          BUISENESS SIVOLA (FR) 4 11-02 Simon Munir/Isaac Souede Willie Mullins IRE
          UNANIMITE (FR) 4 11-02 Simon Munir & Isaac Souede David Pipe
          BAIE DES ILES (FR) 4 11-02 Mrs Z Wentworth Ross O'Sullivan IRE
          JEANPASCAL (FR) 4 11-01 Dr Moira Hamlin Venetia Williams
          STARCHITECT (IRE) 4 11-01 Paul & Clare Rooney Donald McCain
          BOUVREUIL (FR) 4 11-01 Potensis Bloodstock Ltd & Chris Giles Paul Nicholls
          SOURIYAN (FR) 4 11-01 The GD Partnership Jamie Snowden
          ZARIB (IRE) 4 11-01 Notalotterry Dan Skelton
          NYANZA (GER) 4 11-00 Hunscote Stud Alan King
          MR GALLIVANTER (IRE) 4 10-13 Ross Harmon John Quinn
          QUALANDO (FR) 4 10-13 Kathy Stuart Paul Nicholls
          VERAWAL (IRE) 4 10-13 Supreme Horse Racing Club Willie Mullins IRE
          HOSTILE FIRE (IRE) 4 10-13 Mrs Pat Sloan Gordon Elliott IRE
          BARON ALCO (FR) 4 10-13 John Stone Gary Moore
          IBIS DU RHEU (FR) 4 10-13 John Hales Paul Nicholls
          BEATABOUT THE BUSH (IRE) 4 10-12 Ms S Howell Henry Oliver
          MICK JAZZ (FR) 4 10-12 Potensis Bloodstock Limited Harry Fry
          SEBASTIAN BEACH (IRE) 4 10-11 The Megsons Jonjo O'Neill
          ZAFAYAN (IRE) 4 10-11 Dr Ronan Lambe Dermot Weld IRE
          TARABIYN (IRE) 4 10-09 Supreme Horse Racing Club Willie Mullins IRE
          BLUE ATLANTIC (USA) 4 10-09 Roger Brookhouse Warren Greatrex
          NORSE LEGEND 4 10-09 Woodhaven Racing Syndicate Chris Gordon
          OFFICER DRIVEL (IRE) 4 10-08 Mark Benton Jim Best
          RUSSIAN BOLERO (GER) 4 10-08 BAA Management Ltd David Bridgwater
          I'LL BE YOUR CLOWN (IRE) 4 10-08 S G Keys Andy Oliver IRE
          VOSNE ROMANEE 4 10-08 Foxtrot NH Racing Partnership VI Dr Richard Newland
          LIL ROCKERFELLER (USA) 4 10-07 Davies Smith Govier & Brown Neil King
          SAINT LUCY 4 10-07 Lady Bamford Jonjo O'Neill
          BROOK (FR) 4 10-07 Pipe - Dreaming Ladies David Pipe
          GIMME FIVE 4 10-07 McNeill Family Alan King
          JALINGO (IRE) 4 10-07 Bloomfields John Ferguson
          SILVER DUKE (IRE) 4 10-07 Mac Asphalt Ltd Jim Goldie
          BISHOP WULSTAN (IRE) 4 10-06 Middleham Park Racing Bellman Trowbridge Harry Whittington
          STORM FORCE TEN 4 10-05 Robert Waley-Cohen Andrew Balding
          FULL DAY 4 10-05 Dan Gilbert Brian Ellison
          LUCKY JIM 4 10-05 DD Racing & Professor L P Hardwick David Dennis
          HIGH EXPECTATIONS (FR) 4 10-05 M Wasylocha Gordon Elliott IRE


          KABJOY (IRE) 4 10-04 Favourites Racing Syndicate Jessica Harrington IRE
          STERNRUBIN (GER) 4 10-02 Terry Warner Philip Hobbs
          RYEOLLIEAN 4 10-02 Bryan Fry Gary Moore
          SUPERB STORY (IRE) 4 10-02 A Holt, J Robinson, A Taylor & S Miller Charlie Mann
          CYCLOP (IRE) 4 10-02 DD Racing & Professor L P Hardwick David Dennis
          ROLLING DICE 4 10-02 Miss A Jones Dominic Ffrench Davis
          CAPE CASTER (IRE) 4 10-02 D P Barrie & D Redhead Evan Williams
          MIGHTY MISSILE (IRE) 4 10-01 Bolingbroke Howard BJO Duthie Mercer Warren Greatrex
          ALZAMMAAR (USA) 4 9-13 P A Deal & ROA Arkle Warren Greatrex
          TRIPLE CHIEF (IRE) 4 9-11 G Thompson Chris Down
          MAGIC MAGNOLIA (IRE) 4 9-11 Brian Rudman Mark Gillard
          TOP OF THE GLAS (IRE) 4 9-10 Market Avenue Racing Club Ltd Brian Ellison
          67 entries
          16 Irish-trained

          THE FOLLOWING 3 HORSES ARE NOT QUALIFIED: FREDERIC, NEW STREET, ROCK OF LEON

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          • #20
            <blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Fred Winter: &quot;Last year you wanted to be around No.35 to get in - Beat About The Bush on 10st12lbs. I&#39;d say 132 upwards will get in.&quot;</p>&mdash; Racing UK (@Racing_UK) <a href="https://twitter.com/Racing_UK/status/570567011710996480">February 25, 2015</a></blockquote>
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            • #21
              Lydia

              However, after his straightforward Wincanton success, Zarib has got to see a cheap flop on the button in the Fred Winter and looks very dangerous for a horse who will surely improve for a sounder surface. He’s been intelligently campaigned by young trainer Dan Skelton, so take the widely available 12/1

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              • #22
                I've been watching all the money come in for Hostile Fite the last couple days and just had a phone call saying the connections have backed him.

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                • #23
                  I am going to try and go through all the handicaps today.

                  Trends

                  • Paul Nicholls has targeted this is recent seasons winning with Sanctuaire in 2010 and saddling the runner up for the last two seasons
                  • The Pipe runners should also be respected. David Pipe has 1 winner and 4 places from 11 runners
                  • Gordon Elliott, Gary Moore and Alan King trained runners should also be respected
                  • Willie Mullins 9 runners have all finished unplaced
                  • Fillies have won 3 of the last 6 renewals
                  • Fillies have won 4/10 of all renewals from an overall representation of about 10%
                  • 9 /10 winners were rated between 124 and 133
                  • 7/10 winners ran on the flat
                  • The top rated flat horse has won the race on 3 occasions and been runner up once
                  • Irish Bred horses have won 5 renewals and filled 6 places from 83 runners.
                  • French Breds are 4-13-70 and British Bred: 1-7-60
                  • 9/10 winners had a prep race less than 32 days beforehand
                  • 5/10 winners won last time out
                  • 8/10 were making their handicap debut
                  • Horses getting into the race by carrying a penalty have won on 2 occasions (50% strike rate)






                  The Filly Trend

                  The filly trend is easy Alan Kings Nyanza is the only one that might get in. King hasnt won this but has filled 5 places from 17 runners. He is also 2 wins and 4 places from 12 in the Triumph over the decade giving him a combined stats for four year olds of 2 wins, 9 places from 29 runners.

                  Went off to France to run in the flat last week but will be on the shortlist if running. 25/1 NRNB with Betfair Sportsbook

                  The Flat Rating Trend

                  There are a few for the shortlist based on their flat rating. The David Pipe trained Unanimite was rated 94 on the flat and looks best in when comparing hurdle and flat rating of the runners. 20/1 is available with the NRNB books.

                  Pipe has a good record so that is a couple of trends boxes ticked,

                  The Dermot Weld trained Zafayan may struggle to make the cut but looks well in if flat form transferred to hurdles 129 versus 89.

                  I have added flat ratings for all runners to the first post on the thread.

                  The Official Rating Trend

                  With the cut off projected at 130 the 124-133 trend is likely to actally mean 130-133. Which gives us this sample. We have added bold to those horses where trainers have a good record and Starchitect because of earlier positive comments from Jason Maguire and Mccain.

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                  121336 BAIE DES ILES (FR) 4 134 - 11-02 Ross O'Sullivan IRE Mrs Z Wentworth
                  14P JEANPASCAL (FR) 4 133 - 11-01 Venetia Williams Dr Moira Hamlin
                  1122
                  STARCHITECT (IRE) 4 133 84 11-01 Donald McCain Paul & Clare Rooney
                  392134
                  BOUVREUIL (FR) 4 133 - 11-01 Paul Nicholls Potensis Bloodstock Ltd & Chris Giles
                  512 SOURIYAN (FR) 4 133 - 11-01 Jamie Snowden The GD Partnership
                  131 ZARIB (IRE) 4 133 82 11-01 Dan Skelton Notalotterry
                  1214
                  NYANZA (GER) 4 132 77 11-00 Alan King Hunscote Stud
                  115 MR GALLIVANTER (IRE) 4 131 79 10-13 John Quinn Ross Harmon
                  B3-421
                  QUALANDO (FR) 4 131 - 10-13 Paul Nicholls Kathy Stuart
                  33336F VERAWAL (IRE) 4 131 66 10-13 Willie Mullins IRE Supreme Horse Racing Club
                  221
                  HOSTILE FIRE (IRE) 4 131 79 10-13 Gordon Elliott IRE Mrs Pat Sloan
                  2134
                  BARON ALCO (FR) 4 131 - 10-13 Gary Moore John Stone
                  21-64
                  IBIS DU RHEU (FR) 4 131 - 10-13 Paul Nicholls John Hales
                  63611 BEATABOUT THE BUSH (IRE) 4 130 45 10-12 Henry Oliver Ms S Howell
                  6232 MICK JAZZ (FR) 4 130 - 10-12 Harry Fry Potensis Bloodstock Limited
                  There are a few fancied horses in here including Gordon Elliotts Hostile Fire.

                  The same connections landed a touch with Flaxen Flare in this race. Nyanza turns up here again and ticks another box, Paul Nicholls ( should we include those of his former pupils ?) and Gary Moore runners are also worth a second look. Mullins has never had a horse placed in this.

                  Betting Stats

                  The odds of winners are all over the shop Favourites have won 2 of 10 renewals, and been placed in another 4 giving a level stakes loss of 2.25.
                  Gault noted that in -
                  2014 Katgary in 2nd only one in the first 11 home under 16/1. Shortest priced animal in the first 14 home
                  2013 was 14/1.
                  2012 Two horses priced 10s and under finished in the first 6 in 2012.
                  2 in 2011, 3 in 2010.
                  That brings the total to 12 in 109 runnings. That's 12 out of the first 60 home.

                  What to do with that info ?

                  I think you have to look for an outsider and hope for the best !

                  Ill have another look closer to the race but here is my initial and personal ( i.e not the FJ) shortlist
                  <iframe width =550 height =280 src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kvyKVlAgdc6RwUMmuFo6D74F13167XvHISkBbFx02-Q/pubhtml?gid=1972390219&amp;single=true&amp;widget= true&amp;headers=false"></iframe>

                  Thoughts corrections and further suggestions welcome
                  Last edited by Old Vic; 1 March 2015, 09:37 AM.

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                  • #24
                    Think McCain is on the cold list at Cheltenham so I may avoid his. Starting to think king could have his best festival in a few years so nyanza interests me. Although German breds have struggled since well chief I think

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by andrisiggy View Post
                      Think McCain is on the cold list at Cheltenham so I may avoid his. Starting to think king could have his best festival in a few years so nyanza interests me. Although German breds have struggled since well chief I think
                      Has Alan King had a Cheltenham stable tour anywhere ...couldnt find any news on Nyanza apart from the trip to France. He skipped it with L Unique and went to Aintree a few years ago.

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                      • #26
                        I am pretty sure King said his horse will probably miss Cheltenham. Owned by a stud more interested in black type or summit.

                        elsewhere

                        Gwencily Berbas is set to line up in the Fred Winter instead of the Triumph Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.

                        The Barry Connell-owned four-year-old was a winner at Auteuil in his homeland, prompting connections to give him Festival engagements, and he could not have been more impressive on his first start for trainer Alan Fleming in a Grade Two at Fairyhouse last weekend.

                        Connell and Fleming were waiting for the British handicapper's assessment of the performance before committing to a target and now he has been handed a mark of 139, he is set to go down the handicap route in the Fred Winter Juvenile Hurdle on the Wednesday of Cheltenham.

                        Fleming said: " He'll go for the Fred Winter. I'm nearly 100 per cent sure."

                        Connell added: "He's been given a nice mark for the Fred Winter so that's where we're going to go."

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                        • #27
                          Bidourey thoughts people ?

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by mayo View Post
                            Bidourey thoughts people ?
                            It's entered in the imperial cup & sandown still soft/heavy so it could go there first & then bonus hunting but not sure it will get soft ground at cheltenham & the Fred winter comes on the 2nd day so not much rest if that is the plan. Personally I'm swaying towards Mick Jazz in this, right on the cut off for getting in but Potensis have 3 in the handicap above it, so reckon they could get it in if they wanted to.

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                            • #29
                              Will take a look at this race tomorrow and a few hcps.

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                              • #30
                                Looks like there has been a move for Starchitect. Not mad about McCain at Cheltenham either. Not crazy about Weld at Cheltenham either but might have a look at Zafayan.

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