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2016 Champion Bumper
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Couer Blimey
Gardner said: "We really don't know where we are going at this stage, but he definitely won't go to Cheltenham unless the ground is soft and even if it is, he might not go anyway.
"I'll have a chat with the owners and see what they want to do. The entry stage is March 1, so I'll see if they want to pay the entry fee or not.
"The Champion Bumper is certainly not the be all and end all. We have a very nice young horse and the last thing we want to do is ruin him.
"Even if they call the ground good to soft at Cheltenham, you know there'll be some quicker parts. You can go there with a nice young horse, but then after running down that hill on quick ground,
in the blink of an eye you don't have a nice young horse any more.
"Unless the ground is described as soft, he won't be going."
"Without wanting to sound too clever, he ran as we expected at Ascot," said the Devon-based trainer.
"He ran a nice race at Uttoxeter, but he was a bit green and got a bit lost and we knew he was better than he showed that day.
"That's why we decided to go to Ascot with him, which is not something I would do unless I knew I had a good horse as we don't get one very often.
"He hasn't had any leg problems, but he does seem to be at his best on soft ground, so that's what we'll be sticking to.
"If we miss Cheltenham, we might be more likely to get soft ground at Punchestown.
"Whatever happens for the rest of this season, he'll be a better horse next year, I guarantee you that."
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Originally posted by TimRiggins View PostOpened Oddschecker expecting to see some red, not blue.
Shocking, it really is.
I would say none of these horses are not good enough and to look elsewhere.
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I don't know. I thought he did it comfortably enough today.
Id say they've left a small bit to work on so could he improve in 3 weeks? Would Barry G bring out more if he takes the bumper ride?
(nothing against the young O Brien lass)
I've him in a couple of bets at 12-1 and 10s and I'm happy enough.
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