Any horses being lined up here for the first meeting of the season. Be me first time of the season I shall be visiting.
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Cheltenham First meeting of the seaonn. October 27/28.
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Defi Du Seuil .... "He was a superstar for us last season and won three Grade 1s including the Triumph Hurdle and won seven races on the trot. The plan is for him to start in the four-year-old hurdle at Cheltenham on October 28 and go from there with, hopefully, the Champion Hurdle in mind. He looks great since his return and in all likelihood, he will then head for the Fighting Fifth at Newcastle on December 2 where he won’t have to carry a penalty."
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Hold fire TB - unless you've bet more than you are comfortable with.
He'll go up quite a bit for that but he has always been a mid 140 horse, at least. He was campaigned purely for the novice Handicap Chase at the festival last season but he missed the cut.
At 40/1, you have a tremendous bet.
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Originally posted by The Beast View PostRomain De Semain think how you pronounce it laid out for this by Nicholls , big move for it last week for bet victor chase.
Took notice of your post and availed myself of the 33/1 for the BV chase. Perhaps Nicholls will have another of those seasons where he hoovers up all the Saturday big races.
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For the November meeting, I've started chipping away at Gold Present in the Bet Victor Gold Cup at 25/1.
Now I'm not sure if this is the plan but it would seem the obvious target for GP, who performed with credit at the festival, finishing 1 1/4 length 2nd to Tully East in the Close Brothers Handicap Chase. I feel if J McGrath was more positive he would have won the race. He traveled like a dream throughout the race and the front three pulled 6 lengths clear of the fourth.
Upped 5lb for that effort, he went for the Topham and was still traveling strongly when he came down at the canal turn.
He's lightly raced so there could be quite a bit of improvement still to come. 25/1 seems far too big to me, which does worry me slightly
1pt ew Gold Present 25/1Last edited by Faugheen_Machine; 16 October 2017, 02:14 PM.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostFor the November meeting, I've started chipping away at Gold Present in the Bet Victor Gold Cup at 25/1.
Now I'm not sure if this is the plan but it would seem the obvious target for GP, who performed with credit at the festival, finishing 1 1/4 length 2nd to Tully East in the Close Brothers Handicap Chase. I feel if J McGrath was more positive he would have won the race. He traveled like a dream throughout the race and the front three pulled 6 lengths clear of the fourth.
Upped 5lb for that effort, he went for the Topham and was still traveling strongly when he came down at the canal turn.
He's lightly raced so there could be quite a bit of improvement still to come. 25/1 seems far too big to me, which does worry me slightly
1pt ew Gold Present 25/1
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Originally posted by Unhomme View PostThanks Beast!
Took notice of your post and availed myself of the 33/1 for the BV chase. Perhaps Nicholls will have another of those seasons where he hoovers up all the Saturday big races.
One other point I would make , Nicholls has started season very well again.
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Nicholls made worrying noises after the race yesterday, he came out with the following strange comment im afraid.
"Romain De Senam never settled last year and he needs experience to settle. He's only five and I don't want to go too big too soon. There's a graduation chase at Kempton next month, which he's qualified for so we might aim for that and then in the spring we could go for those good handicaps. He's not quite ready now. He's been keen, but he's getting there and is going the right way - Paul Nicholls, trainer"
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Originally posted by billymag View PostNicholls made worrying noises after the race yesterday, he came out with the following strange comment im afraid.
"Romain De Senam never settled last year and he needs experience to settle. He's only five and I don't want to go too big too soon. There's a graduation chase at Kempton next month, which he's qualified for so we might aim for that and then in the spring we could go for those good handicaps. He's not quite ready now. He's been keen, but he's getting there and is going the right way - Paul Nicholls, trainer"
Didnt see that Billy , I hope he pulling our plonkers. Chepstow on the Saturday was decent ground , so on that point i think (and hope) he may be ground dependent a little , i am hoping for dry few weeks to tempt Nicholls to run.
Big believer to strike while the iron is hot , won with any amount in hand. Fragile as horses are id never plan that far ahead when a pot like the BV his for the taking.Last edited by The Beast; 16 October 2017, 06:26 PM.
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