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Triumph Hurdle 2018
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostThat is interesting. I hope you're wrong... I'd only lose 3 pts but I can't wait to see her again!
That said, she was actually left in the Mares' Novice Hurdle though.Last edited by ComplyOrDie; 9 March 2018, 09:53 PM.
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Fingers crossed SI stays in as I have a nice double @16s with blackbow @16s
I also think her front running would have made the race really interestingLast edited by Hurricane fly; 9 March 2018, 10:28 PM.
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Originally posted by Hurricane fly View PostFingers crossed SInstaysnin as I have a nice double @16s with blackbow @16s
I also think her front running would have made the race really interesting
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Eragon De Chanay has just boosted AS & WHAD form..Last edited by Sirbetalot; 10 March 2018, 01:41 PM.
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Originally posted by Sirbetalot View PostI think it won an egg & spoon race last time, won the race that was 35.40s slow, I know most horses do in heavy but he was 60L in front of the second so how slow are they..
I only make comparisons with same day races as they are all running on the same track that particular day, so her winning time was 4m 12.40s, and over the same distance on the same day the beginners chase (first race of that day, so arguably on the better top layer of the ground) was 4m 25.30s, 2 races after Stormy Ireland was a 2m handicap hurdle, that was run in 4m 23.10s, a full 10.7 seconds slower than SI, and the final flat race on the card was run in 4m 23.60s, so 11.20 seconds slower than SI.
To say she was slow I think if massively underestimating her, if you look at the times they are all very similar bar Stormy Ireland's which would suggest there is a level of consistency and she was just very good.
The distance and horses she beat, for me, are absolutely irrelevant, because like you said, I don't suspect they will be much good, but she goes in the soft ground that's for sure and she wasn't stopping at the line either that day.
Seen Ruby mention her as a staying type, if that's the case she will be perfect for this, I think both the fillies take a lot of beating in this, both getting the 7lb allowance in what is likely to be soft/heavy with the rain forecast!
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostYou think she was slow on debut?
I only make comparisons with same day races as they are all running on the same track that particular day, so her winning time was 4m 12.40s, and over the same distance on the same day the beginners chase (first race of that day, so arguably on the better top layer of the ground) was 4m 25.30s, 2 races after Stormy Ireland was a 2m handicap hurdle, that was run in 4m 23.10s, a full 10.7 seconds slower than SI, and the final flat race on the card was run in 4m 23.60s, so 11.20 seconds slower than SI.
To say she was slow I think if massively underestimating her, if you look at the times they are all very similar bar Stormy Ireland's which would suggest there is a level of consistency and she was just very good.
The distance and horses she beat, for me, are absolutely irrelevant, because like you said, I don't suspect they will be much good, but she goes in the soft ground that's for sure and she wasn't stopping at the line either that day.
Seen Ruby mention her as a staying type, if that's the case she will be perfect for this, I think both the fillies take a lot of beating in this, both getting the 7lb allowance in what is likely to be soft/heavy with the rain forecast!
You are most likely totally right what you have said above but I would find it hard backing a horse with only that form to go by compared to a number of the other horses at the front of the betting that has had more runs in better races..
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Originally posted by Sirbetalot View PostI did not watch the race myself, was just going by the time and what she beat..
You are most likely totally right what you have said above but I would find it hard backing a horse with only that form to go by compared to a number of the other horses at the front of the betting that has had more runs in better races..
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9 runners for this very small?
Last 5 years between 15 & 20 runners, disappointingLast edited by Sirbetalot; 14 March 2018, 12:01 PM.
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