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I would love to see GAULOISE again.
She looked to have a real engine and Willie seemed surprised by what he saw.
Late to the party with Gauloise
seems to be a right Antepost gamble on her now
like the fact she is owned by Kenny Alexander
a big supporter of the mares programme suggests she will turn up here in march
I wonder how the Mullins yard rate Hook Up against Gauloise. Anyone got any ideas?
No idea but I'm in the Gauloise camp and would like to think she's the better of the two. Was very impressed with her the last time. Not backed Hook Up as I don't like horses that have ran poorly at the course before although clearly that rule of thumb doesn't always play out (Epatante for one).
No idea but I'm in the Gauloise camp and would like to think she's the better of the two. Was very impressed with her the last time. Not backed Hook Up as I don't like horses that have ran poorly at the course before although clearly that rule of thumb doesn't always play out (Epatante for one).
& Concertista (I’m being very harsh there).
I’ve got my fingers in both pies so I am happy either way but I agree - I was more impressed by Gauloise.
Saying that... they’ve both got abit of making up on ratings to get to SWIW’s level
I’ve got my fingers in both pies so I am happy either way but I agree - I was more impressed by Gauloise.
Saying that... they’ve both got abit of making up on ratings to get to SWIW’s level
You're not allowed Concertista.
Coming a shoulder second at the festival on your stable debut can't be spun as a negative for course form. Very harsh or just very wide-of-the-mark?
Not sure which is better... Hook Up was a big old price before a run so I wouldn't think she was working the place down, then again, the Kenny Alexander one 'surprised them' on the track, which is a good trait generally.
Coming a shoulder second at the festival on your stable debut can't be spun as a negative for course form. Very harsh or just very wide-of-the-mark?
Not sure which is better... Hook Up was a big old price before a run so I wouldn't think she was working the place down, then again, the Kenny Alexander one 'surprised them' on the track, which is a good trait generally.
Hopefully we find out in the Solerina late Jan
I’d imagine there will probably be a couple more too. He has one same owners as Appreciate It yet to make an appearance, bought from France.
No idea but I'm in the Gauloise camp and would like to think she's the better of the two. Was very impressed with her the last time. Not backed Hook Up as I don't like horses that have ran poorly at the course before although clearly that rule of thumb doesn't always play out (Epatante for one).
Let's Dance, Blaklion, Paisley Park, to name but a few.
According to syndicate members she is out for season announcement was to made last Friday but haven’t seen anything was on at 33s . They have been to cash out bets
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