The chap on the RP Pod Arkle/RSA ante post preview, is all over Dynamite Dollars, thinks he should be half the price
Announcement
Collapse
Fat Jockey Patrons
Fat Jockey is a horse racing community focused on all the big races in the UK and Ireland. We don't charge users but if you have found the site useful then any support towards the running costs is appreciated.
Become a Patron!
You can also make a one-off donation here:
Become a Patron!
You can also make a one-off donation here:
See more
See less
Arkle 2019
Collapse
X
-
For my own reference, next season's Arkle ....
Willie Mullins is at a loss to explain Melon's two disappointing runs this season.
Beaten just a neck in the Champion Hurdle by Buveur D'Air last March, he was only fourth on his comeback behind stablemate Sharjah at Christmas but was over 20 lengths behind Apple's Jade at Leopardstown on Saturday.
"He was disappointing. He was never going and I can't find anything wrong with him. That's two bad runs now for no apparent reason," said Mullins.
"We've changed a lot of things with him at home and worked him differently.
"I wonder at this stage does he need to go out in trip or is he looking for a fence.
"I think he's still not in form. His homework looks good but his racetrack work doesn't. Maybe it's ground, maybe he's better on much softer, we'll see.
"He ran a cracker at Cheltenham last year but I don't think we've had him back to that on the racetrack.
"We thought he was working really well at home but he's gone out and disappointed really badly.
"The mare (Apple's Jade) was fantastic. We could have run a lot better and still been behind the mare. It would have been hard to beat her even if we were right. She was very very good."
Comment
-
Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostFor my own reference, next season's Arkle ....
Willie Mullins is at a loss to explain Melon's two disappointing runs this season.
Beaten just a neck in the Champion Hurdle by Buveur D'Air last March, he was only fourth on his comeback behind stablemate Sharjah at Christmas but was over 20 lengths behind Apple's Jade at Leopardstown on Saturday.
"He was disappointing. He was never going and I can't find anything wrong with him. That's two bad runs now for no apparent reason," said Mullins.
"We've changed a lot of things with him at home and worked him differently.
"I wonder at this stage does he need to go out in trip or is he looking for a fence.
"I think he's still not in form. His homework looks good but his racetrack work doesn't. Maybe it's ground, maybe he's better on much softer, we'll see.
"He ran a cracker at Cheltenham last year but I don't think we've had him back to that on the racetrack.
"We thought he was working really well at home but he's gone out and disappointed really badly.
"The mare (Apple's Jade) was fantastic. We could have run a lot better and still been behind the mare. It would have been hard to beat her even if we were right. She was very very good."
Comment
-
He'd need to show some form presuppose of Cheltenham to ever be a steamee in the market but they must regret not going chasing this year IMO
Maybe that's a tad early to say if he places again in a CH... I dunno
Comment
-
-
Wikipedia have made a mess of that.Last edited by Scooby91; 6 February 2019, 07:14 PM.https://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
Use code "FJ" in your sign up name for bonus content!
Comment
-
Originally posted by Morley Street View PostFirst pointer to the CE form tomorrow at Thurles tomos with Ex Patriot running against Arvico Bleu, who has a line in to LR. As a CE follower, I’d like to see Ex Patriot winning this.
Comment
-
Originally posted by jack1092 View PostHard to know with the way the giggy horse finishes his races....Ex Patriot also made a mistake- i think the unlucky one was the 2nd horse...
Small form boost anyway + softer ground will see Ex Patriot in a better light.
Comment
Comment