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It had taken me a while to catch up on lots of replays but Master Debonair from the Tizzard yard is now on my shortlist. The comments pre and post race suggest he’ll be coming here and he’s very well bred.
He’s also been to Cheltenham twice so has course form as a plus. Even though he lost his seasonal reappearance he was only just touched off by a decent bumper horse that has collateral form to the hot Ascot bumper from last season.
I’d rate him a reasonable each way shout at the moment.
I’ve done some more digging on Master Debonair and I’m going to add him now. I found a quote from Joe Tizzard from his blog which was very bullish
“Master Debonair was another who finished second at the last meeting here, and we’re trying to find out if he’s good enough to be a champion bumper horse. He’s superbly bred, and more importantly he’s a racehorse. He’s sharpened up at home, and I really do like him a lot.
It wouldn’t surprise me if he won here, and if he does, we’d look after him until the Champion Bumper [at the Cheltenham Festival]. We have already schooled him over hurdles, but we do think he’s good enough to go down the Champion Bumper route first.”
Also, I’m a fan of the fact that not only has he ran twice at Cheltenham this season but both runs were in very quick times, even in comparison to some Champion Bumpers on similar conditions.
First race at Cheltenham he was half a length second in a time of 3m55s on Good to soft.
Second race Cheltenham he won in a time of 3m48s on Good ground.
As he tends to race close(ish) to the pace, having the ability to finish off his races in good times at a very young age (only 4) puts the performances in a high rank for me.
I’ve done some more digging on Master Debonair and I’m going to add him now. I found a quote from Joe Tizzard from his blog which was very bullish
“Master Debonair was another who finished second at the last meeting here, and we’re trying to find out if he’s good enough to be a champion bumper horse. He’s superbly bred, and more importantly he’s a racehorse. He’s sharpened up at home, and I really do like him a lot.
It wouldn’t surprise me if he won here, and if he does, we’d look after him until the Champion Bumper [at the Cheltenham Festival]. We have already schooled him over hurdles, but we do think he’s good enough to go down the Champion Bumper route first.”
Also, I’m a fan of the fact that not only has he ran twice at Cheltenham this season but both runs were in very quick times, even in comparison to some Champion Bumpers on similar conditions.
First race at Cheltenham he was half a length second in a time of 3m55s on Good to soft.
Second race Cheltenham he won in a time of 3m48s on Good ground.
As he tends to race close(ish) to the pace, having the ability to finish off his races in good times at a very young age (only 4) puts the performances in a high rank for me.
When you say add him.
I can't see his price altering much in the coming days
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