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If I could get 14/1 NRNB or there were any vibes he were to run I would be adding him. But happy to leave at single figures.Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
He wasn't a superstar bumper horse and not made for such races last year and found a few too good at the major Spring festivals. But he's got last years experience, which will be more than many with how this season has gone. And importantly for me bar Acey Milan being infront, he only had his own stable mates infront of him last season, otherwise he was the best of the bumper horses in Ireland and the UK in 4 runs.
So if you think last years crop of bumper horses were better? (I think Mullins bumper horses last year were better than Blue Sarri) then he would have a chance? The very best bar Envoi Allen would appear not to be going? (Malone Road inj, Andy Dufresne, Fury Road etc)Last edited by jono; 23 February 2019, 08:54 PM.Comment
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...i’m on at 40-1 without the concession, Kev, but i’m not going back in nrnb, it seems a very unlikely runner.Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostComment
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Elliott on FR
Lisa said the further he went the better he went. He’ll probably have one more run this season, maybe back here at Easter, and then go over hurdles next seasonComment
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Why was a Acey Milan being in front of him a freak result? He went off fav.Originally posted by jono View PostComment
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Shows how much attention I pay to the bumper. Completely forgot Acey Milan was fav that day. Recency bias made me think he was 'just another runner'Originally posted by Stormez View PostComment
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Been having a look at this race today, and the mares in particular. The quality in training is obviously increasing since the introduction of the mares races making their allowance even more valuable in races like this, which may be evidenced by their recent success.
Anyone have any strong opinions on Santa Rossa or The Glancing Queen? Santa Rossa impressed me winning a grade 2 last time & the glancing queen has some useful course form beating a couple of subsequent winners. Both available at 25/1.Comment
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Paul Nolan is looking forward to seeing Latest Exhibition bid for Cheltenham Festival glory in the Weatherbys Champion Bumper.
Runner-up on his racecourse debut at Limerick in December, the six-year-old went one better in impressive style at Naas last month to earn himself a trip across the Irish Sea.
The son of Oscar is a 33-1 shot for his Festival assignment, but Nolan believes he could outrun those odds.
“Latest Exhibition won well at Naas and hopefully he’ll go to Cheltenham. He’s sound and well and hopefully will give a good account of himself,” said the Enniscorthy-based trainer.
“He galloped through the line very well. He’s a six-year-old, so it shouldn’t faze him and hopefully he’ll run a respectable race.”Comment
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Well done Woody, did you come up with that one yourself?Originally posted by Woody View PostComment
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Odd trigger point to decide to register and make your first comment.Originally posted by Axul View Post
The only way is up I suppose.Comment
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Was anything said about midnight run after Sundays win. I'm on at 33s and see he's shortened a bit but giggi don't send many here and I haven't seen any quotes after the race.Comment
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Registered 4 months ago, but that took him over the edgeOriginally posted by Kevloaf View Post
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tbf it's pretty bad after timing, but I've still yet to post my entire book which is going to include some absolute beltersOriginally posted by TimRiggins View PostRegistered 4 months ago, but that took him over the edge
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