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Originally posted by Hardy Eustace
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...Darver Star into 10-1 in Hills any race market. -
14's for Marsh as well. They must have been impressed.Originally posted by Hardy Eustace View PostComment
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Jumped left which isn't really a bad thing, and won nicely. 9yo slightly off putting. won't be jumping on the bandwagon yet.Comment
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Orrrrr there's not an awful lot to compare him with yet and they are being cautious. It is PP/Betfair after all.Originally posted by LobosComment
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Assistant trainer Feidhlim Cunningham on Darver Star
@punchestownrace: “Gavin (Cromwell) can’t be here as he was in Newmarket for the Cesarewitch but he rang me and is delighted with that. He’ll probably come back here in a month’s time for the Grade 2 (Craddockstown) novice.”Comment
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Craddockstown is 2 mile againOriginally posted by ComplyOrDieComment
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It sure isOriginally posted by Pendil
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Who was the other horse name checked for the craddockstown it's slipped my mind?Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostComment
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Felix Desjy?Originally posted by darlojimComment
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...PP must’ve had a re-think as they’ve pushed Darver Star out to 14-1 for the Arkle, the same price they have it for the Marsh.Originally posted by Hardy Eustace View PostComment
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D Star Jockey Keith Donaghue reckons he'll be a better horse over fences and that he may be better going up in trip.Comment
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Yes it was. That'll be a good matchOriginally posted by ComplyOrDieComment
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Clearly no takers at 10/1. Not surprised as all the bigger odds have been snapped up by us lot !! No need for another betOriginally posted by EggsComment
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Don't believe (though could be wrong of course) the record from the Craddockstown to the festival is all that inspiring though.Originally posted by LobosComment
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He wasn't jumping left by the end of the race. Gary O'Brien reckoned he was put off early by Conflated's jumping.
As for the price, he's a 160 rated hurdler who has beaten a 130 rated chaser by 18 lengths on his first outing. 10/1 seems fair enough when you consider that a 159 rated hurdler, who hasn't jumped a fence under rules but fell over hurdles, is 7/2.Comment
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