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Cheltenham 2020 - Ante post bets
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Originally posted by billymag View PostMalone Road back in training so youd imagine that will be their Supreme horse and EA the Ballymore
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostNot many Champion Bumper winners go on to win at the next years festival They all go off mighty short though!
Relegate - Non Runner
Carefully Selected
Tornado Flyer
Fayonagh - Fatal Injury
Debuchet
Claimantakinforgan
Ballyandy - 3/1JF Supreme - 4th
Battleford
Bacardys
Moon Racer - Injured
Modus
Wait For Me
Silver Concorde - Non Runner
Shaneshill
Joshua Lane
Briar Hill - 2/1F Albert Bartlett - Fell
Regal Encore
Golantilla
Champagne Fever - 5/1 Supreme - WON
New Years Eve
Pique Sous
Add in the likes of Cue Card (7/4F) , Dunguib (4/5F) and Cousin Vinny (9/4F) before tham all being beaten favs in the Supreme.
Pretty poor bunch since Champagne Fever followed up his Bumper win.
Hard to pick too many wins let alone festival wins from the other placed horses.
The better horses long term have tended to be the ones who finish within the field, and become future strong staying types, as discussed several times on here in the past about the race suiting stayers.
Would certainly temper some enthusiasm. Particularly in Blue Sari and Thyme Hill who filled the places whose reputations have been nothing like EA. Certainly with Blue Sari it was pretty common knowledge that Mullins had a host of bumper horses he couldn't get out on track last season who were considered to have more potential at the time
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Jono is bang on with this.
Far too much focus goes on big race bumper winners coming into a hurdle campaign.
I’d be amazed if last years Cheltenham bumper lot in particular are up to much.
However, there’s been crazier things happen so you never know.
Loads of chat last year on carefully selected tornado flyer relegate etc,
Obvious and therefore overbet and bad value usually
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All good points well made re past bumper winners, though doubt many of the recent crop cost £400K and were held in such high regard as EA. If you go far enough back, every now and then a special one emerges from the bumper then can go on to bigger and better things (Monsignor for example). Most recent bumper winners seem to have been campaigned over 2 miles the following season, when more often or not they turn out to be staging types. I think EA won last years renewal despite not being particularly suited by the race and I fully to see him being a force in this year’s novice devision. The Ballymore seems the obvious race and I can only see him being pointed elsewhere if things didn’t go entirely to plan.
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Originally posted by jono View PostVery true.
Relegate - Non Runner
Carefully Selected
Tornado Flyer
Fayonagh - Fatal Injury
Debuchet
Claimantakinforgan
Ballyandy - 3/1JF Supreme - 4th
Battleford
Bacardys
Moon Racer - Injured
Modus
Wait For Me
Silver Concorde - Non Runner
Shaneshill
Joshua Lane
Briar Hill - 2/1F Albert Bartlett - Fell
Regal Encore
Golantilla
Champagne Fever - 5/1 Supreme - WON
New Years Eve
Pique Sous
Add in the likes of Cue Card (7/4F) , Dunguib (4/5F) and Cousin Vinny (9/4F) before tham all being beaten favs in the Supreme.
Pretty poor bunch since Champagne Fever followed up his Bumper win.
Hard to pick too many wins let alone festival wins from the other placed horses.
The better horses long term have tended to be the ones who finish within the field, and become future strong staying types, as discussed several times on here in the past about the race suiting stayers.
Would certainly temper some enthusiasm. Particularly in Blue Sari and Thyme Hill who filled the places whose reputations have been nothing like EA. Certainly with Blue Sari it was pretty common knowledge that Mullins had a host of bumper horses he couldn't get out on track last season who were considered to have more potential at the time
Time will confirm but it’s possible the winner (and runner up) are classier than most winners of the race and the race will have taken less out of them than it would in a ‘normal’ year.
Time will tell of course...
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I am determined to get Chacun Pour Soi on side for the QMCC before decisions are made re Altior, so I have done a few acca's with things happening today:
Dark Lady (too big a price and accounted for hot fav Summer Romance at Ascot)
Chacun Pour Soi
1pt @ 67/1. 1pt win.
Japan (v Paraguay, one of the laziest international teams you will see)
South Korea (v Georgia are rubbish )
Chacun Pour Soi
1pt @ 25/1Last edited by charlie; 5 September 2019, 11:07 AM.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostI am determined to get Chacun Pour Soi on side for the QMCC before decisions are made re Altior, so I have done a few acca's with things happening today:
Dark Lady (too big a price and accounted for hot fav Summer Romance at Ascot)
Chacun Pour Soi
1pt @ 67/1. 1pt win.
Japan (v Paraguay, one of the laziest international teams you will see)
South Korea (v Georgia are rubbish )
Chacun Pour Soi
1pt @ 25/1
Knock on wood if you're with me!
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Originally posted by billymag View PostMalone Road back in training so youd imagine that will be their Supreme horse and EA the Ballymore
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