Naas will be re-arranged for Wednesday should it fail the inspection tomorrow. They don’t sound hopeful but the weather doesn’t look too bad, worry is the time of inspection if a final decision is to be made then as Saturday night & Sunday morning set to be much milder than it has been.
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2021 Ballymore Novices Hurdle
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Originally posted by The King Pimm View Post
Willie & Patrick have spoken highly of Blue Lord and he won his maiden and is talented. Worth a punt I reckon at big odds
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Originally posted by Cashew King View Post
If you listen to this weeks “Road to Cheltenham” when they discuss the novice divisions (towards the end of the show) Ruby isn’t overly complimentary to Gaillard du Mesnil - says the last race fell apart a bit & was well beaten by Holymacapony first time so not sure how consistent he is & would want to see him run well again - but he’s another quite complimentary to Blue Lord. Best listen & make your own minds up, but that was my interpretation. That’s not to say I am rushing to back Blue Lord but more I’m not sure Galliard du Mesnil is Willie’s number 1 chance.
You'd have to assume it's somewhat informed money that it's the target and not just the tipster that put it up as the price completely crashed didn't it?
10/1 best priced is really stingy.
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View Post
I think the price collapse on Gaillard Du Mesnil is horrible.
You'd have to assume it's somewhat informed money that it's the target and not just the tipster that put it up as the price completely crashed didn't it?
10/1 best priced is really stingy.
Andy Holding and Upping the Ante just added to the momentum.
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Originally posted by Crolwey113 View Post
Willie saying keeping himself and Appreciate It apart people probably latched onto that - as it almost confirmed his target and because he said that people assume they are the best two novices he has.
Andy Holding and Upping the Ante just added to the momentum.
Of course I already have much bigger, and the double, but still
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Originally posted by Cashew King View Post
If you listen to this weeks “Road to Cheltenham” when they discuss the novice divisions (towards the end of the show) Ruby isn’t overly complimentary to Gaillard du Mesnil - says the last race fell apart a bit & was well beaten by Holymacapony first time so not sure how consistent he is & would want to see him run well again - but he’s another quite complimentary to Blue Lord. Best listen & make your own minds up, but that was my interpretation. That’s not to say I am rushing to back Blue Lord but more I’m not sure Galliard du Mesnil is Willie’s number 1 chance.
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Originally posted by darlojim View PostYeah Rubys word isn't something to rely on one bit, i remember last year at one of the preview nights the week before Cheltenham he really played down Min and Monkfish in particular and look how that turned out.
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Bear Ghylls just won that handicap really, really easily. Still unbeaten and the jockey confirmed on RTV the Ballymore is the plan/target. He acknowledged he needs to brush up his jumping, but does jump well at home just not on the track.
I've decided as WH are still 33/1 that's worth chancing in a race where there are plenty shorter in the betting that may not run (although obviously it's not a formed market).
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostBear Ghylls just won that handicap really, really easily. Still unbeaten and the jockey confirmed on RTV the Ballymore is the plan/target. He acknowledged he needs to brush up his jumping, but does jump well at home just not on the track.
I've decided as WH are still 33/1 that's worth chancing in a race where there are plenty shorter in the betting that may not run (although obviously it's not a formed market).
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostBear Ghylls just won that handicap really, really easily. Still unbeaten and the jockey confirmed on RTV the Ballymore is the plan/target. He acknowledged he needs to brush up his jumping, but does jump well at home just not on the track.
I've decided as WH are still 33/1 that's worth chancing in a race where there are plenty shorter in the betting that may not run (although obviously it's not a formed market).
....25-1 now and as low as 12-1 with PP. Hill went 40-1 a/r in their ‘win today’ offer this morning.
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