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At a pre Cheltenham forum a couple of years back in Holborn and my group got talking with another and I asked the question why we were all here and best answer was "We want to hear good things said about the horse we have backed"
I do think Rachael was just keeping the revs up coming to the last to find a good stride and has just stepped at. Thought she had the measure of Cerberus but no one knows about Wave of the Sea.
Don’t think aspire tower would’ve won that. 1 1/2 lengths between 1st and 3rd. Did Allmankind beat Cerberus 6 lengths? Don’t see anything there to concern me against Allmankind
Don’t think aspire tower would’ve won that. 1 1/2 lengths between 1st and 3rd. Did Allmankind beat Cerberus 6 lengths? Don’t see anything there to concern me against Allmankind
I think it was 9 lengths - but heavy at Chepstow not likely to be same conditions at Chelt.
I have no financial interest in race yet - if I had a gun to my head I'd say Allmankind on collateral form but I think this might be one of the most intriguing races at the Festival. Lack of collateral form for Goshen makes him v hard to assess for me.
If goshen went left handed we would all have a clearer picture. This race has left more questions then answers but its confirmed my fancy as the one to beat for me allmankind goes and does what he does and goshens jumping will let him down..i dont see anything coming off the pace at all
I think it was 9 lengths - but heavy at Chepstow not likely to be same conditions at Chelt.
I have no financial interest in race yet - if I had a gun to my head I'd say Allmankind on collateral form but I think this might be one of the most intriguing races at the Festival. Lack of collateral form for Goshen makes him v hard to assess for me.
Not collateral form but Moore has a line with Allmankind through Botox Has. Moore’s comments would suggest that Goshen is his best, so theoretically only has to be 2.5 lengths better than Botox Has to put him firmly in the mix.
I hope Aspire Tower is alright, looked to get up fine. Hard to say what would have happened but if that's the best of the Irish i'm not worried re Allmankind, who is rightly a sea of blue today
Aspire Tower wasn’t certain to win even before the fall imho. Still waiting for something to come out and really impress for this but unless there’s something from France tucked away to win the Adonis first time up can’t see it happening now
Well that race threw me completely! So much for A Wave of the Sea targeting the Fred Winter! Think Aspire Tower was beaten too and could well be the archetypal early season type. This race as big a puzzle as it always is.
I haven't got a runner in this yet having backed a couple of NRs.
What does everyone make of the potential pace burn up? If all three go off like the clappers, I could see something picking up the pieces. Just not sure what that something is!
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