Saldier 6/1 NRNB looks good off the back of what PM said last week.
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Saldier is interesting coz his record is so good fresh. Ive often wondered about such horses and I think that its worth considering it might not be quite as simple. Most of the time horses running fresh are first time out in the season and people use that record to confirm that they can run and win when fresh when ever that run comes in the season. I accept the horses record but hes running against other horses at that time of year, who may lack fitness and carry condition. So if Saldier goes to the CH fresh he will be running against fit horses, and he might have to find 10lb extra to what he would in November for example. So people saying they are not worried about him going there fresh coz of his record, I would still see the lack of a run as a big negative and in fact I think his NRNB price of 6/1 without a recent run looks too short for me.
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Originally posted by billymag View PostSaldier is interesting coz his record is so good fresh. Ive often wondered about such horses and I think that its worth considering it might not be quite as simple. Most of the time horses running fresh are first time out in the season and people use that record to confirm that they can run and win when fresh when ever that run comes in the season. I accept the horses record but hes running against other horses at that time of year, who may lack fitness and carry condition. So if Saldier goes to the CH fresh he will be running against fit horses, and he might have to find 10lb extra to what he would in November for example. So people saying they are not worried about him going there fresh coz of his record, I would still see the lack of a run as a big negative and in fact I think his NRNB price of 6/1 without a recent run looks too short for me.
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostYou only have to look at horses like See you Then, Quevega and Benie to throw that theory out the window.
Yes, some horses run their best races when fresh and others need a run or two to hit their peak.
Saldier has won first time out every time he has had a break of over 100 days, apart from when he was going to win(?) when falling a t he last against Espoir D’Allen. So he runs well when fresh, no doubt on this."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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Ok sorry for bringing it up lol But rather than just throw it out the window maybe its worth at least considering that would his record fresh look as good if he was doing against race fit rivals.
Rather than throw it out the window coz youve plucked out the air the 3 horses that have brilliant records fresh, two of which are running in the weakest of graded races against mares and the other is nearly 40 years ago!!
maybe there are other examples of horses that win first time out at the start of the season then get beat when trying it later in the year, maybe there are more than three examples in the last 40 years. Or you can throw the theory out the window when looking at backing a horse at 6/1 in a championship race who has only completed once in 11 months. Just saying lolLast edited by billymag; 15 January 2020, 10:19 AM.
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Originally posted by Saxon Warrior View PostYes, some horses run their best races when fresh and others need a run or two to hit their peak.
Saldier has won first time out every time he has had a break of over 100 days, apart from when he was going to win(?) when falling a t he last against Espoir D’Allen. So he runs well when fresh, no doubt on this.
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It's a perfectly defensible position. Of course some horses run well when fresh but there is no way of knowing if they run at their optimum first time out unless you can get the time machine out and re-run the race with him having had a race under his belt.
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Originally posted by archie View PostIt's a perfectly defensible position. Of course some horses run well when fresh but there is no way of knowing if they run at their optimum first time out unless you can get the time machine out and re-run the race with him having had a race under his belt.
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Whats peoples thoughts on the cashout situtation for Honeysuckle? I know somw like myselt backed her at the huge prices to decide later.
I backed her twice, 1 with a point each way which now returns over 8points and 1 with a point win bet which now returns 4.5 points.
The plan all along was to re-evaluate at the nrnb stage so i've some thinking to do.
Possible scenarios -
Runs at DRF, wins and Henry says final decision closer to the time. Increased cashout.
Runs at DRF, gets beat and Henry says she will go to mares with cashout then removed.
She doesnt run, cashout reduced or removed
She doesnt run and announcement she goes to mares and cashout removed
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Originally posted by KingSprinterSacre View PostWhats peoples thoughts on the cashout situtation for Honeysuckle? I know somw like myselt backed her at the huge prices to decide later.
I backed her twice, 1 with a point each way which now returns over 8points and 1 with a point win bet which now returns 4.5 points.
The plan all along was to re-evaluate at the nrnb stage so i've some thinking to do.
Possible scenarios -
Runs at DRF, wins and Henry says final decision closer to the time. Increased cashout.
Runs at DRF, gets beat and Henry says she will go to mares with cashout then removed.
She doesnt run, cashout reduced or removed
She doesnt run and announcement she goes to mares and cashout removed
You will know their ambitions from where Henry places her at the DRF and depending on that performance, I would then consider cash out then. They will most likely keep their options open and even if they did say its the mares and not CH, i reckon you would still be able to cash CH no problem, unless it was really late in the day (as in early March).
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