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Hes got a this year's 'saint calvados' feel about him
I'd be willing to put my neck on the line and say hes better than st calvados. And I'd go as far to say he's very good. I backed the 2nd yesterday who'se a nice horse that was plotted up, and also mentioned him last year(sully doc) in this thread. As the next st calvados himself. And hes been absolutely murdered.
Hes not a cheap buy for venitia that's luckily come good. Hes actually a private sale that was very highly rated by macaire and revely. I just personally thought they'd over hyped to sell. But macaire has said himself he has to sell the good ones, for people to keep coming back and paying the big fees.
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Having re-watched Fanion D'estruval I think it was a good performance although I can't help but be put off by his jumping somewhat. He really does get quite low into them and more than brushed through the top on many of them on the way around.
Im not sure how sustainable that will be at the very top flight. If I compare that to fakir who has a similar technique of being quite low but he was much better over his fences and just as quick.......maybe I'm just jealous because I didn't get any of the 50/1
He had no problem with the huge French fences, he's found these easy, and hurdled them. Its and advantage imo, hes wasting no time at all.
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Rowlands on Cash Back "another good novice chase winner, bagging a 144 first time over the larger obstacles"
Might end up following Quevega here and adding at 33/1
Don't mind having a fairly risk free attempt at landing the Mullins no.1 in the race and I'd be annoyed if I missed it just because it wasn't as high profile.
I'd be willing to put my neck on the line and say hes better than st calvados. And I'd go as far to say he's very good. I backed the 2nd yesterday who'se a nice horse that was plotted up, and also mentioned him last year(sully doc) in this thread. As the next st calvados himself. And hes been absolutely murdered.
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Hopefully that's right...
Ultimately, Saint Calvados didn't get the job done with his ideal condiotions. Poor ride on the day doesn't paper over all the cracks.
It was really likeable, and as per my ante post thread I'm now on him for a decent return.
Hope JOB indicates 2m is the plan now. The way Samcro swept round beside Fakir leaves me in little doubt 2m round Cheltenham would be perfect for a horse that jumps fences like Fakir
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