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Mares Novice Hurdle 2020
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Originally posted by archie View PostThe Triumph is a G1 worth about £20k more to the winner than the G2 Mares Novice.
JP's last comparable filly was Apple's Shakira and she went for the Triumph. It will, of course, depend on what happens in the next few months but as it stands it would be about 10/1 FF turning up here.
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostNot a hope. Apple's Jade simply isn't the same horse at Cheltenham.
Still hypothetically. IF Apples Jade acted as well at Cheltenham as anywhere else; would a juvenile Apples Jade beat Laurina in the Mares Novices Hurdle.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View PostOk I’ve made this a bit harder than I wanted.
Still hypothetically. IF Apples Jade acted as well at Cheltenham as anywhere else; would a juvenile Apples Jade beat Laurina in the Mares Novices Hurdle.
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Originally posted by archie View PostPrevious runnings of this race:
2016 - 2 out of 16 runners were 4yos. Finished 14th and PU.
2017 - 1 out of 16 runners was a 4yo. Finished 9th.
2018 - No 4yo out of 22 runners.
2019 - No 4yo out of 22 runners.
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If the best juvenile fillies would not beat the best novice Mares (case above; Apples versus Laurina), why would they go up against her elders? This is also based on the assumption FF is going to turn out that good, which is a long way from being proven as not many other horses have run yet, let alone the main pretenders.
I’d want cash out if I was taking that punt for sure.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View PostIf the best juvenile fillies would not beat the best novice Mares (case above; Apples versus Laurina), why would they go up against her elders? This is also based on the assumption FF is going to turn out that good, which is a long way from being proven as not many other horses have run yet, let alone the main pretenders.
I’d want cash out if I was taking that punt for sure.
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostThink you need to factor in FF is an experienced flat horse as well so very different from the normal novice Mares runners. Plus, her chances of winning the Triumph are hardly any better based on the stats of mares in that race, last one to win 19 years ago. Could the Fred Winter be an option?
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View PostIf she’s as good as you rate her then she’ll be too good for the Fred Winter. I’ll have to keep an eye on that Auteuil form over the coming weeks and months. I assume she’ll probably run soonish back in Ireland too.
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Originally posted by jack1092 View PostWouldn't say that's strictly true Lobos. It was visually impressive + all that, but Mullin's does have a habit of unearthing very good mares that start off in the MN.
The second has been beat since + hasn't won a race.
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostJust looked up FF Auteuil race and the 5th home came out next time and won a 75000 euro grade 3 at the same course. The horse that finished 2nd to FF in Ireland came out and won a decent race next time. The form is beginning to look hot. Wish I could get a TWAR price for the fez."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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