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Mares Novice Hurdle 2020
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostI really can't get that excited about her. I must be missing something.
I find it impossible not to be excited by her though. She lost nothing in defeat on her hurdling debut and I actually think there are far more positives to be drawn than negatives. The way she attacked her hurdles particularly towards the end of the race when making up 10 lengths really switching through the gears shows she can jump well and has a sound technique. She's taken off like a turbo jet out of O'Connor's hands at Fairyhouse and if there was any doubt in what she's left in behind, she then did exactly the same at Punchestown against a load of subsequent winners. She cost loads of money, shes a JP horse, sound judges of the game are giving her really strong shouts (like Ruby when he could have picked any one from the Mullins stable). You then have strong market support in the absence of seeing her or any significant news/stable update, and I just think that all of makes her collectively quite exciting, but I'll be waiting to see her on the track before I get too carried away.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostEach their own. Different horses excite different people. If we all found the same horses exciting life would be very boring! I do enjoy it though when a horse turns you. We all know who yours is #honeysuckle
I find it impossible not to be excited by her though. She lost nothing in defeat on her hurdling debut and I actually think there are far more positives to be drawn than negatives. The way she attacked her hurdles particularly towards the end of the race when making up 10 lengths really switching through the gears shows she can jump well and has a sound technique. She's taken off like a turbo jet out of O'Connor's hands at Fairyhouse and if there was any doubt in what she's left in behind, she then did exactly the same at Punchestown against a load of subsequent winners. She cost loads of money, shes a JP horse, sound judges of the game are giving her really strong shouts (like Ruby when he could have picked any one from the Mullins stable). You then have strong market support in the absence of seeing her or any significant news/stable update, and I just think that all of makes her collectively quite exciting, but I'll be waiting to see her on the track before I get too carried away.
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That's true Charlie. I suppose it's clear GI is the current form pick here, however, the thing that puts me off is i just suspect she could just be a very good bumper mare. Chance she's been beating mares from ptps wanting hurdles, that'll probably improve for them- a horse like Minella Melody for example, point winner was running in bumpers, highly probable she'll improve for obstacles.. Then combined with the fact the best trainer of a mare hasn't unleashed his novice mares yet i think she's one i'd avoid at the prices quoted. There's a lot of water to go under the bridge yet. @ Fancy prices i probably should've acted to give myself a nice position, but not now.
Also, i think Colreevy whom she beat easily, clearly improved a massive amount for her first run in 347 days. Gypsy had a run on her that day. I wouldn't have her @ double GI's price at all. The issue i had is i think both are too short, wouldn't be surprised if Colreevy went against the boys at some stage like Relegate + Augusta Kate did after having races vs boys in a bumper.
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Originally posted by jack1092 View PostThat's true Charlie. I suppose it's clear GI is the current form pick here, however, the thing that puts me off is i just suspect she could just be a very good bumper mare. Chance she's been beating mares from ptps wanting hurdles, that'll probably improve for them- a horse like Minella Melody for example, point winner was running in bumpers, highly probable she'll improve for obstacles.. Then combined with the fact the best trainer of a mare hasn't unleashed his novice mares yet i think she's one i'd avoid at the prices quoted. There's a lot of water to go under the bridge yet. @ Fancy prices i probably should've acted to give myself a nice position, but not now.
Also, i think Colreevy whom she beat easily, clearly improved a massive amount for her first run in 347 days. Gypsy had a run on her that day. I wouldn't have her @ double GI's price at all. The issue i had is i think both are too short, wouldn't be surprised if Colreevy went against the boys at some stage like Relegate + Augusta Kate did after having races vs boys in a bumper.
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If people haven't got the price.
There is no need to try and crab the form.
Just say she isn't value at that price, and therefore not a betting proposition at the moment.
The form is rock solid, no matter how you spin it.
And I fail to see how anyone could watch (her last 2 runs) in particular, and not think she's potentially top class.
The one blot, was jockey error, giving what turned out to be a horse of reasonable ability, a soft, big lead in a steadily run race. She was therefore left with far too much to do in a race where they had clearly said to educate her.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostEach their own. Different horses excite different people. If we all found the same horses exciting life would be very boring! I do enjoy it though when a horse turns you. We all know who yours is #honeysuckle
I find it impossible not to be excited by her though. She lost nothing in defeat on her hurdling debut and I actually think there are far more positives to be drawn than negatives. The way she attacked her hurdles particularly towards the end of the race when making up 10 lengths really switching through the gears shows she can jump well and has a sound technique. She's taken off like a turbo jet out of O'Connor's hands at Fairyhouse and if there was any doubt in what she's left in behind, she then did exactly the same at Punchestown against a load of subsequent winners. She cost loads of money, shes a JP horse, sound judges of the game are giving her really strong shouts (like Ruby when he could have picked any one from the Mullins stable). You then have strong market support in the absence of seeing her or any significant news/stable update, and I just think that all of makes her collectively quite exciting, but I'll be waiting to see her on the track before I get too carried away.
I’m happy with 16&12/1
You’ve even got Lobos “sucking!” -))))
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Originally posted by quevega View PostIf people haven't got the price.
There is no need to try and crab the form.
Just say she isn't value at that price, and therefore not a betting proposition at the moment.
The form is rock solid, no matter how you spin it.
And I fail to see how anyone could watch (her last 2 runs) in particular, and not think she's potentially top class.
The one blot, was jockey error, giving what turned out to be a horse of reasonable ability, a soft, big lead in a steadily run race. She was therefore left with far too much to do in a race where they had clearly said to educate her.
I’ll spin it how I want too, and personally I don’t see any reason not too question the price.
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Originally posted by quevega View PostIf people haven't got the price.
There is no need to try and crab the form.
Just say she isn't value at that price, and therefore not a betting proposition at the moment.
The form is rock solid, no matter how you spin it.
And I fail to see how anyone could watch (her last 2 runs) in particular, and not think she's potentially top class.
The one blot, was jockey error, giving what turned out to be a horse of reasonable ability, a soft, big lead in a steadily run race. She was therefore left with far too much to do in a race where they had clearly said to educate her.
When was the last bumper horse to go anywhere near in the mares novice?
Barrington court ?
Getaway katie mai?
If she ran in the same race colreevy did, brilliant. But she diddnt. Yukon lil finished infront of colreevy in the race gypsy ireland won. it was clearly a pipe opener after a year off. Youd be foolish to take that literally.
Minella melody and daylight Katie who both had previous ptp form, have won in easy races 1st time up against horses that would be nothing but tailed off in the mares nov, to show GI beat them In a bumper. Great stuff. It shows they're alive and can jump (which we already knew)
Do you think, if she ran last year even though she was beaten over hurdles? She'd have won it easily?
As you've practically last years winner in there who was on hurdles debut. Who quite possibly isn't even 1st string.Last edited by Scooby91; 15 November 2019, 07:12 AM.https://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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