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As figures 1111111 is flawless, but that doesn't make him a flawless horse, nor does it make his form spectacular. Surely you see that right? Bringing Frankel into a Cheltenham debate in January
You brought up all horses are beatable , purely showing you your wrong Charles
I Wouldn't dare. Mr Pie.
You can self proclaim anything on here.
(you've just made me google Peter Simon)
born in Sheffield like me, and last seen slagging off UK based Polish and Latvians on the Ideal World shopping channel,
Preferred him on Double Dare though.
Peter Simple Simon met a Pieman going to the fair ......
A potential dark horse among the novice hurdle ranks is the JP McManus-owned Sporting John.
The Irish point-to-point graduate has registered back-to-back wins at Exeter and is set for a step up in class.
"He will either run at Cheltenham on Saturday week or there is a Listed novice hurdle at Exeter a fortnight afterwards. The Cheltenham race is over two-and-a-half and might come too soon," said Hobbs.
"He would have needed his first run at Exeter, as he is quite a gross horse. The handicapper gave him a rating of 146, so he can't run in an ordinary handicap, as he has not had three runs. It would have to be in a class one or two handicap.
"He won a point-to-point before he came to England, so you imagine he would stay. Certainly the way he was won his two races you would think there is no problem going further, but he has won both of his races over two-mile-one, so he is not slow either."
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