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Ballymore Novice Hurdle 2020
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Originally posted by billymag View PostThere are other races apart from hurdle races to watch which can provide clues to the puzzle, sometimes big clues.
The grade 2 bumper at xams "Tracked leaders on outer in 3rd, on terms 4f out and soon led narrowly, ridden over 2f out, kept on well under strong pressure final furlong"
The Champion Bumper "Strong; lengthy; scope; will make a jumper; looked well; held up, headway 5f out, led over 3f out, ridden over 1f out, strongly pressed inside final furlong, ran on gamely and found extra near finish"
You can interpret these things how you like, he left me with the visual impression that he will be harder to beat over 2m 4f than 2m at this years festival. The RP in running comments do little to change my mind. If people want to back him for the Supreme then I wish them luck.
Early days and everyones assuming he's a virtually a cert already.
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Originally posted by Cheltenham Novice Chase View PostCan a horse fully recover from burst blood vessels? I assume that depends upon how badly they bled? Given this information should we expect to see Dlauro out again this year?
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Bleeders tend to bleed again so can’t be trusted, but there have been plenty of very horses who have bled but if they’re given sufficient time between races they can still perform to their best.
No set time rules but if a horse is given 60+ days between I’d be happy backing them...
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Originally posted by Istabraq View PostBleeders tend to bleed again so can’t be trusted, but there have been plenty of very horses who have bled but if they’re given sufficient time between races they can still perform to their best.
No set time rules but if a horse is given 60+ days between I’d be happy backing them...
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Do we all make a bit too much of what trips they run over this early?
It isn't like Envoi Allen is skipping a Grade 1 2m5f Novice Hurdle on the same day to run over 2 miles.
If he doesn't run this weekend where is he supposed to go?
I'm personally absolutely thrilled to read that he's said Abacadbras is a speedy type - he looked that way and I'm still on for the Supreme.
I'm also still confident Envoi Allen will go in the race they think suits him best as he's their #1 and the rest of the battalion will fit in around HIM, and not the other way around.
There was a huge reaction on here when Malone Road was out to cash out and get EWnvoi Allen backed "any race" or for the Supreme, personally I think that was a bit premature however fullness of time will reveal that. I'm obviously a little swayed in thinking he'll go for the race I've backed him in
Still got to prove they're good enough though, Elliott won't be winning all the Novice Hurdle events all season.
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Originally posted by Cheltenham Novice Chase View PostCan a horse fully recover from burst blood vessels? I assume that depends upon how badly they bled? Given this information should we expect to see Dlauro out again this year?
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostSprinter Sacre would say Yes ! Sorry, I'm pissed so that can't be true.........Originally posted by jack1092 View PostDidnt he have a heart problem i can't actually remember
....and Sprinter definitely didn't return to his peak powers. He was just special.
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Originally posted by jack1092 View PostI didn't realise that!
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