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Cross Country 2020
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Originally posted by Al Ferof View PostHe just looks gone at the game sadly.
That said, Might Bite will still be looking at the cheese wedges as they approach the water jump so has to be a big price to complete for me...
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Originally posted by Istabraq View PostHe does, but so did Minella Rocco until he went hunting and he seems to have found a new lease of life.
That said, Might Bite will still be looking at the cheese wedges as they approach the water jump so has to be a big price to complete for me...
As FM says, unlikely to be a price worth chancing him.
Wolf Bite double
(Neon Wolf Ballymore / Might Bite RSA) - oooooh my goooodness I remember backing that. Was so excited
Any excuse I get, Neon Wolf gets a mention
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Originally posted by Cooldaddy View PostWith you Kevloaf, had the Neon Wolf / Might Bite double - so gutted we lost Neon, really think it would have become an amzing chaser
Rubbish sport at times.
Anyway, how are people approaching this race...is anyone actually already on Tiger Roll in a single?
My plan is probably to have him as the final leg of an on the day double with Envoi Allen.
Won't be the best value bet I've ever placed, but I will NOT want to be there on the day and those two land without a financial gain! (Even though I'd still be happyish)
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I didn’t back Tiger much last year thinking the wheels would come off and he absolutely destroyed the field. I feel the same this year that either he won’t turn up or something will spoil the party and I will no doubt regret it straight after he bolts up. I just find it hard lumping money on an odds on fav in a big field or taking on a tricky course because so many things can go wrong in jumps racing. Tiger is an incredible horse as is Paisley, Envoi, Benie but I just can’t bring myself to back them with big money knowing it only takes a horse in front to stumble or fall in front of them and it’s game over. I find I can justify putting 1 pt e/w on a 8/1 horse than 5 pts on the an even money fav. I think Tiger is amazing but he will be too short in a cross country race.
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Originally posted by The King Pimm View PostI didn’t back Tiger much last year thinking the wheels would come off and he absolutely destroyed the field. I feel the same this year that either he won’t turn up or something will spoil the party and I will no doubt regret it straight after he bolts up. I just find it hard lumping money on an odds on fav in a big field or taking on a tricky course because so many things can go wrong in jumps racing. Tiger is an incredible horse as is Paisley, Envoi, Benie but I just can’t bring myself to back them with big money knowing it only takes a horse in front to stumble or fall in front of them and it’s game over. I find I can justify putting 1 pt e/w on a 8/1 horse than 5 pts on the an even money fav. I think Tiger is amazing but he will be too short in a cross country race.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostTrue, but then Betfred have him at 11/8 which IMO is the best shortest price fav available for the whole week
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Originally posted by SuperTiger View PostAgreed - think the injury has been a gift to us punters this year. If he doesn't win on Sunday (which I think is realistic), does his price increase even more?
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Originally posted by charlie View PostWill probably shorten. I am contemplating a lump 11/10 NRNB. I think he'd spit Easysland out whole and I don't see anything in the field that would touch him, even if he were to replicate 80% of what he did last year.
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