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The Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle
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Originally posted by Penzance View PostBeen on Ronald Pump a long time for this race but know he has entries in RSA, the stagers hurdle and the NHC. . Does anyone have any idea/knowledge if this is an intended target. I really like the horse
He ran poorly, but stayed on from the last, I took that to mean he would go over hurdles in either the Pertemps or the Stayers. Therefore I was expecting him to retain his entry in the stayers yesterday, which he did, and I suspect he may be taken out of the novice chases next week (IMO of course). I think he will get the Pertemps entry next Thursday and then wait until the weights come out on 26th and then choose Stayers or Pertemps.
He is 150 in Ireland over hurdles but the UK handicapper could raise him a fair bit given the 1st, 4th and 5th in Ronald’s Pertemps Qualifier (where he was runner-up) just finished 1st 4th and 5th (again, in the same order!) in the big 3M Handicap Hurdle at the DRF, where Traceysenniscorthy went up around 10lbs for winning.
My thoughts are UK handicapper gives Ronald Pump around 155, and he goes to the Stayers, as a very lively outside price, so I have backed him for the Stayers. (I do have him Any Race, from way back, as back up though)."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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Originally posted by Saxon Warrior View PostI dont think the owners have released an update since the days before his last chase run, behind Carefully Selected. From memory theyd said that the chase run would tell them whether to run over fences or hurdles at Cheltenham and that he would need to win that chase or go very close for them to run over fences at the Festival.
He ran poorly, but stayed on from the last, I took that to mean he would go over hurdles in either the Pertemps or the Stayers. Therefore I was expecting him to retain his entry in the stayers yesterday, which he did, and I suspect he may be taken out of the novice chases next week (IMO of course). I think he will get the Pertemps entry next Thursday and then wait until the weights come out on 26th and then choose Stayers or Pertemps.
He is 150 in Ireland over hurdles but the UK handicapper could raise him a fair bit given the 1st, 4th and 5th in Ronald’s Pertemps Qualifier (where he was runner-up) just finished 1st 4th and 5th (again, in the same order!) in the big 3M Handicap Hurdle at the DRF, where Traceysenniscorthy went up around 10lbs for winning.
My thoughts are UK handicapper gives Ronald Pump around 155, and he goes to the Stayers, as a very lively outside price, so I have backed him for the Stayers. (I do have him Any Race, from way back, as back up though).
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Pertemps Hurdle on Palmers Hill @ 50/1.
Posted yesterday in a hurry on my diary page.
I had the horse in mind from the Qualifier entries over a week ago at Exeter (abandoned last Sunday) but the few bookmakers quoting for the final were no better than 20/1.
With the qualifier cancelled I noted an entry this Saturday in the Haydock qualifier, and then again in the rearranged Exeter meeting on Sunday.
With the horse having no other entries Jonjo O’Neill does seem specifically keen to get Palmers Hill qualified for the Pertemps Final, and I am very keen to get the horse onside from the moment I clocked Betfair Sportsbook had priced the horse @ 50/1, which looks over-generous to me.
The horse is from the stable of JP McManus - Jonjo O‘Neill - Jonjo O’Neill Junior.
His last run was over a year ago, just like two recent market movers in the race, Phoenix Way and Portrush Ted, and both of those won well after a similar break, first time out.
More importantly for me, Palmers Hill’s last run in November 2018 was at Cheltenham over 2M5F in a 23 runner handicap hurdle.
It was the Conditional jockeys race on the Sunday of the November/Open meeting, run before the Greatwood Hurdle.
Jonjo Junior plotted the usual path for a soft/heavy ground race, wide, out of danger of fallers on better ground but giving up lengths to those on the inside.
The horse jumped and travelled well, moved up to contest and take the lead rounding the return and ran away from the usual competitive field, the second beaten 1&1/4 lengths, but the third more than 5 lengths back from Palmers Hill.
50/1 could look massive if Palmers Hill runs in the first six in one of the two Qualifiers he is entered in over the weekend.Last edited by Saxon Warrior; 13 February 2020, 07:58 PM."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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