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Appreciate It to make his chasing debut on the 27th at Leopardstown apparently:
Personally a bit worried that he hasn't had a run this side of Christmas, would have liked an easy opener which I doubt he will get now.
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Originally posted by Dandrew99 View PostAppreciate It to make his chasing debut on the 27th at Leopardstown apparently:
Personally a bit worried that he hasn't had a run this side of Christmas, would have liked an easy opener which I doubt he will get now.
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Originally posted by Dandrew99 View PostAppreciate It to make his chasing debut on the 27th at Leopardstown apparently:
Personally a bit worried that he hasn't had a run this side of Christmas, would have liked an easy opener which I doubt he will get now.
He needs it fairly soft as we’ve seen through his hurdle runs and lack of a chase entry.
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Originally posted by Craigy14 View Post
It’s just the beginners chase at Xmas not the Grade 1 so with so many already having runs it surely won’t be any harder a starting point or are you referring to the ground?
He needs it fairly soft as we’ve seen through his hurdle runs and lack of a chase entry.
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Yeah, why is that.....??
In GB we have multiple Jump cards every day, more so at the weekend, and no blank days.
To try and reschedule whole meetings, on any day in the week following, on top of two or three other meetings already full of entries/Decs/jockey bookings etc, is much more tricky, and therefore instead, big prize races are moved to new venues, in the following week, to preserve and run the main races.
GB is overloaded with racing, most of the cards lost are easily replaced by the cards coming up in the following week or two, and horses can enter and get runs much more easily than in Ireland.
Thats why only the big “lost” races are rescheduled."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
If it's frosted or snowed off then he's totally buggered
Think we can agree he’s going to have 2 runs before Cheltenham now which isn’t a bad thing, not ideal, but I’m sure plenty have done in the past.
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Originally posted by Craigy14 View Post
Not really, beginners 2 weeks later Energumene ran in last year
Think we can agree he’s going to have 2 runs before Cheltenham now which isn’t a bad thing, not ideal, but I’m sure plenty have done in the past.
The Naas race was his second, a tasty one with Captain Guinness in it.
With delayed season debuts they'll run where they can."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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I like Edwardstone @ 9/4 to place top 3 as an acca/roll up leg. Of the three quoted ahead of him in the market, Ferny and AI presumably wont both go, and Bob looks to be taking on middle distances. In terms of field size, 50% of races in the last 6 years have seen 6 runners or less, so given the ante post terms of top three places, plus the price, plus his likely opposition and those that won't run, I think 9/4 is a fair acca price. He might not be good enough to win, but I'd expect him to hit the frame if the race were tomorrow.
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Originally posted by Saxon Warrior View Post
Energumene's Beginners Chase was 20th November.
The Naas race was his second, a tasty one with Captain Guinness in it.
With delayed season debuts they'll run where they can.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostI like Edwardstone @ 9/4 to place top 3 as an acca/roll up leg. Of the three quoted ahead of him in the market, Ferny and AI presumably wont both go, and Bob looks to be taking on middle distances. In terms of field size, 50% of races in the last 6 years have seen 6 runners or less, so given the ante post terms of top three places, plus the price, plus his likely opposition and those that won't run, I think 9/4 is a fair acca price. He might not be good enough to win, but I'd expect him to hit the frame if the race were tomorrow.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostI like Edwardstone @ 9/4 to place top 3 as an acca/roll up leg. Of the three quoted ahead of him in the market, Ferny and AI presumably wont both go, and Bob looks to be taking on middle distances. In terms of field size, 50% of races in the last 6 years have seen 6 runners or less, so given the ante post terms of top three places, plus the price, plus his likely opposition and those that won't run, I think 9/4 is a fair acca price. He might not be good enough to win, but I'd expect him to hit the frame if the race were tomorrow.
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