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This race is shaping up like a potential classic.
But also possibly lacking in numbers.
If the 2 UK based horses avoid each other and continue to impress I could see many UK trainers ducking the race.
Obviously we've not seen Mullins best 3 milers just yet, but we have seen some promising runs from other Irish horses like Gabynako, Beacons Edge, Farouk D'alene.
If one or 2 of Mullins looks special then I could see some of the Irish looking elsewhere too.
I think what I'm saying is the four miler and Marsh might end up with more runners we thought might end up here, than expected.
I very much doubt Bob Olinger would run for example. (I never really did)
Plenty of time for it to cut up yet though.
I think this is spot on.
I had a quick look at best RPRs heading into the RSA over the last five years.
BMG has already recorded a 160 and Ahoy Senor a 161.
In the last five years, only 11 horses out of 50 have gone into the race with a 160+ RPR run under their belt and eight placed or won. Only eight horses have recorded 161+ and only one (Easy Game) did not place or win. Those that have had a 161+ are:
Obviously they have to make it to the Festival healthy. But we still have GdC and GdM to run and may not have seen the best from Vanillier, Beacon Edge, Gabynako and others.
So I think this definitely makes it more likely that Bob Olinger goes Marsh and Stattler NHC (along with ontheropes). And definitely great if you have a good position on BMG and Ahoy Senor.
Really hope they all make it there healthy, would be a fantastic "RSA".
I had a quick look at best RPRs heading into the RSA over the last five years.
BMG has already recorded a 160 and Ahoy Senor a 161.
In the last five years, only 11 horses out of 50 have gone into the race with a 160+ RPR run under their belt and eight placed or won. Only eight horses have recorded 161+ and only one (Easy Game) did not place or win. Those that have had a 161+ are:
Obviously they have to make it to the Festival healthy. But we still have GdC and GdM to run and may not have seen the best from Vanillier, Beacon Edge, Gabynako and others.
So I think this definitely makes it more likely that Bob Olinger goes Marsh and Stattler NHC (along with ontheropes). And definitely great if you have a good position on BMG and Ahoy Senor.
Really hope they all make it there healthy, would be a fantastic "RSA".
All sounds like common sense to me.
Just need to see Galopin, Gaillard and Capodanno out for WPM, to confirm ability over fences.
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