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Originally posted by Lobos
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Colm Murphy said some way back she was having a break, and she'd either go straight there or have a prep shortly before.
I think straight there is a good decision.
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Why is a horse that's won a grade 1 against the boys, Statuaire 20/1 NRNB BOG for this race?
That makes no sense.
I don't even need to go more than 1 post up and we're talking Impervious (who was beaten in that Grade 1, the Royal Bond) and she's 14/1.
No way she goes off that price, no way.Comment
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Take the allowance away and she finishes 5th, would the form stand out so much then ?Originally posted by Kevloaf View Post
I can’t make any sense of the Mares Novices so I’m probably better off not commenting but the one question I’d ask is whether she has progressed since ?
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How big a penalty will statuaire carry?Comment
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Definitely hasn't progressed on that last run, however it's a Willie Mullins horse so her bouncing back wouldn't surprise me at all.Originally posted by Istabraq View Post
Could any of his other mares have won that race? Possibly, but 20/1 is a big price to find out isn't it?Comment
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Music Of Tara fav for the Maiden Hurdle tomorrow at the re-arranged Navan meeting.
Was 6th behind stablemate, Watch House Cross on Boxing Day... only beaten 5L though.
The Robcour owned mare hasn't got a Mullins horse to worry about tomorrow, so should win? (not looked in any depth at the race yet)
Hard to make any sort of strong or solid form case overall of course, but if she steps forward and wins tomorrow, does she make her current 50/1 NRNB price look too big for this race?
Incredibly unlikely to turn up if she doesn't win tomorrow though given her relative inexperience.
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Another simular one like this running tomorrow 'lady adare' at Taunton is 2/9 for tomorrow's race, looks like 365 have given her a nice big push in the mares novice market to 50s mostly 16s or 20s elsewhereOriginally posted by Kevloaf View PostComment
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I have completed the 6-year Assessment of the MARES NOVICE HURDLE and the RPR's that the Winners and placed horses had achieved prior to their Festival runs, and compared that with this seasons crop.
Link to my Diary where this content is held.
https://www.fatjockey.com/forum/fat-...881#post359881
Last edited by Saxon Warrior; 22 February 2022, 06:46 PM."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".Comment
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Won like you'd expect a 4s on shot to win, anyone see or hear any post race comments at all from the trainer?Originally posted by Nwfb89 View PostComment
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Harry Skelton says Elle est belle more than likely goes straight to Aintree...Comment
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Skelton bantering this year. Must of had too many brews with the old gaffa recentlyOriginally posted by Birds Nest View PostComment
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"That was a very nice performance, she was more professional and her jumping was good," said Fry. "We bought her after she won her bumper and when you do that you hope you're buying a proper racehorse as they've got to progress, but she seems to be doing that.Originally posted by Nwfb89 View Post
"We're really looking forward to stepping her up in grade and that race now qualifies her for the EBF Final on April 2. She does have an entry for the Mares' Novices' Hurdle at the festival but before this we were hoping to qualify and go to Newbury, so that remains the most likely plan"
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