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2022 Albert Bartlett Novices Hurdle
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Originally posted by Winging The Last View PostI know he could probably win the Ballymore and Supreme for Willie but I’m starting to feel Kilcruit might come here for him.
Sir Gerhard needs shorter to me than Kilcruit but market vibes and word around has Ballymore being mentioned. I can’t see Willie having the two of them against each other.
If any of Hubrisko, Dysart Dynamo, State Man or and of his other novices come out and look amazing at 2 miles, I can see Sir Gerhard and Kilcruit being shuffled up in distance.
It’s not like the AB is a bad race at all. Willie sent Monkfish who then won the RSA then would have gone on this season to be one of the favourites for the GC. And Minella Indo bolted up in this the other year and has won the GC since. Definetly I can see Henry looking at this race with his future GC horses, and I believe Willie thinks the same. And I believe that all at the Mullins yard this that Kilcruit can be a GC horse one day.
It works out well for Willie as he can have a really strong hand in all three novice’s (4 if you count the mares).
I think this year in this division is going to be the hardest yet to figure out which of Willies horses goes where with so many at his disposal.
In the end if Kilcruit does come here, it could be the best AB ever with the top three Irish yards having really great contenders in Kilcruit, Classic Getaway, JWM and Hollow Games.
Then chuck in Stage Star for Nicholls and Letsbeclearaboutit for Cromwell. Nicky has numberous good novices this season (according to him) he’ll have something to put in here.
It could be an Albert Bartlett for the ages!
In which case you'd get a bigger price than he is now
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….Guily Billy due to run tomorrow, currently a best priced 25-1 for this. Similar for Ballymore, except for PP/BFSB who go a stand-out 40-1 Ballymore.
Given those prices the 22-1 a/r with Hills boost seems reasonable (14-1 Sky), albeit no cash-out.
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Originally posted by Big Bucks View Post
Do you know the answer? I would guess none in recent times! Interesting when you think about it.
It's mainly highlighting that this time of year, naturally, we look at horses we know from bumpers that are going hurdling, when potentially it may be that the more likely types aren't ones that we saw in higher profile bumbers at all.
I know it's been done on here before, so someone will have it to hand hopefully
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Originally posted by darlojim View Post
Wichita Lineman the last one Kev, 2006 runner in the champ bumper.
The Cheltenham Bumper is probably not going to have many at all as the winners of that are likely to be classier and run over shorter the next season (as a general sweeping point).
Still, probably true of most of the G1 bumpers I'd imagine.
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Originally posted by Winging The Last View Post
Didn’t win it but Briar Hill won the bumper and went off favourite for the AB when he fell in the race for Willie
Then again, so was Appreciate It
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