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Jack is just giddy that he looks a future gold cup horse!
I joke here, but upon watching the interview he seems very sweet on him for the further trip, which is a lot as Jack isn't the most animated by any means.
I'm still thinking HG definitely needs 3 for certain whereas Ginto could do both, which means the latter will go to the Neptune.
Going back to previous ten years or so, 3 horses won the Lawlors and went to the Bartlett, the latest of those being Death Duty in 2017, who looked done for stamina in the Bartlett and never became the stayer they'd hoped.
Saxon is correct , clear as day Hollow Games needs 3m , he is competitive over 2m4f at the top class, over 3m he could be so much better ,
Yup agreed. But not sure he’d be better than Ginto on that showing. One potential mark up could be that he got squeezed against the rail coming into the home stretch and lost a bit of momentum.
I’m hovering over the cash out for Hollow
Games whilst Bet365 are so short on him. Unless he goes to the DRF and wins the 2m6f novice hurdle, I can’t see him going off shorter on the day and I’m not convinced he’s got the beating of Ginto.
Yup agreed. But not sure he’d be better than Ginto on that showing. One potential mark up could be that he got squeezed against the rail coming into the home stretch and lost a bit of momentum.
I’m hovering over the cash out for Hollow
Games whilst Bet365 are so short on him. Unless he goes to the DRF and wins the 2m6f novice hurdle, I can’t see him going off shorter on the day and I’m not convinced he’s got the beating of Ginto.
Whoever tipped him for the Albert Bartlett at 25/1, saying he'll beat Eric Bloodaxe at the weekend, then go on to beat his stablemate in the Lawlors on Naas, must be some judge jonoSpectre
And everyone will thank you when he goes for the Ballymore and no one can even cash out their AB bets for him
From that i'd say AB looks the likeliest for Ginto doesn't it?! I'd much rather he went Ballymore, but Gordons preference before today was AB, Jacks after today sounds like it was AB... Suppose it depends on how you choose to listen to it and how much pull Jack has. Clear as mud all this
Just watched the race back. For me, the majority of those today behind the winner were out and out Stayers so IMO it was more of an Albert trial as opposed to Ballymore.
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FWIW I agree. He’s the horse I fancy for the AB at this stage.
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