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I just re-watched the Triumph and slow motioned Goshen at the final fence. I’ve watched that race 5 times since the festival week and I never noticed his rear hoof getting stuck in his front shoe for that split second that caused Jaime Moore to be thrown off like a car heavy braking and skidding. Even though he jumped the last fence very poorly if his hooves/shoes hadn’t got stuck together I reckon he would have had a bad wobble and loss of momentum but no other horse would have caught him. I think he would have won by 6-8 lengths due to the loss of momentum but he still had enough in the tank.
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Goshen would have won for sure but he wouldn't have had the shoe incident had he not walked through the final hurdle. It's an open question about why he walked through the final hurdle but it's certainly a defensible position that he slowed down approaching it. Maybe he was tiring, maybe Moore gave him the wrong signals. Again, not a single figure price bet as it stands.
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Originally posted by nortonscoin200 View PostSaxon I very much enjoy reading your posts but I want to take issue with you on your rating of Goshen's performance
I think that Aba, Goshen and Shishkin would be worthy participants for the Champion Hurdle, and near the top of the market.
They are fortunate that there is plenty of space for top quality 2M Grade 1 Hurdlers at the moment.
I would also add in Saint Roi as a novice that would enter that group, even though his current rating wouldn’t be as high than the other three, he is unexposed and proved that he too, revels at Cheltenham.
I wouldn’t back Aba, or Goshen myself, as single figure win bets for the Festival in 50 weeks time are not bets I would consider for any horse.
Aba has had 5 Grade 1 races, and won one, beating the mare Heaven Help Us, so that gives me reason for thinking there could be others better. But of course he could improve for a second season hurdling.
I don’t think Shishkin will go for the CH, unless he does a Buveur D’Air and reverts back, and I’m not betting that this would happen.
Goshen is better (IMHO) than a lot of previous winners of the Triumph, maybe only Our Conor in recent times was similarly impressive (fall aside, for Goshen of course) and OC acquitted himself well in 2 Grade 1 runs in Ireland against Hurricane Fly, improving to be beaten only 1&1/2 lengths in the Irish Champion, before a heartbreaking loss of life in the Champion Hurdle as a 5yo.
I wouldn’t be backing Goshen at 6/1 though (and am fortunate to have backed him at 40/1 and 33/1).
If I was backing now, it would be Saint Roi, and he could easily be Willie Mullins best chance. JP could have two live ones with him and Epatante next year, if not more than those two."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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Originally posted by archie View PostGoshen would have won for sure but he wouldn't have had the shoe incident had he not walked through the final hurdle. It's an open question about why he walked through the final hurdle but it's certainly a defensible position that he slowed down approaching it. Maybe he was tiring, maybe Moore gave him the wrong signals. Again, not a single figure price bet as it stands.
What is crazy is the price.......not that different to Epatante, who ran over 170 (with allowance) and only had a few runs, so likely to improve.....and runs / jumps like a proper Champion Hurdler
No value for me in any of short ones now, but if we have some sort of a season, then Epatante will def be in my 10 to follow comps and will back in doubles, etc
Not sure about any of the others yet......and if fit, expect Epatante to repeatFat Jockey Patron (est. Jan 2021)
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....one I’ll be interested to see in ‘any race’ market is Diol Ker, but I’ve not seen it listed yet.
33-1 Paddy Power for RSA (with cash-out) is a bit of a stand out given it’s as low as 16-1 elsewhere. I suppose NH Chase could be another target, I know a few on here like it.
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Not sure if this has already been mentioned, I can't see it anywhere, but Unibet seem to have gone 1/4 odds for all Cheltenham races.
Actually seems to be selected races.Last edited by Faugheen_Machine; 2 April 2020, 02:34 PM.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostNot sure if this has already been mentioned, I can't see it anywhere, but Unibet seem to have gone 1/4 odds for all Cheltenham races.
Actually seems to be selected races.
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