Apologies if a thread has already been created but this horse is taking up chunks of other threads.
There seems to be a widespread view that he can do almost anything. He is portrayed as being in the invincible category.
Facts are, yes he is unbeaten which adds a certain lustre to any horse, but he is only about three lengths better than the best of the other novice hurdlers, and that's probably being generous.
I have said elsewhere that I thought the Ballymore was the weakest of the three novice hurdles. The placed horses were Grade 2 horses at best.
A superior round of jumping might easily reel in three lengths.
Even if the Marsh is the target I don't think the current price represents any value at all.
There seems to be a widespread view that he can do almost anything. He is portrayed as being in the invincible category.
Facts are, yes he is unbeaten which adds a certain lustre to any horse, but he is only about three lengths better than the best of the other novice hurdlers, and that's probably being generous.
I have said elsewhere that I thought the Ballymore was the weakest of the three novice hurdles. The placed horses were Grade 2 horses at best.
A superior round of jumping might easily reel in three lengths.
Even if the Marsh is the target I don't think the current price represents any value at all.
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