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Very possible in these conditions only 6 or 7 will finish so he definitely has a place chance if he can keep up -
Yep, topped up on him this morning. Think he has a great chance. Looking to now lay some of my Goffer bets as don't think he will run as well under these heavy conditions.Originally posted by charlie View PostThe ground has come in favour for Stumptown big time. If he wins today he'll forever be known as Lumptown
The softer the better and it will really place the emphasis on stamina. Won LTO at Cheltenham on heavy ground, is 21 at Cheltenham over 3m+, he's more experienced this year (you have to go back to 1971 to find a 6yo winner of the KM) and Keith Donnaghue has hit form in recent days.
I think he has a massive chance and am a little surprised he's not being better found in the market. Hopefully there are a few tearaways that go a real fast clip early to place the emphasis on stamina as I dont think anything will stay on stronger than him.Comment
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UP THE CHIANTI!
And still the Irish can't win the race!Comment
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Won that really well. British 1-2. Twig with the Cheltenham form earlier in the season and running in the Coral Chase for the trends guys.
The Goffer doesn't seem out the trip properly. Stumptown didn't travel at all.Comment
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Twig ran a cracker! Cheltenham form is ace but had written him off due to the ground.Originally posted by DenmanSacre View PostComment
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Stumptown is definitely an all or nothing horseOriginally posted by DenmanSacre View Post
When he gets in a jumping rhythm he goes close, when he doesn't he's out the back of the teleComment
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Ignore groundOriginally posted by RufusFlynn View Post
Lark In The Morning
Twig
Ground is just the excuse used when a horse gets beaten innit ..... Hendo and Nico both said the groundw as against Jeriko and Iberico Pull the other one lads
If they let Banbridge run on "soft" and he drifts, smash him up, the 5/1 NRNB is already perfectly fair tbhComment
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They have already said Banbridge won’t run if the ground goes against them I thought? Which it is.Originally posted by Kevloaf View Post
Ignore ground
Lark In The Morning
Twig
Ground is just the excuse used when a horse gets beaten innit ..... Hendo and Nico both said the groundw as against Jeriko and Iberico Pull the other one lads
If they let Banbridge run on "soft" and he drifts, smash him up, the 5/1 NRNB is already perfectly fair tbh
But I understand the point you make.
Agree that Jeriko and IL should have been ok on the ground. There’s something clearly amiss with some of his horses.Last edited by Carnage at Taunton; 13 March 2024, 04:24 AM.Comment
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Yep, that’s two years on the trot Goffer ain’t got home.Originally posted by DenmanSacre View Post
Winner was very good.Comment
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….post #1 updated with initial entries and trend analysis.Comment
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Entries look well down on previous years ?? Anything that wants to run can by the looks of it.Comment
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49.Originally posted by Lobos View Post
76 at same stage last year.
45 in NHC this year, 26 last year may explain it in part.Comment
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Tuesday (March 11)Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Ultima Handicap Chase –49 (76, 2024)
Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle – 47 (47)
National Hunt Challenge Cup – 45 (26)
Wednesday (March 12)
Coral Cup – 96 (72)
Cross Country Chase – 31 (21)
Grand Annual Challenge Cup – 46 (38)
Thursday (March 13)
Jack Richards Novice Handicap Chase – 61 (42)
Pertemps Network Final – 50 (57)
Plate Handicap Chase – 59 (58)
Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir – 69 (79)
Friday (March 14)
County Hurdle – 73 (74)
Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle – 82 (87)Comment
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