Power Of Pause seems to be getting more of the chat from the WPM's entries for the Moscow in here. I'd say he's my least favourite of the 3 entries. Getting 5 from Crosshill who was strangely dropped in trip for that race. The third of WPM's is certainly not a star herself, and ran Crosshill close for 2nd.
Ganapathi has to be of some sort of interest. He came out at an interesting time for Mullin's novice hurdlers. Some of them were running like they really needed their runs. GDM, Stattler, Shadow Rider and Glens of Antrim just 4 to have improved drastically from their first runs. Obviously being the trainer he is, he had winners amongst his novices at the time, Blue Lord, Fighter Allen, Ferny and Appreciate It to name a few. Ganapathi winning on only his 2nd start of his life ranks pretty good in my book considering the above. Times aren't an exact science but he ran favourably compared to Appreciate It (at a saunter) and Thedevilscoachman.
He'd obviously need to be very good on Sunday to be a Supreme contender, but i'd very much be in the PP/BF 3/1 book rather than the 7/1 with Hills.
Ganapathi has to be of some sort of interest. He came out at an interesting time for Mullin's novice hurdlers. Some of them were running like they really needed their runs. GDM, Stattler, Shadow Rider and Glens of Antrim just 4 to have improved drastically from their first runs. Obviously being the trainer he is, he had winners amongst his novices at the time, Blue Lord, Fighter Allen, Ferny and Appreciate It to name a few. Ganapathi winning on only his 2nd start of his life ranks pretty good in my book considering the above. Times aren't an exact science but he ran favourably compared to Appreciate It (at a saunter) and Thedevilscoachman.
He'd obviously need to be very good on Sunday to be a Supreme contender, but i'd very much be in the PP/BF 3/1 book rather than the 7/1 with Hills.
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