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Klassical Dream given a predictable haircut, general 10/1 now, think Boyle Sports holding the 16s…
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Originally posted by Odin View Post
Just had a quick glance at Willie's better class Bartlett runners in the last few years...
In 2016 (Balko Des Flos 5th) and 2018 (Real Steel 11th) went on to the following year's Turners. Janidil (4th 2020) may have gone down that route had he not fallen in his two previous novice chases.
Monfish (1st 2020), Stattler (4th 2021), Allaho (3rd 2019), Ballyward (4th 2018) all went RSA/NH Chase.
I didn't bother with the stragglers, but it's not unreasonable to suggest the two are true tried and tested routes in a way that our GDC bets were perhaps less secure. Janidil going to Turners could easily fit with knowing he wouldn't have beaten Monkfish in 2021 RSA chase.
Conversely, all of the ones you've listed who went on to run in the RSA or NHC the following year followed their Albert Bartlett run by taking in the Punchestown 3 miler.
Small sample size, and Willie is Willie, but might we conclude that taking in 3 miles at Chelts and Punchestown indicates a staying trip over fences at the following year's festival?
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post
…possibly, I might have misread Saxons Punchestown diary in nominating those two but I think he said 2 of the 3 5yo ended up going Turners.
It was a word of warning, that usually it's been a solid BANC route.
........but....2 5yo's had taken the Turners roure, including GDC.
It could've been age related, or paid related....but defo something to keep in mind if a 5yo won/ran well in that race in the future.
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post….keep questioning my reasoning, but I can’t quite understand why The Nice Guy is prominent in next years BANC & NHC markets yet doesn’t appear in the Turners prices, especially given the route GDC took.
In 2016 (Balko Des Flos 5th) and 2018 (Real Steel 11th) went on to the following year's Turners. Janidil (4th 2020) may have gone down that route had he not fallen in his two previous novice chases.
Monfish (1st 2020), Stattler (4th 2021), Allaho (3rd 2019), Ballyward (4th 2018) all went RSA/NH Chase.
I didn't bother with the stragglers, but it's not unreasonable to suggest the two are true tried and tested routes in a way that our GDC bets were perhaps less secure. Janidil going to Turners could easily fit with knowing he wouldn't have beaten Monkfish in 2021 RSA chase.
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post
….good points, I understand it’s Mullins 5yo from yesterdays race that tend to go Turners route (GDC & ABP).
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Originally posted by Exar Essay View Post
I know what you mean Eggs, but I think they're very different animals. TNG looks like he wants every inch of the 3 miles (despite idling slightly yesterday) and is 2 years older at the respective stage too. Didn't look to have the speed which GDC did.
On age, it wouldn't be out of question that we're looking at winners of the 3 novice chases being 8, 8 , and 9 next year .... whilst the winner of the GC could be a 7yo.
….good points, I understand it’s Mullins 5yo from yesterdays race that tend to go Turners route (GDC & ABP).
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post….keep questioning my reasoning, but I can’t quite understand why The Nice Guy is prominent in next years BANC & NHC markets yet doesn’t appear in the Turners prices, especially given the route GDC took.
On age, it wouldn't be out of question that we're looking at winners of the 3 novice chases being 8, 8 , and 9 next year .... whilst the winner of the GC could be a 7yo.
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post….keep questioning my reasoning, but I can’t quite understand why The Nice Guy is prominent in next years BANC & NHC markets yet doesn’t appear in the Turners prices, especially given the route GDC took.
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He's a machine
Paddy saying he wasn't even at his best either. They've both pulled 14L clear of Mike who's finished 22 ahead of the rest.
2 serious performances. RD will need top of the ground whereas Vega is proven on all ground now, fantastic race.
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Vega had to dig deep there but still won. Looks like staying will be his game as with most Bumper winners. Front 2 well clear.
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