related double opportunity? The declaration of choice in the triumph race and runner in the bumper?
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Originally posted by DenmanSacre View Post
I don't think New Year Honours would be good enough based on the flat form?
Foxfire Glow is JP I think. They think a lot of him apparently. The 2nd to Kyrov is good form.
Yeah, I like the Foxfire Glow form, didn't realise he was JP though.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
4lb off what Zanahiyr was rated on the flat, before joining Gordon and going hurdling. They have a similar profile, and also by the same sire. I would imagine he could be a Boodles horse, but at the same time could end up a different proposition over hurdles. Unfortunately we won't know until he is seen.
Yeah, I like the Foxfire Glow form, didn't realise he was JP though.
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Originally posted by Lbur4288 View PostSundays card interesting at Cork. Absolute Notions and Irish Point in a 2 mile maiden hurdle, Lot of Joy for Mullins over 2m4 and Cool Survivor in the 3 miler.
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Away from Ireland...
I'm quite interested to see how Knight Salute gets on against Sceau Royal at Wincanton on Saturday. With a view to last season's juveniles in general. I know SR isn't quite champion hurdle class but he's a consistent Grade 1 performer in England and a very good benchmark, particularly in this race. Knight Salute going well against him would be the first real pointer to this bunch of 5yos being any good and their chances in the CH, Vauban of course in particular.
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Originally posted by DenmanSacre View Post
I don't think New Year Honours would be good enough based on the flat form?
Foxfire Glow is JP I think. They think a lot of him apparently. The 2nd to Kyrov is good form.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View Post
Interestingly there is a potential form line to Irish Point in the same race. Il Est Francais makes his third start over hurdles (up in grade) and he finished second behind Irish Point in his grade one bumper win.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View Post
Kyrov form has flattened out a bit in his last two runs so he’ll need to bounce back. He’s entered on Friday against the best 4yo in France (Hawaii Du Berlais) so that will be a chance to see how he stacks up again. Interestingly there is a potential form line to Irish Point in the same race. Il Est Francais makes his third start over hurdles (up in grade) and he finished second behind Irish Point in his grade one bumper win.
I imagine Hawai Du Berlais will uphold the more recent form with Kyrov.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View Post
Kyrov form has flattened out a bit in his last two runs so he’ll need to bounce back. He’s entered on Friday against the best 4yo in France (Hawaii Du Berlais) so that will be a chance to see how he stacks up again. Interestingly there is a potential form line to Irish Point in the same race. Il Est Francais makes his third start over hurdles (up in grade) and he finished second behind Irish Point in his grade one bumper win.
I'd expect Hawai Du Berlais to confirm form again.
Regarding Irish Point - have their been any other successful horses from grade 1 APQS bumpers in the UK? The bumper is over 1m4 so not directly comparable to our bumpers over the longer distance. I suppose for a Supreme horse, winning over that distance is a positive.
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