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Does anyone know off the top of their heads the cut off date for horses winning a Novice hurdle to be a Novice for the next season?
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Think I might just roll her up this weekend depending on her price...Comment
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Just having a flick through the Punchestown Grade 1 entries.
It will be very interesting to see if WPM lets Impaire Et Pass? take on Marine Nationale or sticks with Facile Vega at 2m.Comment
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you'd imagine impaire will run in the race state man won last year and facile stick to 2 milesOriginally posted by Craigy14 View Post
No reason to change things reallyComment
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If they see Impaire as a Champion Hurdle horse (and I think they do), it would make sense to me if they dropped him back in trip at Punchestown and had a crack at Marie Nationale.Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
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I agree it would definitely be the right thing to do imo. And I think IEP is very possibly next year's champion hurdle winner, if given a chance. I don't think Mullins will admit that Facile Vega isn't as good as he'd hoped though, so won't do it and we'll never find out...Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostComment
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Is this an inkling, something you've heard or something you've read? I've taken a lot from them calling Impaire a "big scopey sort" meaning they see his future over fences so been (relatively) hammering him for the Turners - just wondering if I've missed something and need to reassess?Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
https://www.racingtv.com/news/impair...-novice-hurdle
I've also put two and two together here and thought they'll probably keep State Man over hurdles to help keep him sound so the cogs fit quite well to avoid a chasing Constitution with State Man (CH), Impaire (Turners)
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….I recall one of the Racing TV punters on the morning of the Ballymore saying now is the time to back IEP for next years CH. No idea if he had any idea of plans or whether he was backing his own judgement. He was 20-1 with PP at that point.Last edited by Eggs; 7 April 2023, 07:55 AM.Comment
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I disagree, Facile Vega has been beat twice on the trot over 2m, excuses or not, so I’d say it’s well worth their time sending IEP to take on Marine. It opens doors into future plans, gives them the option of Champion Hurdle or go chasing imo.Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
The only reason he went Ballymore was because WPM persisted with Facile Vega over 2m, which there was nothing wrong with as he beat everyone bar Marine and he never runs his 2 best against each other at Cheltenham.Comment
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