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2023 Novice Chasers
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Originally posted by isitmarchyet View PostI hope Jonbon looks like a star today. I know it's early in the season but we've had a few decent horses out already and I've been a bit underwhelmed by most of them. Hoping we see one to get a bit excited about this afternoon.
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Originally posted by HoldenTheReins View Post
Still could still get evens on the day and would rather take that than the price offered now. El Fab wasn't far behind at Aintree but has to take to fences obviously.
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Originally posted by charlie View Post
Not far behind is generous to put it lightly. He won a neck and El Fab wins without a mistake 9 times out of 10 IMO. It was a great debut don't get me wrong, but I suspect Willie has at least 1 that would have done the same. Agree re price stance.
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Originally posted by HoldenTheReins View Post
Agreed. Was only his 3rd race for Mullins also.
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Originally posted by Irish Rugby View PostI don't see many of the other prices lengthening either while Jonbon's significantly shortens. On the sort of plus side, that's one half of this race 'sorted' if we see El Fabiolo come out and give a similarly impressive debut.
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Not much to add. It was everything you'd want to see from a chasing debut. Both him and Monmiral were pretty much foot perfect over the first 5 fences and it was good to see Jonbon shorten when he needed to, and not losing ground in the process. I was impressed.
He's a short enough price for now but it's going to take an outstanding performance for something to leapfrog him at the head of the betting.
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