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2023 Arkle Novices Chase
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Originally posted by BigChaang View Post
I find it hard to have an actual Favourite Bruce Springsteen Song , Archie ..
But Hungry Heart is definitely near the Top of the list , From the River Album .
The River was the song that got me into " The Boss " .
1981 .... where has the time gone ??..
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Originally posted by archie View Post
Because, in my opinion, El Fabiolo has the bigger engine. The only danger to him is a serious (more serious than we have seen from him as yet) jumping error. You clearly don't agree which is entirely your prerogative.
Im not really sure what I think other that from what I’ve seen I prefer Jonbon’s jumping.
I am not at all bullish though on the result for either of the two, certainly not as much as some seem to be.
If both jump well it’s a close call imo.
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Anyone worried about lack of exp for El Fabiolo? Average runs for Arkle winners for last 8 years in 12.5. 2 had 9 runs and 2 18 runs. Just the 7 for El Fabiolo coming here compared to 10 for Jonbon who also has course placed form.
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Originally posted by Folski View PostAnyone worried about lack of exp for El Fabiolo? Average runs for Arkle winners for last 8 years in 12.5. 2 had 9 runs and 2 18 runs. Just the 7 for El Fabiolo coming here compared to 10 for Jonbon who also has course placed form.
Nice Guy winning the Bartlett after 2 NHF races and a maiden hurdle.
& Noble Yeats a 7 year old novice winning the National on his 12th start under rules.
Are 2 examples of it not mattering and probably being a good thing.
Gerri Colombe has only had 7 starts under rules also, as it happens.
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Originally posted by Folski View PostAnyone worried about lack of exp for El Fabiolo? Average runs for Arkle winners for last 8 years in 12.5. 2 had 9 runs and 2 18 runs. Just the 7 for El Fabiolo coming here compared to 10 for Jonbon who also has course placed form.
The Irish Arkle looked a tougher race than Jonbon has run in.... so in terms of relevant chase experience, I'd give El Fab an edge
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Originally posted by Folski View PostAnyone worried about lack of exp for El Fabiolo? Average runs for Arkle winners for last 8 years in 12.5. 2 had 9 runs and 2 18 runs. Just the 7 for El Fabiolo coming here compared to 10 for Jonbon who also has course placed form.
so…… may the best horse win
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Originally posted by Folski View PostAnyone worried about lack of exp for El Fabiolo? Average runs for Arkle winners for last 8 years in 12.5. 2 had 9 runs and 2 18 runs. Just the 7 for El Fabiolo coming here compared to 10 for Jonbon who also has course placed form.Last edited by Carnage at Taunton; 5 March 2023, 09:14 PM.
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I think if Danny Mullins rides better fractions than he did at the DRF, both Jonbon and El Fabiolo might have difficulty making up ground to Dysart Dynamo.
He'll be allowed the lead, and he just needs to be steadier over the first half mile, and then to wind it up from there.
The Old Course at Cheltenham, is much easier to get home over than Leopardstaown, and I can see him putting the jumping of the other two being under pressure and perhaps not actually getting to him, making the above debate all about which between Jonbon and El Fab finishes second and third.Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.
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Originally posted by Spectre View PostI think if Danny Mullins rides better fractions than he did at the DRF, both Jonbon and El Fabiolo might have difficulty making up ground to Dysart Dynamo.
He'll be allowed the lead, and he just needs to be steadier over the first half mile, and then to wind it up from there.
The Old Course at Cheltenham, is much easier to get home over than Leopardstaown, and I can see him putting the jumping of the other two being under pressure and perhaps not actually getting to him, making the above debate all about which between Jonbon and El Fab finishes second and third.
Them early fractions will be key for me too
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostDaryl Jacob interview in Irish Field he mentions several horses that could give him his next Festival winner. El Fabiolo and James Du Berlais both mentioned but not IEP.
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