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2024 Stayers Hurdle
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Having had success skipping Cheltenham and going to Aintree last year you can see why they'd be tempted
As a teahupoo backer I hope they do
He is only 5 going 6 so they have plenty of time with him
He'd be very well suited to punchestown too
Teahupoo got badly outpaced there last season so that'd be another very winnable grade 1 for Irish Point
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With Sir G opening odds on for tomorrow, the 33-1 looks a very big price given his back form and proven class at Cheltenham especially.
If he beats that field tomorrow then he is likely to go as short as 10-1 or lower, unless it's a scruffy victory of course. I'd say the range will be 8-20-1 depending on style.
The risk is that the race is at Punchestown and he normally stinks the place out.
I'm already on at shorter 20 and bigger 40, but will have another point I reckon.
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostWith Sir G opening odds on for tomorrow, the 33-1 looks a very big price given his back form and proven class at Cheltenham especially.
If he beats that field tomorrow then he is likely to go as short as 10-1 or lower, unless it's a scruffy victory of course. I'd say the range will be 8-20-1 depending on style.
The risk is that the race is at Punchestown and he normally stinks the place out.
I'm already on at shorter 20 and bigger 40, but will have another point I reckon.
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostWith Sir G opening odds on for tomorrow, the 33-1 looks a very big price given his back form and proven class at Cheltenham especially.
If he beats that field tomorrow then he is likely to go as short as 10-1 or lower, unless it's a scruffy victory of course. I'd say the range will be 8-20-1 depending on style.
The risk is that the race is at Punchestown and he normally stinks the place out.
I'm already on at shorter 20 and bigger 40, but will have another point I reckon.
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostWith Sir G opening odds on for tomorrow, the 33-1 looks a very big price given his back form and proven class at Cheltenham especially.
If he beats that field tomorrow then he is likely to go as short as 10-1 or lower, unless it's a scruffy victory of course. I'd say the range will be 8-20-1 depending on style.
The risk is that the race is at Punchestown and he normally stinks the place out.
I'm already on at shorter 20 and bigger 40, but will have another point I reckon.
If I remember correctly he beat a pretty poor field in the Ballymore.
He has no form over 3 miles.
Hes been chasing and now back hurdling as an afterthought cos thought to be not good enough at jumping a fence.
Yes they all have their price but imo bit of a stretch to see him as a serious Stayers contender.
Mind you I guess he would make the race a tad more interesting if he were to win a half decent race over 3m prior.
Hahaha, having said all that, I can see him winning today and as you say his price will drop.
Yes, 33 with cash out is ok.Last edited by Carnage at Taunton; 31 December 2023, 08:57 AM.
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I do think we are still deliberating over Sir G because of his ownership and trainer. If he was owned and trained by anyone else, he'd be now running in handicaps.
I'll happily dig this out in March if he scoots home in the Stayers for you all to laugh at me. Perhaps he can pick something up at Punchestown beating season tired horses.
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