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2025, The Odds on Offer
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View Post
Nothing from that bumper, nor his points suggest he’s a Ballymore horse in my opinion. Yes he has the Bob Olinger colours and trainer but Henry has only pulled that off once. This lad looks a stayer.
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Originally posted by Exar Essay View Post
I’ve not seen his first PTP but after his second and before he was purchased by Robcour, I felt he had the class to run over shorter trips. And recent trends have taught me that classier horses are more likely to end up running on the Tuesday or Wednesday. The Ballymore is a punt and I’d bet him at similar odds with cash out for the Supreme too. He’d be one I’d cover any race if Hills offer 20/1 when they punlish their markets, but I was impressed.
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Looks like a few ricks in the GC market to me.
How is Gerri Colombe 25/1? A few lengths second to the greatest we’ve seen for more than a decade. He ran to an RPR of 178 which would’ve been good enough to win the Gold Cup in 5 of the last 10 years. If anything were to happen to GDC, I’d have him as a marginal fav.
Fastorslow at 33/1 is just as perplexing. The only horse to win a race over fences is which GDC has also run realistically (sorry Bob) and he’s done it twice. Bumped JJ off far too early to know how he’d have fared but he didn’t get his ground this year either.
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Originally posted by Exar Essay View PostLooks like a few ricks in the GC market to me.
How is Gerri Colombe 25/1? A few lengths second to the greatest we’ve seen for more than a decade. He ran to an RPR of 178 which would’ve been good enough to win the Gold Cup in 5 of the last 10 years. If anything were to happen to GDC, I’d have him as a marginal fav.
Fastorslow at 33/1 is just as perplexing. The only horse to win a race over fences is which GDC has also run realistically (sorry Bob) and he’s done it twice. Bumped JJ off far too early to know how he’d have fared but he didn’t get his ground this year either.
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Originally posted by Exar Essay View PostLooks like a few ricks in the GC market to me.
How is Gerri Colombe 25/1? A few lengths second to the greatest we’ve seen for more than a decade. He ran to an RPR of 178 which would’ve been good enough to win the Gold Cup in 5 of the last 10 years. If anything were to happen to GDC, I’d have him as a marginal fav.
Fastorslow at 33/1 is just as perplexing. The only horse to win a race over fences is which GDC has also run realistically (sorry Bob) and he’s done it twice. Bumped JJ off far too early to know how he’d have fared but he didn’t get his ground this year either.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
Montys Star another at a huge price that has the potential to take a huge step forward next year, too.
Fact To File is barely that now with one of the greats only turning 9 next year and plenty of other good ones the same age too. I appreciate that potential is being priced in, but FTF needs to improve 18lbs to beat GDC if he turns up in this years or last years form.
I thought about the market on this evenings dog walk and would have 8 main protagonists arranged in three groups as follows.
Galopin Des Champs
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Gerri Colombe
Fastorslow
Fact To File
Il Est Francais
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Montys Star
Grey Dawning
Corbetts CrossLast edited by Exar Essay; 16 March 2024, 10:55 PM.
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