I’ve just noticed William hill have pushed Teahupoo back to 3/1 for the stayers…
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Originally posted by charlie View PostEl Fabiolo @ 12/1 for the Ryanair stands out as a good bet IMO.
Why do you think he’ll step up in trip? I think he’s the fastest of the three at the head of the market, he does however have an error in him but with a clear round he wins imo.
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Same here, think his price is too big
I don’t mind the mistake at Cheltenham, and then Sandown is a very tough track. He’s done more than the others that are ahead of him on the market
His arkle the win was more impressive and had better quality than Gaelic’s
but… interesting to hear other views
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Originally posted by Zachx02 View PostI still see him going QMCC for redemption, don't see why you send him over 4 furlongs further with more fences given his jumping
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Originally posted by Zachx02 View PostI still see him going QMCC for redemption, don't see why you send him over 4 furlongs further with more fences given his jumping
Like I have said previously, I still think all three will be aimed at the Champion Chase to begin with though would be surprised if all three showed up in the race.
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I don’t expect energumene to be the force of old after a season out injured and turning 11yrs old by Cheltenham.
Gaelic warrior looks to need soft ground to be at his best, I’d be concerned about him on anything with good in it especially over 2miles.
El fabiolo just needs a confidence boosting win to his name to get back on track I don’t see the need to be stepping him up in trip unless his jumping gets worse. In which case he won’t be winning the Ryanair either.
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Originally posted by Kautostar View PostI don’t expect energumene to be the force of old after a season out injured and turning 11yrs old by Cheltenham.
Gaelic warrior looks to need soft ground to be at his best, I’d be concerned about him on anything with good in it especially over 2miles.
El fabiolo just needs a confidence boosting win to his name to get back on track I don’t see the need to be stepping him up in trip unless his jumping gets worse. In which case he won’t be winning the Ryanair either.
As to El Fabiolo, his jumping should of improved from novice to open company, but not convinced it did and not sure you can 'train' it out of him now. He can get away with mistakes against weaker opposition but in top races against top horses at Championship speed, can he avoid making the kind of mistakes you can't afford to make?
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Originally posted by Kautostar View Post
Thought he stood out as a good bet in the champion chase myself. Odds on in the race last year, sandown came too soon after jarring himself up on a track that wouldn’t suit and the bookies have overreacted. Can see GW and Jonbon clashing in the tingle creek while el fab picks up the easy money in Ireland regaining his confidence before drf and Cheltenham.
Why do you think he’ll step up in trip? I think he’s the fastest of the three at the head of the market, he does however have an error in him but with a clear round he wins imo.
I think he'd be fine with the Ryanair trip. He'll be a year older, his jumping is good without being electric and he hits the line hard at Cheltenham. He'd handle an extra 5f no problem IMO and with no Allaho, EF has the talent to farm the Ryanair for 2-3 years IMO, providing he stays sound. Willie did say last year 'I'd have no problem going two and a half as he's nice and relaxed'.
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