For those who fancy Burrows Saint Acapella Bourgeois beat it by over 4 lengths lto and appears to be 7lbs better off at the weights and is triple the price. Danny Mullins rides and seems to go on most grounds. Apologies if this has already been mentioned and feel free to point out what I'm missing but seems a decent ew at least!
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Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View PostBet365 returning half of your stake on e/w bets
So say you have ?10 e/w they will immediately credit your account with ?10 so you could add another for ?5 e/w for nothing then another for ?2.50 e/w for nothing and so on
Good way to back a few big priced ones
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Added 4pts each way FARCLAS at 20-1 1/4 1-5 with half the stake refunded under the B365 offer.
Usually avoid 7-year-olds for the National because of their lack of experience/stamina - I see the last 7-year-old winner was back in 1940.
But Farclas won the Triumph (good sign) and has been running well in some top class handicaps this season - 3 lengths second to The Shunter at the Festival when trying to give him 13lbs was a pretty heroic effort.
Yes, nearly all his races have been at trips short of 3m. His only try at 3 miles was in the Paddy Power where he was a staying on third - now better off at the weights with runner-up Minella Times. (who I'm on at 45-1).
Regarding age, 3 of the last 5 winners were 8 - including Tiger Roll (another Triumph winner) for his first Aintree success.
Farclas is obviously from the right stable for this race and it's interesting that Jack has chosen him over Milan Native - on the face of it the more likely GN horse - who he also rode at the Festival.
Farclas is set to carry the lowest weight he's had to shoulder since his flat racing days - and he goes well on good/good to soft ground which will also help him get the trip.
The only time he's tackled big fields over obstacles has been this season where his record is 5/17. 4/22. 3/22, 2/21 - the last 3 with Jack on board.
At effective odds of 40-1 he'll do for me each way despite the age and trip concerns.
He could just be Giggsy's next Tiger Roll!!!!
PS: Good luck to Faugheen Machine in landing ANOTHER big one with Discorama who we climbed on board last April.
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Originally posted by nortonscoin200 View PostAdded 4pts each way FARCLAS at 20-1 1/4 1-5 with half the stake refunded under the B365 offer.
Usually avoid 7-year-olds for the National because of their lack of experience/stamina - I see the last 7-year-old winner was back in 1940.
But Farclas won the Triumph (good sign) and has been running well in some top class handicaps this season - 3 lengths second to The Shunter at the Festival when trying to give him 13lbs was a pretty heroic effort.
Yes, nearly all his races have been at trips short of 3m. His only try at 3 miles was in the Paddy Power where he was a staying on third - now better off at the weights with runner-up Minella Times. (who I'm on at 45-1).
Regarding age, 3 of the last 5 winners were 8 - including Tiger Roll (another Triumph winner) for his first Aintree success.
Farclas is obviously from the right stable for this race and it's interesting that Jack has chosen him over Milan Native - on the face of it the more likely GN horse - who he also rode at the Festival.
Farclas is set to carry the lowest weight he's had to shoulder since his flat racing days - and he goes well on good/good to soft ground which will also help him get the trip.
The only time he's tackled big fields over obstacles has been this season where his record is 5/17. 4/22. 3/22, 2/21 - the last 3 with Jack on board.
At effective odds of 40-1 he'll do for me each way despite the age and trip concerns.
He could just be Giggsy's next Tiger Roll!!!!
PS: Good luck to Faugheen Machine in landing ANOTHER big one with Discorama who we climbed on board last April.
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Patrick has a top record over the big fences so not disappointed at all.
If he gives the horse a ride of the quality he gave LLL I will be delighted
I'm now just worried about how he will handle the sharp left turns
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Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
Was today not the first time he'd ever won over the national fences? I thought he said that post race
If he gives the horse a ride of the quality he gave LLL I will be delighted
I'm now just worried about how he will handle the sharp left turns
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