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….probably nothing but highlighting a bit of support in the Foxhunters for Myth Buster. Moved from HdB to Sara Bradstock. Into 16-1 with PP, still 33-1 with Lad.
No idea if it will be sustained or on its chances.
…..perhaps a few knew Mr P W Mullins had been booked, still 33-1 with Lads.
Looking at the stats for the Bowl, the most significant factor for runners who completed the course in the Gold Cup is whether Aintree is 3 or 4 weeks after Cheltenham. It's only 3 weeks this year and I'd hold that against Protektorat and Royal Pagaille. There is no recent precedent for the Ryanair principals other than Balko Des Flos who ran respectably here in 2019 after finishing down the field at Cheltenham. You'd probably call it a slight negative for Conflated and Eldorado Allen but not insurmountable.
As a general rule, I'd side with those who have been trained for this but they still have to run their race and tactics may play a part. If Kemboy is given a soft lead and gets in a rhythm it might be difficult to peg him back. But then, I would say that.
Being lazy but... Any further information on which horses were running/disappointing here 3 weeks after the GC?
Being lazy but... Any further information on which horses were running/disappointing here 3 weeks after the GC?
You could argue Native River last year but certainly Clan Des Obeaux and Bristol De Mai in 2019. Since Silviniaco Conti finished 4th in the Gold Cup and won the Bowl in 2014, the only '3 week' winners failed to complete at Cheltenham and were therefore spared the attritional part of the race.
Mares' bumpers wouldn't be my kind of thing at all, but given Bowen's record at the meeting, and his only runner being River of Joy at 40/1 in it, rude not to have a small bite
Mares' bumpers wouldn't be my kind of thing at all, but given Bowen's record at the meeting, and his only runner being River of Joy at 40/1 in it, rude not to have a small bite
…did it myself a few days ago for the very same reason. Watched her debut, no idea how she won given how far back she was. I reckon she might need another 4 furlongs to be involved but it’s Bowen & it’s Aintree.
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