Is bravemansgame likely to go for the manifesto? Looks a really weak race
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Aintree Day 1 2022
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….no idea if Espion du Chenet is an intended runner in the Red Rum but 33-1 offered by 365 is stand-out given 16-1 in places.
(Edit; the trainer is a Merseyside lady with an Irish father. She trains in Ireland. Indication from this article is Aintree is on the agenda, probably more sentiment than anything else but won really nicely last time & could be worth a little interest).
https://www.irishracing.com/blog-ite...s-&prid=229785Last edited by Eggs; 1 April 2022, 10:00 PM.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostOne of my favourite days of the year but the card doesn't look brilliant to me. The Manifesto looks awful.
Not a load of Irish horses entered but Fakir D'oudaries is of interest if he comes over for the Bowl. Red Rum looks good though - love that race.
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Originally posted by Benjy23 View PostI make a habit from backing horses at Aintree that struggle after a tough race Cheltenham but I can't help but feel Protektorat could be a class above the rest in the bowl. 3/1 the only price I can see at the moment. Edit: 7/2 with the second... Hopefully someone goes 4s!
In the conditions at least... Appreciate some of the others have smart from at their specialist tracks.
BANC was run at a pace that won't have bottomed them was the main conclusion....
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Originally posted by Eggs View Post
…that’ll do me, he’s always been a favourite of mine & we know Aintree suits.
Clan Des Obeaux and Conflated are the main dangers to Kemboy for me.
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Originally posted by Istabraq View Post
Good article in RP site about Cheltenham runners, how they performed yesterday and what it means for horses heading to Aintree.
BANC was run at a pace that won't have bottomed them was the main conclusion....
Pair from the Ultima probably the exception, might be one to keep an eye on. There's also possible excuses for them but Fantastikas was beaten too far out for me to put it down to staying though.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostOne of my favourite days of the year but the card doesn't look brilliant to me. The Manifesto looks awful.
Not a load of Irish horses entered but Fakir D'oudaries is of interest if he comes over for the Bowl. Red Rum looks good though - love that race.
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Originally posted by robith View Post
Same. Despite my abject Aintree record, I usually love this day. But in the words of Young Jonny Bairstow "weak as piss" this year
The bowl and Aintree hurdle were dire last year
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Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
You say that but they do look better than last year's races at this stage
The bowl and Aintree hurdle were dire last year
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Originally posted by Istabraq View Post
Yep. have to say the G1s last year looked a fairly poor set of renewals, a few got a G1 win on their CVs that probably wouldn't have normally, Monmiral and Belfast Banter spring to mind...
But abacadabras or whatever he's called won a terrible Aintree hurdle, clan des obeaux beat a handicapper in the bowl and that race Belfast banter won was a shockerLast edited by FinalFurlong91; 4 April 2022, 12:58 PM.
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Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
Monmiral walloped the second in the triumph hurdle so not sure about that
Zanihiyr has competed at top table but him aside have they not largely disappointed ?
I know their first season in open company is never easy (following their juvenile season) but Adajio hasn’t got his head in front this term, decent as he may be he isn’t G1 class for me, the rest of that Aintree field were absolute pigs.
Lets hope this years renewals prove to have more depth…
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