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Cheers DO, well done Danny great to see you posting again.

Should be a decent race. Soft. Good.- soft. The last time I checked. Will be an interesting race.

Listen, you'd get the fuss if you tipped him to all and sundry at 25's three weeks ago. :)

They wanted it very soft for Don Poli, who was scratched today. Any ground conditions updates let us know, DG.

According to the Met Office, A dry day at Newbury on Friday (thank goodness), with a shower or two due in the afternoon on Saturday. I am still hoping for good-to-soft! I could settle for soft. Heavy...

Hopefully the rain will stop soon! Worst case scenario is soft ground I hope?

Yeah I am on already, Lee. Thanks.

The only thing I am worried about is trainers paranoya about soft ground for Dingo Dollar ,especially given he won on soft by 15 lengths at Newbury over fences last season. The last quote I read from...

And...re-Dingo Dollar, its not as if the ground is likely to be good or good-soft for The Welsh National on December 27th is it.

I'm not entirely sure why Alan King is so afraid of soft ground for Dingo Dollar, given he won his novice handicap chase on soft at Newbury by 15 lengths last season. He fell once at Exeter but that...

Haha, I don't take shrewdies like you on unless I am very confident. Good luck with The Young Master, he is good horse on his day and very interesting to see him in there with a light weight.

That said, he is a danger to all, The Young Master. I could see him getting placed.

Even if they were exactly the same odds to win the race, I'd still take 13/8!

Dingo Dollar is approximately 25-30 percent shorter in price than The Young Master based on all odds quoted, (not top price with an individual firm, but odds offered by every major bookmaker...

The Young Master, on a going day, is one horse I would fear. Great to see a class horse come back like he has. But I would still take 13/8 in a matchbet that Dingo finishes in front of him..:)

I'm happy with those stats, Thanks Archie. Dingo ticks a lot of boxes then. He has every right to be the price he is btw. According to Alan King, the only real thing to be concerned about is too much...

I read a press report that the sponsors, Ladbrokes, are going non runner no bet from today. This was from an Australian link on the web, (which I can't recall off the top of my head.) I can't see...

Hope so, cheers for that, DO.

Storm Diana due to hit on Wednesday, could influence proceedings...

Fair enough, DO. He has only had five starts over fences; this will be second season chasing. He is 2/5 over fences, which includes the win at Newbury over 2M7F. He really caught my eye as one that...

I doubt any of these, including the eventual winner, will place in The Gold Cup this season. Very unlikely I would have thought. Also, you suggested that Dingo Dollar can't win this for finishing...

He was giving away nearly a stone that day (to the winner) at Ayr, DO. Wasn't a bad run at all. The winner (from memory) was bang in form and on a four timer. Dingo Dollar is still only six years old...

Cheers. Can you add anything further to my assessment of Dingo Dollar? He is the one I want be backing in the next week or two.

Good point, DO. While I think he could place, ultimately I am pissing in the wind with Regal Encore, as he can't win. Hence I am increasingly considering something else in the shape of Dingo Dollar...

I've been looking through the entries. Looks very open. Regal Encore ran the race of his life when third last year at 66/1. Admittedly he is a win or be pulled up type, but at a massive 50/1 it is...