Bedrock was getting weight and hard-fit, tbf. He (Bedrock) apparently an NR.
Bedrock was getting weight and hard-fit, tbf. He (Bedrock) apparently an NR.
"Beat the price and lose. It's what we do".
SlimChance, March 2018
He is a NR grass. Can only imagine it’s ground. Buveur Dair was not 100% in the champion hurdle last March & still pulled it out. He ran nowhere his rating. He is tough and always has been underestimated but he still pulls it out.
Edit. I’m talking myself into backing him.
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Last edited by Kauto Abu; 30th November 2018 at 8:00 PM.
If tonight's market is anything to go by Samcro goes off fav.
I'm favouring Summerville Boy myself.
I wouldn't go so far as to say I'm mad keen or that it's a good thing but it's the one with real potential.
Illegitimi non carborundum
yeah its starting to tighten up between the two principles
fascinating stuff. definitely think elliott/gigi have decided this will give them a bigger indicator than anything if he's suitable for a champion hurdle campaign. i think any kind of defeat = a strong consideration to go novice chasing.
Look, Samcro needs to be winning this. If he can’t beat BD first time out with a race under his belt he has no hope come March providing they all get there.
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Dutch the pair Slim
Gets you a free blow job in newky
Have a good trip
I don’t think they factored in Samcro rocking up for this obviously. He is a big gross horse who takes plenty of work. He is as fit as they can get him at home with a racecourse gallop but it’s still only 75%. He’s been the same the past few seasons and comes on a ton for the race. If he wins this tomorrow or even goes close he will devour them all come March.
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Last edited by Kauto Abu; 30th November 2018 at 9:39 PM.
G-G (1st December 2018)
Kauto Abu...was Jerry Mc disappointed when Rather Be cane a cropper...had he one hand on his winning % cheque?
What’s the views on jockeys bookings here? This time last year Kennedy was riding a lot better than Geraghty but now it’s very much the other way around. Geraghty is now just one win shy from his full total of winners here from the whole of last year.
Will it have any bearing on the race? Noel Fehily on SB is also riding extremely well.
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Since you ask, I reckon Geraghty’s riding has been as poor as I’ve ever seen it this season, particularly on hold-up horses (and he can’t be throttling them all for JP).
"Beat the price and lose. It's what we do".
SlimChance, March 2018