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Stayers Hurdle 2019
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Originally posted by quevega View Postassuming the same horses that set a good gallop in the cleeve turn up then I'd expect they'll do similarly.
But I'm seriously considering backing in running on this, as I've mentioned before.
Given a strong pace I think Paisley will be very difficult to beat.
And I was a Penhill believer all last year, when the no prep run merchants were barking loudest.
I'll probably back penhill also to be fair, as he may also be able to operate off a strong pace, although I have my doubts
But I think Scooby mentioned earlier about Punchestown where it does look like they gave two old boys (Faugheen & UDS) the races by granting easy leads in races where Elliot had nothing to really challenge. Just for the championship battle, so Penhill was not exactly given a 100% winning ride.
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Originally posted by bobbyvalentino View PostI'd be tempted by this but my ability to judge live fractions is somewhat lacking. That, and I get too carried away with my pre-run biases, so I stay well away from in-running
I'll probably bet before race, and smaller stakes during the race especially if paisley drifts like he has previously once he's niggled.
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View Postand is Yanworth at 33/1 NRNB too?
Went off 6/1 last year, if the 'pace of the race' didn't suit him.... maybe he's be shorter?
Entered over hurdles and fences as OV pointed out.
Evens tomorrow in a 3 mile hurdle...
If he wins, he shortens for the stayers, if he loses, he goes over fences maybe in a handicap...
I'd say the 25/1 NRNB with BV is a bet to nothing at this stage...
One I'd look to lay off closer to the time so probably but I still think it's worthwhile myself.... he's clearly a talented big orange mammel
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Originally posted by bobbyvalentino View PostI feel like he’s being lined up for a handicap
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Originally posted by boopa View PostAnyone heard anything on Kilbricken Storm? CT said he would have a prep before this. Very weak on the machine I topped up 60's.
He said he'll go straight there. Should he stay sound.https://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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Originally posted by quevega View Postat 2-1 not quite
might be bigger on the day I think ?
but not sure
I suppose that very, very much depends on Mullins' winners, and market support for Penhill
and actually, Samcro will get backed too if he runs...
you'd have to wait? (or not, as its BOG everywhere...but you know)
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostI'd guess bigger on the day.
I suppose that very, very much depends on Mullins' winners, and market support for Penhill
and actually, Samcro will get backed too if he runs...
you'd have to wait? (or not, as its BOG everywhere...but you know)
so will be waiting till the day, just in case that's rolling still.
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostVery nice.
If the first trwo win how tempted are you going to be to lay off Sir Erec, at very likely odds on?
Already got erec at 10's though, so likely would lay off
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