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Fox Hunters Chase 2018
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Originally posted by kinloch brae View PostI don't know how many rides but Codd has never won the race. So the idea of whatever he rides wins has never worked before.
Nobody can argue he isn't in the top 3 best amatuers. It is a plus.
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Originally posted by kinloch brae View PostI don't know how many rides but Codd has never won the race. So the idea of whatever he rides wins has never worked before.
Just had a looked, he's only had 6 rides in it from 2002, his first 2, when he was very young ended up PU-F, but he was very inexperienced then anyway so could easily dismiss these. Looking at his overall festival form he has certainly got better with age.
His full 6 rides have ended PU-F-PU-0-6-4 so he gradually getting better in the race and maybe it will be the number one spot this year, here's hoping anyway!
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Paul Nicholls rates leading St James's Place Foxhunter Chase contender Wonderful Charm as his best chance of saddling a winner at next month's Cheltenham Festival.
For those on the 5/1 Nicholls to win the race...
Nicholls said: "We'll probably end up running four in the Foxhunter.
"Unioniste won at Fontwell and will be ridden by Mr (David) Maxwell who owns him. Virak, who will be ridden by Lorcan Williams, Wonderful Charm, who will be ridden by Sam Waley-Cohen as they have bought into the horse now, and Pacha Du Polder, who won it last year and ran at Doncaster last week (will also run).
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostPaul Nicholls rates leading St James's Place Foxhunter Chase contender Wonderful Charm as his best chance of saddling a winner at next month's Cheltenham Festival.
https://www.racinguk.com/news/wonder...-paul-nicholls
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostPaul Nicholls rates leading St James's Place Foxhunter Chase contender Wonderful Charm as his best chance of saddling a winner at next month's Cheltenham Festival.
For those on the 5/1 Nicholls to win the race...
Nicholls said: "We'll probably end up running four in the Foxhunter.
"Unioniste won at Fontwell and will be ridden by Mr (David) Maxwell who owns him. Virak, who will be ridden by Lorcan Williams, Wonderful Charm, who will be ridden by Sam Waley-Cohen as they have bought into the horse now, and Pacha Du Polder, who won it last year and ran at Doncaster last week (will also run).
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostPaul Nicholls rates leading St James's Place Foxhunter Chase contender Wonderful Charm as his best chance of saddling a winner at next month's Cheltenham Festival.
For those on the 5/1 Nicholls to win the race...
Nicholls said: "We'll probably end up running four in the Foxhunter.
"Unioniste won at Fontwell and will be ridden by Mr (David) Maxwell who owns him. Virak, who will be ridden by Lorcan Williams, Wonderful Charm, who will be ridden by Sam Waley-Cohen as they have bought into the horse now, and Pacha Du Polder, who won it last year and ran at Doncaster last week (will also run).
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Originally posted by kinloch brae View PostWhat a state of affairs. Multiple champion trainer relying on one of the worst ever Foxhunters to get one on the board. Does this kind of thing still get frowned upon by the point to point community?
Maybe some of the owners on here can shed some light
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