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2017 Cross Country Chase
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostIt is TT. Cantlow ran in the race last season and finished down the field so I don't see why he should be a penalty kick this season.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostIt is TT. Cantlow ran in the race last season and finished down the field so I don't see why he should be a penalty kick this season.
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Cantlow is too short really on one C&D win and one second. The horse that won that day (Urgent De Gregaine) makes more appeal at 8/1 (2/1 to place) than Cantlow does to win at 2/1?
Josies Orders was 15/8 SP last year and it is generally considered that horse was the yards number 1 .... JO wasn't streets ahead, so Cantlow looks a bit of a false price based on that.
Not saying he isn't the most likely winner, but not a great price now IMHO.
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cant believe cause of causes is now 10/1 for this after 1 run over the banks, having said that will have to back him! looks a fairly weak renewal, cantlow probably the likely winner but can't be backing it at 2/1. Is usuel smurfer likely to run? looks good value at 16/1 nrnb considering it was beaten 1 & half length on debut over the banks by the smart auvergnat and will have a generous swing at the weights.
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Originally posted by hubert View PostThink Cause of Causes is a fascinating one. Olly Murphy has said it has schooled there in the last month. Must be going for it as they would hardly waste their time/money schooling over banks if it is only a lung opener
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Surprised to hear this...
Big French hope Urgent De Gregaine is only "50-50" to run in the Glenfarclas Chase at the Cheltenham Festival.
The Emmanuel Clayeux-trained nine-year-old is prominent in the betting for the cross-country race on March 15 after he won so well over course and distance in January.
But Clayeux said: "I don't know if he will run yet and I will make a final decision on Monday.
"He is perfectly OK, and has been fine after his last run, but he will have to carry a lot more weight at the Cheltenham Festival and he is only a small horse.
"We have given him an entry, but at the moment I think it is only 50-50 that he will run."
Urgent De Gregaine is as low as 11/2 about winning the Glenfarclas Chase, with Cantlow, whom he defeated by three lengths at Cheltenham in January, the short-priced favourite.
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Originally posted by Leman14 View PostQuantitativeeasing has an entry
The dream is still alive!!!
CoC is too short for this for me now. I can't back him at single figures after his last go over these fences
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View PostThere was been someone trying to get £100 matched the day before the entries were announced so I'm assuming he is an intended runner.
CoC is too short for this for me now. I can't back him at single figures after his last go over these fences
QE should be shorter than CoC for this...
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