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Supreme Novices Hurdle 2020
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Originally posted by AnFiieLD. View PostJS more of a Ballymore type but you’d have to be discouraged by his performance today. Will need to step up significantly if he’s to feature at the festival come March.https://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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Unimpressed by Jon SNow, but as his price is the same I cashed out for a 50p loss, so no harm no foul.
I basically don't trust anything that comes out of the mouth of Gordon Elliot. I was at a betfair preview night a few years ago and in the Q&A off camera i was amazed at how he knew he price of absolutely everything. Wouldn't even be surprised if Malone Road turned up tbh
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Asking for your money back for following someone on here? We should all be worried now!
Jon Snow was worth the free bet though, certainly not embarrassed by it, and back him 'any race' for cash because I wasn't convinced he wouldn't go up in trip anyway, which I think I had mentioned somewhere.
One maiden defeat is not the end of the world, but I do think, as many do in here, that Fly Smart is most definitely the Ricci Supreme horse.
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Originally posted by Scooby91 View PostRicci has 17 novices alone.
Fly smart a likely one, from macaire as many before him, smooth aqps win before a tenderly handled 2nd on debut over hurdles to retain his novice status, been with mullins since 18/11/2018. Which is the timeline of the likes of vautour/ klassical dream.... Everything screams it.
However once again ricci alone, has 17.
John snow wouldnt be ringing alarm bells for me, hes ground dependant to a point they couldnt get him out last year, when he was sound throughout, off the flat with slightly worse form to riccis triumph horse who was disspointing to my eye. But who knows...
Havent bought the book myself, but whatever goes blue on oddschecker in the middle of the week, is what hes put up in mark howards book. And will get steam rolled into fav.https://scooby91horseracingtips.com/
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostAsking for your money back for following someone on here? We should all be worried now!
Jon Snow was worth the free bet though, certainly not embarrassed by it, and back him 'any race' for cash because I wasn't convinced he wouldn't go up in trip anyway, which I think I had mentioned somewhere.
One maiden defeat is not the end of the world, but I do think, as many do in here, that Fly Smart is most definitely the Ricci Supreme horse.
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Malone Road, as short as 9-1 for the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival in March, will not race this season.
The five-year-old has been ruled out by the same knee issue that forced him to miss the Champion Bumper last season, for which he had been favourite.
Trainer Gordon Elliott said on Monday: "Unfortunately Malone Road has a problem with the same knee he chipped last season. He's a very good horse and we were hoping to run him in novice hurdles but that won't be happening this season."
The son of Kalanisi won his only point-to-point before roaring home in two bumpers at Down Royal and Punchestown last November. He is owned by Cheveley Park Stud who landed the Champion Bumper with Envoi Allen.
Elliott said of Envoi Allen, who made a winning debut over hurdles this month: "He'll be entered for the Monksfield Novice Hurdle at Navan on Sunday along with Fury Road and Abacadabras, and we'll decide on plans later in the week. But Envoi Allen could wait for the Royal Bond at Fairyhouse the following Sunday."
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Rich Ricci’s Manager Joe Chambers was on a phone-in to Luck on Sunday yesterday and when asked which horse he was most looking forward to this season, that had either run or not run so far he said CHACUN POUR SOI, and then added the four-year old FIGAROC"Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".
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Originally posted by Innoko View PostElliott said of Envoi Allen, who made a winning debut over hurdles this month: "He'll be entered for the Monksfield Novice Hurdle at Navan on Sunday along with Fury Road and Abacadabras, and we'll decide on plans later in the week. But Envoi Allen could wait for the Royal Bond at Fairyhouse the following Sunday."
Can't see Elliott now sending both Abacadabras and EA to the royal bond as he first stated was a good possibility
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostPlease don't think I was serious ?!
Ziiiiiiiiiiiing
I feel like I'm doing really well in the Supreme this year because I haven't backed much in it so far.
What a difference a year or two makesLast edited by Kevloaf; 18 November 2019, 10:54 PM.
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