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Elixir d'Ainay taken out. Surprised at that.
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Gordon Elliot “There is every chance Envoi Allen could switch to the Supreme. The ground is a big worry. Soft ground will not bother him, but I’m not sure he wants a slog over two miles and five furlongs at this stage of his career”Comment
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A fair amount of rain forecast Sunday/Monday. Just took some 13.5 about thyme hill for the ballymore on the exchange.Originally posted by FaugheenTheMachine View PostComment
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Not buying Elliotts garbage tonight.
3.55 too big to ignore for EA in this race...Comment
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I don’t disagree with the reasoning but I could only play Thyme Hill Ballymore with the NRNB insurance, even if a significantly shorter priceOriginally posted by MTR View PostComment
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If EA goes Supreme... who wins Ballymore ?Comment
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He doth protest honesty too much or sum in like thatOriginally posted by Istabraq View PostComment
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Massive price moves for everything behind EA for this race now.
Sporting John as low as 3/1 now (from 6/1 at start of day)
Asterion Forlonge into as low as 4/1.Last edited by Saxon Warrior; 5 March 2020, 08:40 PM."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".Comment
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My Ballymore bets with 365 currently have the cash out suspended. Anybody know why??Comment
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Sporting John will prob go off fav, but I'd take him on with The Big Breakaway.Originally posted by Rigga View Post
I still maintain EA will go Ballymore.Comment
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They are the same with the Supreme, waiting for 11am final decs for Supreme on Sunday, to see (as Kev said) where Envoi Allen runs.Originally posted by Tangodelta View Post"Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".Comment
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Interestingly, Gordon said he will walk the course on Sunday and make his decision then. The proper rain doesn't come till Monday.Originally posted by Saxon Warrior View PostComment
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Yes Charlie, the only thing walking the course at 8.30am Sunday will do is give Gordon a feel for how good/bad the ground is, before the main rain comes on Monday.Originally posted by charlie View Post
That's why I think it's more likely that he could choose the Ballymore, but without knowing (only estimating) if that is going to be run on the ground he hope's to get."Journeys to Glory, breathing in his head".Comment
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