I'd be waiting for final decs before backing TBO. Gordon has two others in there including one Spectre is keen on in Definite Plan (not sure if he's priced up yet though).
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Originally posted by jack1092 View PostThe Bosses Oscar (2nd in the Pertemps Final off 151) is among the entries for the 2m6f beginners chase at Listowel on Wednesday (the race Back In Focus won en route to winning the 4-Miler)
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Originally posted by Dandrew99 View PostJust requested Ontheropes for the NH Chase
After reviewing this for you, our Trading Team have advised that this is not something we would be looking to offer.
I do appreciate that this can be frustrating but as advised this is a Trading Team decision.
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I'm yet to get involved with The Bosses Oscar for the National Hunt Chase, as I have my doubts about him fitting the right profile for Gordon Elliott. I know Saxon Warrior has done extensive work in the Gordon Elliott thread, which is fantastic, and even he notes that he needs to start sooner rather than later, but even if he did start next week he'd need to go some way to match the levels of his previous winners of the race.
Some of this information is just repeated from SW's thread, but I'm going to lay it out anyway:
Galvin - Second season novice - 8 Chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Ravenhill - 6 chase runs + 7 P2P runs prior to his NH Chase win
Tiger Roll - 10 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Cause Of Causes - Second season novice - 10 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Chicago Grey - 9 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Whichever way you like to spin it, given the way Gordon campaigns his main NH Chase hope, The Bosses Oscar will need 6-8 chase runs minimum from now until December (with the exception of Cause Of Causes, the rest had a break from December at the latest, until the festival), and whilst this is a possibility none of the previous winners had started chasing this late on.
Personally I think the best way to go, as noted by Lobos is the 'Any Race' bet at 14/1, as I can see him turning up at the festival, but for which race, is the actual conundrum.
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Originally posted by Dandrew99 View Post
Thank you for contacting us with your Price Request.
After reviewing this for you, our Trading Team have advised that this is not something we would be looking to offer.
I do appreciate that this can be frustrating but as advised this is a Trading Team decision.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostI'm yet to get involved with The Bosses Oscar for the National Hunt Chase, as I have my doubts about him fitting the right profile for Gordon Elliott. I know Saxon Warrior has done extensive work in the Gordon Elliott thread, which is fantastic, and even he notes that he needs to start sooner rather than later, but even if he did start next week he'd need to go some way to match the levels of his previous winners of the race.
Some of this information is just repeated from SW's thread, but I'm going to lay it out anyway:
Galvin - Second season novice - 8 Chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Ravenhill - 6 chase runs + 7 P2P runs prior to his NH Chase win
Tiger Roll - 10 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Cause Of Causes - Second season novice - 10 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Chicago Grey - 9 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Whichever way you like to spin it, given the way Gordon campaigns his main NH Chase hope, The Bosses Oscar will need 6-8 chase runs minimum from now until December (with the exception of Cause Of Causes, the rest had a break from December at the latest, until the festival), and whilst this is a possibility none of the previous winners had started chasing this late on.
Personally I think the best way to go, as noted by Lobos is the 'Any Race' bet at 14/1, as I can see him turning up at the festival, but for which race, is the actual conundrum.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostI'm yet to get involved with The Bosses Oscar for the National Hunt Chase, as I have my doubts about him fitting the right profile for Gordon Elliott. I know Saxon Warrior has done extensive work in the Gordon Elliott thread, which is fantastic, and even he notes that he needs to start sooner rather than later, but even if he did start next week he'd need to go some way to match the levels of his previous winners of the race.
Some of this information is just repeated from SW's thread, but I'm going to lay it out anyway:
Galvin - Second season novice - 8 Chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Ravenhill - 6 chase runs + 7 P2P runs prior to his NH Chase win
Tiger Roll - 10 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Cause Of Causes - Second season novice - 10 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Chicago Grey - 9 chase runs prior to his NH Chase win
Whichever way you like to spin it, given the way Gordon campaigns his main NH Chase hope, The Bosses Oscar will need 6-8 chase runs minimum from now until December (with the exception of Cause Of Causes, the rest had a break from December at the latest, until the festival), and whilst this is a possibility none of the previous winners had started chasing this late on.
Personally I think the best way to go, as noted by Lobos is the 'Any Race' bet at 14/1, as I can see him turning up at the festival, but for which race, is the actual conundrum.
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Agree COD. Wouldn't be a shock at all if he turned out Gordon's best Novice Chaser and went Marsh/RSA. He ran some top good races off of big weights last season and deserves to be a talked of in the same light as the other Novice Chase protagonists.
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Originally posted by Kautostar View Post
Escaria ten only had three runs prior to Cheltenham and ran in the nh chase last season. He ran a good race and would probably have been good enough to win most renewals. At some point Gordon will win with something that isn’t a second season chaser and September is early enough to gain experience for the task. I wouldn’t let it put me off backing tbo
It's not going to put off everyone, and it shouldn't, it's all about opinions, plus I'll be backing the any race price so I'll be sitting on a live bet provided he turns up to the festival regardless of where he runs, but for me the NH Chase is not where I see him running currently.
Worth noting he is only entered for next week, no final declaration yet.
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