Win Today & Festival ‘22

[Leman14]

…Sky-Racing-Specials-Request a Bet- Win this weekend & Cheltenham Festival Doubles

Eggs have you got this set up as an "auto-text"?

[Rooster Booster]

Hills have some for tomorrow’s runners. The runners in the juvenile hurdle and triumph and a selection of theirs to win tomorrow and festival. The advantage with the latter compared to Sky is hills are any race. It would take me a year to type them out but one that might interest folks as he has recently been mentioned is Gars de Sceux at 40s for tomorrow and any race (46 with boost I think).

eggs will professionalise this I’m sure ...this is the quick and dirty version

[Eggs]

….Hills have;

Win tomorrow & a/r at Festival;
Stattler 10-1
Blazing Khal 14-1
Threeunderfive 20-1
Gelano Bello 25-1
Blue Lord 33-1
Gars de Sceaux 40-1
Ballyadam 66-1

Win tomorrow & Triumph Hurdle
Porticello 25-1
Magistrato 50-1
Too Friendly 80-1
Knight Salute 80-1
Impulsive One 100-1

Sky have added;

Threeunderfive & NHC 20-1
Heaven Help Us & MH 66-1

[MadeinJapan]

….Hills have;

Win tomorrow & a/r at Festival;

Blue Lord 33-1

I’ll be watching this one closely tomorrow & have taken some of the above. I know I’ve mentioned him a couple of times on here on several threads but think he could be a real fly in ointment come March. Could end up in the Arkle, Marsh or even back hurdling if he can’t jump fences and then Champion Hurdle becomes an interest for Munir/Souede and I generally don’t think he’d be out of place in any of them.

Last years’s Supreme - all anyone’s talked about is Appreciate It and nothing else out of the field, bar Ballyadam not being as good as first hyped.

Blue Lord pulled clear of the rest before coming down at the last & was 6l behind Appreciate It at the time who finished 24 lengths ahead of Ballyadam. He travelled strongly throughout & was not stopping getting up the hill even if beaten at the last. I think given all of the big “names” in the Mullins yard has gone under the radar.

He’s obviously expected to win tomorrow but I’d like to see a real good performance, something electric & more assured than I thought Bob Olinger’s fencing debut was for instance… he puts it all together & I’d expect he’ll be cut from 33s generally for the Arkle/Marsh to 16s. His target at the Festival is obviously far form certain too, especially given the talent available at the Mullins yard. One worth considering IMO with any race effectively at 33/1 should he win tomorrow.

[SharpHat]

I’ll be watching this one closely tomorrow & have taken some of the above. I know I’ve mentioned him a couple of times on here on several threads but think he could be a real fly in ointment come March. Could end up in the Arkle, Marsh or even back hurdling if he can’t jump fences and then Champion Hurdle becomes an interest for Munir/Souede and I generally don’t think he’d be out of place in any of them.

Last years’s Supreme - all anyone’s talked about is Appreciate It and nothing else out of the field, bar Ballyadam not being as good as first hyped.

Blue Lord pulled clear of the rest before coming down at the last & was 6l behind Appreciate It at the time who finished 24 lengths ahead of Ballyadam. He travelled strongly throughout & was not stopping getting up the hill even if beaten at the last. I think given all of the big “names” in the Mullins yard has gone under the radar.

He’s obviously expected to win tomorrow but I’d like to see a real good performance, something electric & more assured than I thought Bob Olinger’s fencing debut was for instance… he puts it all together & I’d expect he’ll be cut from 33s generally for the Arkle/Marsh to 16s. His target at the Festival is obviously far form certain too, especially given the talent available at the Mullins yard. One worth considering IMO with any race effectively at 33/1 should he win tomorrow.

Yeah he would've been one of my biggest winners last year, he's one I really don't think gets enough credit. He wouldn't have beaten Appreciate it last year but he would've been much much closer than anything else. If he takes to fences there's no reason he couldn't go off 5 or 6 to 1 for the arkle, which is the race I've backed him for this time. The biggest problem is that mullins doesn't like to run 2 good ones in it

[Kevloaf]

I’ll be watching this one closely tomorrow & have taken some of the above. I know I’ve mentioned him a couple of times on here on several threads but think he could be a real fly in ointment come March. Could end up in the Arkle, Marsh or even back hurdling if he can’t jump fences and then Champion Hurdle becomes an interest for Munir/Souede and I generally don’t think he’d be out of place in any of them.

Last years’s Supreme - all anyone’s talked about is Appreciate It and nothing else out of the field, bar Ballyadam not being as good as first hyped.

Blue Lord pulled clear of the rest before coming down at the last & was 6l behind Appreciate It at the time who finished 24 lengths ahead of Ballyadam. He travelled strongly throughout & was not stopping getting up the hill even if beaten at the last. I think given all of the big “names” in the Mullins yard has gone under the radar.

He’s obviously expected to win tomorrow but I’d like to see a real good performance, something electric & more assured than I thought Bob Olinger’s fencing debut was for instance… he puts it all together & I’d expect he’ll be cut from 33s generally for the Arkle/Marsh to 16s. His target at the Festival is obviously far form certain too, especially given the talent available at the Mullins yard. One worth considering IMO with any race effectively at 33/1 should he win tomorrow.

Quite like that.

Fully expecting him to win tomorrow, was tempted to add at 33s for the Arkle and assess afterwards but any race and win tomorrow might be more appealing.

[Carnage at Taunton]

Nice one MIJ, I like that and am in.
Cheers.

[Carnage at Taunton]

Hills have some for tomorrow’s runners. The runners in the juvenile hurdle and triumph and a selection of theirs to win tomorrow and festival. The advantage with the latter compared to Sky is hills are any race. It would take me a year to type them out but one that might interest folks as he has recently been mentioned is Gars de Sceux at 40s for tomorrow and any race (46 with boost I think).

eggs will professionalise this I’m sure ...this is the quick and dirty version

Thanks RB, shall take a look

[Eggs]

Thanks RB, shall take a look

…they are listed above, Matey.

[Benjy23]

Going to take that 80s on Knight Salute today and Triumph. It's probably about the right price, unless he wins really well, but I've not got anything in the triumph yet so could be a decent start.

[Eggs]

Going to take that 80s on Knight Salute today and Triumph. It's probably about the right price, unless he wins really well, but I've not got anything in the triumph yet so could be a decent start.

….yep, that and the Blue Lord offer stood out for me. I think it’s win at Cheltenham went a little under the radar. Brennan punched the air going over the line which seemed a strange reaction & he’s back on today. Certainly a race to watch with interest.

[Carnage at Taunton]

…they are listed above, Matey.

Thanks Eggs
I quiet like the Knight Salute one as well, think I will have a bit of that.
Much appreciated

[Benjy23]

….yep, that and the Blue Lord offer stood out for me. I think it’s win at Cheltenham went a little under the radar. Brennan punched the air going over the line which seemed a strange reaction & he’s back on today. Certainly a race to watch with interest.

Yea, was quite impressed how he jumped and traveled last time, and then had a turn of pace at the finish. Unfashionable trainer probably helps him go under the radar a bit, as much as he's having a decent season..

[Birds Nest]

I’ll be watching this one closely tomorrow & have taken some of the above. I know I’ve mentioned him a couple of times on here on several threads but think he could be a real fly in ointment come March. Could end up in the Arkle, Marsh or even back hurdling if he can’t jump fences and then Champion Hurdle becomes an interest for Munir/Souede and I generally don’t think he’d be out of place in any of them.

Last years’s Supreme - all anyone’s talked about is Appreciate It and nothing else out of the field, bar Ballyadam not being as good as first hyped.

Blue Lord pulled clear of the rest before coming down at the last & was 6l behind Appreciate It at the time who finished 24 lengths ahead of Ballyadam. He travelled strongly throughout & was not stopping getting up the hill even if beaten at the last. I think given all of the big “names” in the Mullins yard has gone under the radar.

He’s obviously expected to win tomorrow but I’d like to see a real good performance, something electric & more assured than I thought Bob Olinger’s fencing debut was for instance… he puts it all together & I’d expect he’ll be cut from 33s generally for the Arkle/Marsh to 16s. His target at the Festival is obviously far form certain too, especially given the talent available at the Mullins yard. One worth considering IMO with any race effectively at 33/1 should he win tomorrow.

Thanks for the reminder, been on the radar but a/r solves the headache...ta very much

[robith]

FFS didn't take the 33s last night on Blue Lord and its 20 now