Unpopular opinion but I wasn't blown away by him. Might be proved wrong but I'd have him comfortably behind Bon bons and Sir Gerhard
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2022 Supreme Novices Hurdle
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Originally posted by Altior View PostUnpopular opinion but I wasn't blown away by him. Might be proved wrong but I'd have him comfortably behind Bon bons and Sir Gerhard
Probably not a lot, the market is expecting the same result, but no doubt he’ll go fav for the supreme post race.
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Originally posted by Craigy14 View Post
I thought he was really good, but I’d question what we’ll learn beating the same horse again who is second fav in the market on Saturday.
Probably not a lot, the market is expecting the same result, but no doubt he’ll go fav for the supreme post race.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
This is half the battle isn't it. Until Cheltenham, the majority of them just beat the same horses unfortunately. Happens a fair bit during novice hurdle campaigns. Once Cheltenham is over we then have a line on the Irish to British form.which I sort of agree with. Think it was Rooster made the point the other day about getting the sort of definitive answers at Cheltenham, instead of beforehand. Was in reference to WPM then moving targets but I suppose it’s similar with any trainer to be honest.
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Originally posted by Dandrew99 View Post
First I've heard that it was a leg fracture, I've had a Google and can't find the interview.
(Willie talking about the State Man injury)
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Originally posted by Craigy14 View Post
Yeah very true, not as if Henderson is going to let them do battle against each otherwhich I sort of agree with. Think it was Rooster made the point the other day about getting the sort of definitive answers at Cheltenham, instead of beforehand. Was in reference to WPM then moving targets but I suppose it’s similar with any trainer to be honest.
Has to be a dream scenario for this kind of forum I would have thought.
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Originally posted by Dandrew99 View Post
Upon further googling I still haven't found this bloody interview... if anybody has any ideas then please let me know as it's driving me low key insane
(Willie talking about the State Man injury)
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Just posted in my diary.
If Constitution wins as expected on Saturday then Henderson is looking like having jt favs at approx 5/2 the pair.
This works out at odds on combined.
If one were to stpe aside or miss the race the other would be 6/4 at best.
And both would become Ballymore favourite if he suggested either may or were to go there.
They simply have to discuss the option.
I know he's done it before, and I know they have different jockeys but it's still something you'd discuss at least.
especially if nothing emerges post Dublin.
Got to be tempting to try and win 2 races, and got to be tempting to an owner to avoid a really good horse and go for a weaker race.
And both look more than capable of winning either race.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View Post
This is half the battle isn't it. Until Cheltenham, the majority of them just beat the same horses unfortunately. Happens a fair bit during novice hurdle campaigns. Once Cheltenham is over we then have a line on the Irish to British form.
Its great to back up gut feeling through watching horses with a winner, not so great with the losers though!!
But that’s one of the main reasons I love the festival.
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostJust posted in my diary.
If Constitution wins as expected on Saturday then Henderson is looking like having jt favs at approx 5/2 the pair.
This works out at odds on combined.
If one were to stpe aside or miss the race the other would be 6/4 at best.
And both would become Ballymore favourite if he suggested either may or were to go there.
They simply have to discuss the option.
I know he's done it before, and I know they have different jockeys but it's still something you'd discuss at least.
especially if nothing emerges post Dublin.
Got to be tempting to try and win 2 races, and got to be tempting to an owner to avoid a really good horse and go for a weaker race.
And both look more than capable of winning either race.
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Originally posted by Zachx02 View Post
The ballymore point has to be taken serious in my opinion, right now that race is wide open with no real market leader if one did go to the ballymore I would say it would be Constitution Hill going off of his single run so far but the Tolworth will tell us more this weekend
He hasn't many options.
This would further cloud the issue.
But JP would be in charge of this decision I reckon.
So yes, CH would be the most likely, and they could use his 2 sandown wins as evidence of staying, especially if it's heavy saturday.
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Originally posted by PresentingPercy View Post
Cannot find the interview myself but if memory serves me correct Willie did say State Man picked up a fracture from a horse standing on him when he fell, and in the same sentence said SWIW fractured her nose from her fall. I believe both suffered the same injury.
Would just like some news to be honest. You'd assume that they've had someone check him out by now?!
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostJust posted in my diary.
If Constitution wins as expected on Saturday then Henderson is looking like having jt favs at approx 5/2 the pair.
This works out at odds on combined.
If one were to stpe aside or miss the race the other would be 6/4 at best.
And both would become Ballymore favourite if he suggested either may or were to go there.
They simply have to discuss the option.
I know he's done it before, and I know they have different jockeys but it's still something you'd discuss at least.
especially if nothing emerges post Dublin.
Got to be tempting to try and win 2 races, and got to be tempting to an owner to avoid a really good horse and go for a weaker race.
And both look more than capable of winning either race.
If he thinks both should be in the Supreme cos it’s right for the horses, I don’t think one of the owners will go against that.
It is something I thought about I must admit, just don’t think it will happen.
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Originally posted by Quevega View PostJust posted in my diary.
If Constitution wins as expected on Saturday then Henderson is looking like having jt favs at approx 5/2 the pair.
This works out at odds on combined.
If one were to stpe aside or miss the race the other would be 6/4 at best.
And both would become Ballymore favourite if he suggested either may or were to go there.
They simply have to discuss the option.
I know he's done it before, and I know they have different jockeys but it's still something you'd discuss at least.
especially if nothing emerges post Dublin.
Got to be tempting to try and win 2 races, and got to be tempting to an owner to avoid a really good horse and go for a weaker race.
And both look more than capable of winning either race.
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Originally posted by Quevega View Post
There is a chance that Jonbon runs in the 2m 3f race shishkin ran in.
He hasn't many options.
This would further cloud the issue.
But JP would be in charge of this decision I reckon.
So yes, CH would be the most likely, and they could use his 2 sandown wins as evidence of staying, especially if it's heavy saturday.
If either were to go up in trip I suspect it would be Constitution Hill, but I'm with others that just think both will run in the Supreme.
The play I'd suggest on the doubles would be nrnb so you have the two of them both ways round, and if/when they don't run in the Ballymore it just reverts to topping up your two singles in the Supreme.Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more I sweat, the luckier I get.
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