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Forum Yankee - April
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Originally posted by CUEMYCARD View PostIs Thyme Hill Stayers worth consideration ?
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Ballyadam for the Ballymore. I reckon he’ll go here, good price and potential to go off really short if he fulfills his potential.
The others are locked on targets so good to chuck in one with a big potential upside, but which is also far more risky.
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Originally posted by Vautour View PostBallyadam for the Ballymore. I reckon he’ll go here, good price and potential to go off really short if he fulfills his potential.
The others are locked on targets so good to chuck in one with a big potential upside, but which is also far more risky.
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Originally posted by Kevloaf View PostBang Al Boum Photo in there.
He's 6/1 and Goshen is 5/1
Freaking laughable.
A horse that’s won the last 2 gold cups is one thing to keep the price short, but the fact 46 weeks beforehand we know that a) his target is confirmed and b) 95% sure that he’ll run only 1 race in the build up at Tramore (reasonably uncompetitive) 10 weeks in advance of the Gold Cup....all of these aforementioned ‘criteria’ would suggest 6/1 is actually,at the very worst, a sound price? Even if you take a ‘fudge factor’ of him making it to the festival, his 6/1 now is the biggest price you’ll get in those 46 ante post weeks? He’ll only be grazing over the next 7 months before his New Year’s Day return and then he would have been nibbled into 9/2 kind of price as all favourites who sit idle tend to do??
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Originally posted by EnvoyAllen View PostKev, you write a lot of good stuff on here and your knowledge is obviously sound, but with regards Al Boum Photo (and I have not a single ante post penny on him) - why would you suggest the 6/1 is ‘laughable’.
A horse that’s won the last 2 gold cups is one thing to keep the price short, but the fact 46 weeks beforehand we know that a) his target is confirmed and b) 95% sure that he’ll run only 1 race in the build up at Tramore (reasonably uncompetitive) 10 weeks in advance of the Gold Cup....all of these aforementioned ‘criteria’ would suggest 6/1 is actually,at the very worst, a sound price? Even if you take a ‘fudge factor’ of him making it to the festival, his 6/1 now is the biggest price you’ll get in those 46 ante post weeks? He’ll only be grazing over the next 7 months before his New Year’s Day return and then he would have been nibbled into 9/2 kind of price as all favourites who sit idle tend to do??
Kev is saying the 6s for the Gold Cup is a much better bet than Goshen is at 5s for the champion hurdle
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Originally posted by EnvoyAllen View PostKev, you write a lot of good stuff on here and your knowledge is obviously sound, but with regards Al Boum Photo (and I have not a single ante post penny on him) - why would you suggest the 6/1 is ‘laughable’.
A horse that’s won the last 2 gold cups is one thing to keep the price short, but the fact 46 weeks beforehand we know that a) his target is confirmed and b) 95% sure that he’ll run only 1 race in the build up at Tramore (reasonably uncompetitive) 10 weeks in advance of the Gold Cup....all of these aforementioned ‘criteria’ would suggest 6/1 is actually,at the very worst, a sound price? Even if you take a ‘fudge factor’ of him making it to the festival, his 6/1 now is the biggest price you’ll get in those 46 ante post weeks? He’ll only be grazing over the next 7 months before his New Year’s Day return and then he would have been nibbled into 9/2 kind of price as all favourites who sit idle tend to do??
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