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Originally posted by BigChaang View PostEskylane get's a mention in the " Irish Eyecatchers " .
A.T.Races stable tours page , Tony Keenan .
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostYep, knew I wasn't going mad. He doesn't pinpoint Supreme but he does mention him in same light as Abacadabras i.e. needing to fast run race so that he can cruise in behind without burning energy like he did in Bumper. He travelled great in that but had nothing left due to wanting to do too much.
This is what I posted in mid April and the only change I’ve had is that I think the Ballymore could come into the equation now but definitely not the Supreme.
Eskylane - Gordon Elliott - Albert Bartlett
Although I originally only wanted to take Ferny Hollow and Appreciate It out of the Champion Bumper, I think Eskylane ran a great race on later reflection. He’d have preferred to have been up with the pace but got left at the start. He travelled well into the home straight but did not have the pace of the front two and plugged on for fifth. By Flemensfirth he’s going to be better over further and obstacles.Last edited by JackieMoon33; 13 October 2020, 09:13 PM.
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View PostDid he have nothing left or was he one paced and needs further?
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostBased on him starting slowly and almost being rushed up into the race, then looking a bit keen, I'd say the former. Stronger run race like the Supreme always is will suit him better. He could easily mirror what Aba did last season. I've only backed him TWAR currently but am slowly talking myself into betting him for the opener. It just fits.
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostBased on him starting slowly and almost being rushed up into the race, then looking a bit keen, I'd say the former. Stronger run race like the Supreme always is will suit him better. He could easily mirror what Aba did last season. I've only backed him TWAR currently but am slowly talking myself into betting him for the opener. It just fits.
Eskylane will be 7 years of age, an age that doesn't have a great record in the Supreme, he has also had (including PTP's) 8 runs to date, that's quite a significant amount of runs already in his career for a potential Supreme Novice Hurdle winner, he is also by Flemensfirth, who is yet to sire a Supreme winner, as far as I'm aware, and he's sired a hell of a lot of horses to date!
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostBased on him starting slowly and almost being rushed up into the race, then looking a bit keen, I'd say the former. Stronger run race like the Supreme always is will suit him better. He could easily mirror what Aba did last season. I've only backed him TWAR currently but am slowly talking myself into betting him for the opener. It just fits.
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Originally posted by ComplyOrDie View PostWith the exception of the bumper run his profile is plenty different from that of Abacadabras.
Eskylane will be 7 years of age, an age that doesn't have a great record in the Supreme, he has also had (including PTP's) 8 runs to date, that's quite a significant amount of runs already in his career for a potential Supreme Novice Hurdle winner, he is also by Flemensfirth, who is yet to sire a Supreme winner, as far as I'm aware, and he's sired a hell of a lot of horses to date!
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Originally posted by JackieMoon33 View PostAba was always a speed ball so other than being trained by Elliott and running in the bumper, that’s where the comparison ends in my eyes. Until the recent stable tour, most quotes about Eskylane involved the words “galloping” and/or “stayer”.
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