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72Honeysuckle 8/1129.17%21Shishkin 4/60%0Allaho 5/458.33%42Bob Olinger 11/101.39%1Galopin Des Champs 13/811.11%8Last edited by Kevloaf; 28 January 2022, 03:22 PM. -
Simple for me. Honeysuckle. The rest are chase races which bumps the risk up. -
Not watched yet - but will do later
But well done all 3 of you.....the others have been excellent....and much better than many of the others offered online
By way, we got a mention by one...Cheltmental i think....as the go-to forum
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Kevloaf Bit off topic, but is that Skyrim art on the wall behind you? Those mountains look familiar...
Loved the podcast as always guys. Feel better about having Honeysuckle & Allaho as the base of a lot of my multiples.
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Certainly is
Skyrim, Meatloaf, Frankel .... the big 3.Comment
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I used to be a podcaster like you. Then I took an arrow to the kneeOriginally posted by Kevloaf View Post
Certainly is
Skyrim, Meatloaf, Frankel .... the big 3.Comment
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1 like doesn't do justice to just how much I liked that.Originally posted by robith View PostComment
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If you add tags to the video it is easier for people who are searching for festival content to find your video.
You have a description it is in that area you can add tags.Comment
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Ok I get you, I think racing punters would like them but fully understand.Comment
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Not listened yet lads so may have been touched on by your good selves, but for me the Allaho price is still more than fair and I’m not surprised to see him garner the majority of the votes. If I didn’t have a chunky bet on at slightly bigger odds I’d see no issue in going in at the current price tbh.
Allaho is probably around as far ahead of his likely rivals as Shishkin is ahead of every other rival barring Energumene - and therein is the key. We know that there’s little in it between those two, maybe the difference of only an unfortunately timed jumping error from shishkin, and while the general school of thought (myself included) is that getting back to Cheltenham will swing it further in his favour there’s no getting away from the fact that Allaho will have nothing of Energumenes ilk lining up against him. Yet Shishkin is significantly shorter
Then compare to Bob Olinger, who is generally the same price for his race as Allaho - a very good horse last season and has looked good so far this season, but goes into the race having less experience than ideal, and facing rivals that for the most part he will have not faced off against before, at least not over fences. Allaho has basically got to beat the same horses he’s beaten last year and twice this season comfortably again. Yet him & Bob are the same price, and that’s not evening mentioning that there’s a bit of a consensus (not sure I’m a believer myself) that Bobs jumping may let him down abit.
Allaho has already beaten pretty much all his likely rivals comfortably, on multiple occasions in some instances, and I’m struggling to think of a single horse from last years novices that would even lay a glove on Allaho in the Ryanair. Janidil the only potential danger I’d say, ran close enough to him the first day this season and probably the most likely to find some further improvement. At 14/1 and bigger on the exchange it’s not going to do you too much damage to get a decent hedge on your Allaho position.Comment
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Another enjoyable listen lads.
It’s a long one, but doesn’t feel like it. Sign of a good podcast
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Not had a chance to listen yet gents, but went with Allaho, purely because he’s odds against.
He looks like he’s improving the fact he’s won on reappearance which he’s failed to do the last 2 years.
Hes just blowing away the opposition and the fact WPM wasn’t too happy with him post race, shows they are expecting more again.Comment
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