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2015 Supreme Novices Hurdle

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WPM confusing us again look at this on Tell Us More:confused:

A mile and a half victor at the Curragh, in his days on the flat, Mckinley (33/1) showed that bit of pace to outpoint two previous point-to-point winners, Tell Us More and Free Expression, in the first Grade 1 at Naas, the Lawlor's Hotel Novice Hurdle.

Third string for Gigginstown House Stud and Willie Mullins under Paul Townend, Mckinley was coming back to action quickly after pulling up at Leopardstown just last Saturday.

However that was obviously just a temporary issue and here in the closing stages he mastered his fellow Gigginstown House and Mullins runner, Tell Us More, by three parts of a length.

That fellow, the choice of the owner's retained rider, Bryan Cooper, went off odds-on and put in a bold-jumping display from the front until succumbing in the latter part of the two and a half miler.

Free Expression (13/8 2nd fav) meanwhile, didn't pass the jumping test, getting a few of his hurdles wrong, and ended up a length and a half back in third.

"This fella is improving all the time but I didn't think he had improved that much," said Mullins.

"I only threw him into the race at the last minute as I thought 'where else do I go with him.'

"Paul gave him a great ride. The improvement I've seen in his homework is vindicated.

"Tell Us More jumped fantastic and raced great. He probably had to do all the donkey work and that probably just told.

"He beat off Free Expression, the one that we thought would jump and stay as well as anything.

"It's possible Mckinley's flat race experience might have paid off. Tell Us More had three races where he didn't have to fight or battle and inexperience might have beaten him.

"We'll look at the Deloitte now for them. There are a few novice hurdles around and we'll see how they come out of that and see how next weeks novices get on.

"We thought Tell Us More was a stayer but we might think about coming back in trip now.

"Killer Crow (second last under Ruby Walsh) probably wants further and better ground."
 
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Starting to get into the Cheltenham frame of mind so did a bit of analysis on record of big 4 in the race.

Of late it has really been worth following Walsh, AP and Geraghty - forecast/tricast potential if you stuck with them.

http://www.fatjockey.com/cheltenham...m_races.php?Supreme-Novice-Hurdle-Jockeys-153
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Good stuff there Vic.

Duovan out at the weekend but already 5/1 in Antepost market. I think I ill wait until morning of the race now.
What will AP have this year ?
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Douvan puts his Supreme Novice credentials to test in Grade 2 <a href="https://twitter.com/punchestownrace">@punchestownrace</a> tomorrow won by Vautour last year <a href="http://t.co/QP68jjIXZq">pic.twitter.com/QP68jjIXZq</a></p>— Fat Jockey (@FatJockeyTips) <a href="https://twitter.com/FatJockeyTips/status/553520646345744384">January 9, 2015</a></blockquote>
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I think I might have underestimated Douvan.

Impossible to oppose after that ... Though I did note the whatever race he goes for stuff from Ruby :)
 
Looked better than anything VT or FH did last year in my view. absolute lump job.
 
I don't like taking shorts prices about Novices. I am guessing Mullins will have at least three in the race Douvan - Ruby alvisio Ville AP Nicols canyon Townend - could easily have a Gigginstown runner too.

Anyone know what Mordin said about lami serge in the Irish Field ?
 
Douvan did look good yesterday, but, again, in a small field on soft ground against low rated stayers, different test at Cheltenham on all fronts. He's also very short for the Neptune so it's difficult to know which race he'll be aimed at, another one to leave until much nearer the time for me. He did seem to jump really well though, unlike Faugheen who jumps better the faster they go, this could be a chink in the armour of Douvan, we won't know how good a jumper he is at speed, probably until the day of the race.
 
Visually Douvan looked good but the form of first run - beat a subsequent Grade1 winner reads better.
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>RP Ratings still have <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/lamiserge?src=hash">#lamiserge</a> ahead of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/douvan?src=hash">#douvan</a> <a href="http://t.co/cCK9HLcc6S">http://t.co/cCK9HLcc6S</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/cheltfest?src=hash">#cheltfest</a> <a href="http://t.co/6ky4KNtpbg">pic.twitter.com/6ky4KNtpbg</a></p>— Fat Jockey (@FatJockeyTips) <a href="https://twitter.com/FatJockeyTips/status/554225018541187072">January 11, 2015</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>.<a href="https://twitter.com/Timeform1948">@Timeform1948</a> plot the path to Supreme victory <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Vautour?src=hash">#Vautour</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Douvan?src=hash">#Douvan</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/LAmiSerge?src=hash">#LAmiSerge</a>. <a href="http://t.co/HGSlPty5QG">pic.twitter.com/HGSlPty5QG</a></p>— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) <a href="https://twitter.com/AtTheRaces/status/554616800873168897">January 12, 2015</a></blockquote>
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Ellison targeting Sky Bet Supreme Scottish Trial

The Road to Cheltenham moves north of the border on Sunday, February 1, when Musselburgh stages the Scottish Cheltenham Trials Day.

Opening the card at Musselburgh is the £20,000 Sky Bet Supreme Scottish Trial Novices' Hurdle (1.00pm) over two miles, which is the penultimate contest in the series of trials sponsored by Sky Bet ahead of the Grade One Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday, March 10.

Heading the market at 3/1 with Sky Bet is El Namoose (John Ferguson), successful in three of his four starts in bumpers and a comfortable four-length winner on his hurdling debut at Huntingdon on November 11.

Malton handler Brian Ellison has two entries headed by The Grey Taylor, who is a 5/1 shot with Sky Bet. The six-year-old was formerly trained by Steve Gollings and made a winning debut over hurdles in a two-mile contest at Wetherby on November 1.

The Grey Taylor was subsequently moved to Ellison and doubled up under a penalty over the same course and distance on November 26. He surrendered his unbeaten record at Wetherby on December 27, when beaten a short-head by smart Flat recruit A Boy Named Suzi.

Ellison reported: "The Grey Taylor is flying and definitely runs on Sunday.

"I was pleased with his first two starts. He won really well the first day and last time he was trying to give a lot of weight away to a good Flat horse. I know the winner has been beaten since but he probably did not stay.

"I think The Grey Taylor has come on again and better ground will improve him as well. Musselburgh won't be a problem to him - he has plenty of pace - and we have had this race in mind for a while.

"We have given him an entry in the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham."

Ellison is also planning to run Amaze (25/1), who will be having his first start over hurdles since finishing sixth in a Perth juvenile hurdle in September, 2011. The seven-year-old was last seen out when second in a 10-furlong handicap at Newcastle in June.

Ellison added: "Amaze will run as well. He basically doesn't like the starting stalls, so I thought we would give him a shot over hurdles."

There are three entries from Nicky Henderson, including the 4/1 second favourite Cardinal Walter. A smart middle-distance handicapper on the Flat, Cardinal Walter scored by seven lengths on his hurdling debut at Doncaster on December 12. The master of Seven Barrows could also run Sweet Deal (7/1), who won on his first two starts over hurdles but struggled in handicap company last time out and the J P McManus-owned Saint Charles (8/1), who got off the mark at Doncaster on January 9.

Some Plan (Tom George, 7/1) only found the smart Seedling a length and a half too strong at Cheltenham in December, while the two entries from Donald McCain - Roserrow (8/1) and Starchitect (10/1) - are both dual already winners this season. Starchitect chased home the high-class Peace And Co in a Grade Two contest at Doncaster in December, while Roserrow was a course and distance winner last time out on November 6.

The one chance of the prize staying in Scotland could come from Stylish Chap (Lucinda Russell, 16/1), who scored over the course and distance last time out on January 5.

Completing the entries are Restraint Of Trade (Jennie Candlish, 25/1), formerly decent on the Flat for Godolphin and successful over hurdles at Bangor in December, and the Irish-trained Ashjar (Colin McBratney, 40/1) who won at Tramore back in May but has been largely disappointing since.

Sky Bet Supreme Scottish Trial Novices' Hurdle, Sky Bet odds: 3/1 El Namoose; 4/1 Cardinal Walter; 5/1 Some Plan, The Grey Taylor; 7/1 Sweet Deal; 8/1 Roserrow, Saint Charles; 10/1 Starchitect; 16/1 Stylish Chap; 25/1 Amaze, Restraint Of Trade, 40/1 Ashjar

Michael Shinners, Racing PR Manager for Sky Bet, said: "We are delighted to extend the Road to the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle to Musselburgh and have been rewarded with what looks like an excellent race.
 
Walsh confirmed Douvan on course for the Skybet Supreme Novices' Hurdle, for which he has been backed into as short as 15-8, rather than the longer Neptune Novices' Hurdle.

"It is hard to imagine you would send him over further than two miles having won around the inside track at Punchestown," Walsh told Racing UK. "He only did as much as I asked him to do there but he jumped brilliantly and travelled super. He has plenty of pace, although he did beat stayers there.

"I'd have maximum respect for L'Ami Serge. It takes a good horse to do what he did at Sandown in the Tolworth. I was very impressed with him there."
 
ive got Alvisio Ville at 33-1 for supreme, hoping he runs in the deloitte and proves to be as good as they think.
 
Hoof said:
fry keeps talking about jolly allan for the Supreme. Would they run both ?
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They Ran captain cwe bee against bino and Jezki againt Tenty in the Supreme - so yes imo.
 
Breakdown of Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle entries by trainer

18 entries
Willie Mullins IRE – Alvisio Ville, Aminabad, Black Hercules, Daring Carlotta, Dicosimo, Douvan, Kalkir, Lyrical Theatre, Max Dynamite, McKinley, Morning Run, Nichols Canyon, Open Eagle, Outlander, Royal Caviar, Sempre Medici, Shaneshill, Tell Us More

5 entries
John Ferguson – Commissioned, El Namoose, Parlour Games, Qewy, Zip Top
Tony Martin IRE – Blair Perrone, Golantilla, No Dice, Okotoks, Velvet Maker
Paul Nicholls – Apsatou, Chartbreaker, Ibis Du Rheu, Lac Leman, Vago Collonges

4 entries
Nicky Henderson – Cardinal Walter, Hunters Hoof, L’Ami Serge, Peace And Co

3 entries
Sandra Hughes IRE – All Hell Let Loose, Phil’s Magic, Sub Lieutenant

2 entries
Jim Best – Boru’s Brook, Kiama Bay
Henry de Bromhead IRE – Identity Thief, Sizing John
Harry Fry – Jollyallan, Jolly’s Cracked It Philip Hobbs – Risk A Fine, War Sound Alan King – Chatez, Karezak
Mouse Morris IRE – Alpha Des Obeaux, Baily Cloud
Lucinda Russell – Stylish Chap, Thorpe
Dan Skelton – Fascino Rustico, Zarib
Lucy Wadham – A Boy Named Suzi, Lanceur Dermot Weld IRE – Silver Concorde, Windsor Park Evan Williams – Laser Hawk, On Tour
Venetia Williams – Aso, Otago Trail

1 entry
Jack Barry IRE – Bentelimar
Jenny Candlish – Restraint Of Trade Rebecca Curtis – Beast Of Burden Philip Dempsey IRE – Mr Diablo Stuart Edmunds – Cloonacool Gordon Elliott IRE – Vercingetorix Brian Ellison – The Grey Taylor Tom George – Some Plan
Warren Greatrex – Seedling Des McDonogh IRE – Theophilus Noel Meade IRE – Rich Coast Gary Moore - Dabadiyan
Dr Richard Newland – Ebony Express David Pipe – Twentytwo’s Taken John Quinn – Chieftain’s Choice Nicky Richards – Glingerburn
Pat Shanahan IRE – Hold The Line Nigel Twiston-Davies – Ballybolley Tim Vaughan – Nathans Pride Harry Whittington - Arzal
 
Record of trainers with entries in the Sky Bet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle (since 1994 plus any winners beforehand)
Year Pos Horse Jockey SP Jack Barry IRE (Bentelimar)
No previous runners

Jim Best (Boru’s Brook, Kiama Bay)
No previous runners

Henry de Bromhead IRE (Identity Thief, Sizing John)
No previous runners

Jenny Candlish (Restraint Of Trade)
No previous runners

Rebecca Curtis (Beast Of Burden)
No previous runners

Philip Dempsey IRE (Mr Diablo)
No previous runners

Stuart Edmunds (Cloonacool)
No previous runners

Gordon Elliott IRE (Vercingetorix)
2013 7th Cause Of Causes Davy Condon 33/1

Brian Ellison (The Grey Taylor)

2004 9th Zibeline Graham Lee 100/1
2011 11th Marsh Warbler Fearghal Davis 22/1

John Ferguson (Commissioned, El Namoose, Parlour Games, Qewy, Zip Top)
2014 12th Three Kingdoms Denis O'Regan 33/1

Harry Fry (Jollyallan, Jolly’s Cracked It)
No previous runners

Tom George (Some Plan)
No previous runners

Warren Greatrex (Seedling)
2010 16th Chain Of Command Wayne Hutchinson 100/1

Nicky Henderson (Cardinal Walter, Hunters Hoof, L’Ami Serge, Peace And Co)

1986 1st River Ceiriog Steve Smith Eccles 40/1
1992 1st Flown Jamie Osborne 13/2
1994 6th Barna Boy Mick Fitzgerald 10/1
1995 10th Who Is Equiname Mick Fitzgerald 33/1
1996 2nd Kimanicky Mick Fitzgerald 11/2
1996 PU Brave Patriarch Brendan Powell 66/1
1999 8th Perfect Venue John Kavanagh 50/1
1999 9th All Gong Mick Fitzgerald 25/1
2000 9th Dusk Duel Mick Fitzgerald 8/1
2002 10th Got One Too Mick Fitzgerald 16/1
2002 15th Dungarvans Choice John Kavanagh 25/1
2003 3rd Chauvinist Mick Fitzgerald 20/1
2004 3rd Fleet Street Andrew Tinkler 20/1
2004 PU Perle de Puce Mick Fitzgerald 8/1
2007 3rd Amaretto Rose Mick Fitzgerald 2/1f
2008 2nd Binocular A P McCoy 8/1c
2008 10th Khyber Kim Mick Fitzgerald 17/2
2008 15th Sentry Duty Andrew Tinkler 11/1
2009 8th Ainama A P McCoy 14/1


2010 4th Oscar Whisky Barry Geraghty 11/1
2010 UR General Miller Andrew Tinkler 25/1
2011 2nd Spirit Son Barry Geraghty 5/1
2011 3rd Sprinter Sacre A P McCoy 11/1
2011 10th Gibb River Andrew Tinkler 22/1
2012 2nd Darlan A P McCoy 7/1
2012 9th Tetlami Barry Geraghty 12/1
2013 2nd My Tent Or Yours A P McCoy 15/8f
2013 8th River Maigue Barry Geraghty 18/1
2014 2nd Josses Hill Andrew Tinkler 14/1
2014 3rd Vaniteux Barry Geraghty 11/1

Philip Hobbs (Risk A Fine, War Sound)

1994 3rd Dreams End Peter Hobbs 12/1
1996 5th Ashwell Boy Graham McCourt 25/1
1998 8th Polar Prospect Glen Tormey 50/1
2000 4th Phardante Flyer Mr Paul Flynn 50/1
2002 3rd In Contrast Richard Johnson 16/1
2004 11th Lacdoudal Richard Johnson 16/1
2008 3rd Snap Tie Richard Johnson 20/1
2009 4th Copper Bleu Richard Johnson 14/1
2010 1st Menorah Richard Johnson 12/1
2011 PU Dunraven Storm Richard Johnson 20/1
2012 13th Colour Squadron Richard Johnson 14/1
2013 10th Cheltenian Richard Johnson 25/1
2005 6th Chilling Place Richard Johnson 9/1
2014 14th Garde La Victoire Richard Johnson 33/1

Sandra Hughes IRE (All Hell Let Loose, Phil’s Magic, Sub Lieutenant)
No previous runners

Alan King (Chatez, Karezak)

2003 7th Jaboune Richard Johnson 50/1
2004 8th Bourbon Manhattan Robert Thornton 20/1
2005 15th My Way de Solzen Robert Thornton 8/1
2009 2nd Medermit Robert Thornton 12/1
2012 4th Montbazon Robert Thornton 15/2
2014 5th Wilde Blue Yonder Robert Thornton 25/1

Tony Martin IRE (Blair Perrone, Golantilla, No Dice, Okotoks, Velvet Maker)
No runners since 1994

Des McDonogh IRE (Theophilus)
No runners since 1994

Noel Meade IRE (Rich Coast)

1998 7th Native Estates Paul Carberry 10/1
1999 UR Cardinal Hill Paul Carberry 11/4f
2000 1st Sausalito Bay Paul Carberry 14/1
2002 7th Scottish Memories Paul Carberry 50/1
2002 19th Snob Wells Carl Llewellyn 100/1
2003 10th Rosaker Paul Carberry 11/1
2004 12th Zum See Paul Carberry 16/1
2005 2nd Wild Passion Paul Carberry 10/1
2006 5th Sweet Wake Paul Carberry 5/2f
2006 7th Jazz Messenger Niall Madden 22/1
2007 13th Orbit O'Gold Niall Madden 20/1
2008 12th Muirhead Paul Carberry 8/1cf
2009 1st Go Native Paul Carberry 12/1
2012 16th Dylan Ross Paul Carberry 20/1

Gary Moore (Dabadiyan)

1998 F Shahrur John Kavanagh 33/1
2005 3rd Dusky Warbler Jamie Moore 20/1
2008 13th Numide Jamie Moore 33/1

2010 8th Vino Griego Jamie Moore 50/1

Mouse Morris IRE (Alpha Des Obeaux, Baily Cloud)

1983 1st Buck House Tommy Carmody 8/1
1996 8th Mulligan Conor O'Dwyer 50/1
1998 2nd His Song Richard Hughes 4/1f
2004 2nd War Of Attrition Conor O'Dwyer 33/1
2007 17th Shanghide Conor O'Dwyer 80/1
2008 14th The Gloves Are Off Davy Russell 33/1

Willie Mullins IRE (Alvisio Ville, Aminabad, Black Hercules, Daring Carlotta, Dicosimo, Douvan, Kalkir, Lyrical Theatre, Max Dynamite, McKinley, Morning Run, Nichols Canyon, Open Eagle, Outlander, Royal Caviar, Sempre Medici, Shaneshill, Tell Us More)
1995 1st Tourist Attraction Mark Dwyer 25/1
1997 6th Three Scholars David Casey 20/1
1998 24th Really Chuffed David Casey 33/1
1999 5th Wither Or Which Ruby Walsh 20/1
2002 F Adamant Approach Ruby Walsh 12/1
2003 14th Joueur D'Estruval Charlie Swan 14/1
2003 SU Arch Stanton David Casey 25/1
2004 6th Arch Stanton Shay Barry 33/1
2004 13th Euro Leader Davy Russell 66/1
2006 11th Quatre Heures David Casey 10/1
2007 1st Ebaziyan Davy Condon 40/1
2009 5th Cousin Vinny Mr Patrick Mullins 9/4f
2009 12th Kempes Ruby Walsh 9/1
2010 5th Flat Out Paul Townend 20/1
2010 10th Blackstairmountain Ruby Walsh 12/1
2011 7th Zaidpour Paul Townend 11/1
2012 6th Allure Of Illusion Davy Condon 40/1
2012 15th Midnight Game Paul Townend 18/1
2012 19th Simenon David Casey 50/1
2013 1st Champagne Fever Ruby Walsh 5/1
2013 4th Un Atout Davy Russell 6/1
2013 6th Pique Sous Paul Townend 25/1
2014 1st Vautour Ruby Walsh 7/2jf
2014 6th Wicklow Brave Paul Townend 8/1
2014 10th Valseur Lido Bryan Cooper 16/1

Dr Richard Newland (Ebony Express)
No previous runners

Paul Nicholls (Apsatou, Chartbreaker, Ibis Du Rheu, Lac Leman, Vago Collonges)

1996 11th Call Equiname A P McCoy 10/1
1999 11th Silence Reigns Joe Tizzard 66/1
2000 7th Silence Reigns Joe Tizzard 20/1
2003 5th Thisthatandtother Ruby Walsh 9/2
2004 5th Garde Champetre Timmy Murphy 11/1
2004 10th Albuhera Ruby Walsh 5/1
2006 1st Noland Ruby Walsh 6/1
2006 6th Natal Christian Williams 16/1
2007 2nd Granit Jack Ruby Walsh 15/2
2007 8th Kicks For Free Sam Thomas 22/1
2008 5th Rippling Ring Ruby Walsh 10/1
2008 PU Pasco Sam Thomas 16/1
2009 13th Shamari Christian Williams 66/1
2011 1st Al Ferof Ruby Walsh 10/1
2012 5th Prospect Wells Ruby Walsh 14/1
2013 9th Dodging Bullets Daryl Jacob 12/1
2014 9th Irving Nick Scholfield 7/2jf

David Pipe (Twentytwo’s Taken)

2009 14th Leo's Lucky Star Tom Scudamore 50/1
2009 9th Torphichen Andrew McNamara 7/1
2010 12th Dan Breen Tom Scudamore 25/1


2010 13th Dream Esteem Danny Cook 100/1
2012 18th Catch Tammy Tom Scudamore 200/1
2014 11th The Liquidator Tom Scudamore 12/1

John Quinn (Chieftain’s Choice)

2005 5th Aleron Russ Garritty 150/1
2006 12th Crow Wood Russ Garritty 16/1
2011 5th Recession Proof Robert Thornton 12/1

Nicky Richards (Glingerburn)
No previous runners

Lucinda Russell (Stylish Chap, Thorpe)
No previous runners

Pat Shanahan IRE (Hold The Line)
No previous runners

Dan Skelton (Fascino Rustico, Zarib)
No previous runners

Nigel Twiston-Davies (Ballybolley)

1994 1st Arctic Kinsman Carl Llewellyn 50/1
1995 18th Taos Carl Llewellyn 11/1
1996 4th Speedwell Prince Carl Llewellyn 25/1
1997 9th Queen of Spades Carl Llewellyn 15/2
1997 F Mister Rm David Bridgwater 25/1
1998 3rd Gatflax Carl Llewellyn 16/1
1999 12th Prominent Profile Carl Llewellyn 25/1
2003 12th Tramantano Carl Llewellyn 100/1
2006 19th Nikola Carl Llewellyn 100/1
2008 11th Pigeon Island Paddy Brennan 8/1cf
2009 PU Leamington Lad Paddy Brennan 150/1
2010 14th Cootehill Paddy Brennan 66/1
2014 15th Splash Of Ginge Sam Twiston-Davies 20/1

Lucy Wadham (A Boy Named Suzi, Lanceur)
No previous runners

Dermot Weld IRE (Silver Concorde, Windsor Park)

1994 9th Aiybak Brendan Sheridan 12/1
1995 4th Blazing Spectacle Brendan Sheridan 11/2
1997 PU Humbel Richard Dunwoody 7/1
1998 5th Archive Footage Richard Dunwoody 10/1
2002 18th Mutakarrim David Casey 25/1
2003 9th Mutakarrim Timmy Murphy 14/1
2005 9th Akshar Barry Geraghty 14/1
2011 12th Hidden Universe Mr Robbie McNamara 16/1
2012 7th Galileo's Choice Mr Robbie McNamara 6/1f

Tim Vaughan (Nathans Pride)
2012 11th Jimbill Aidan Coleman 100/1

Harry Whittington (Arzal)
No previous runners

Evan Williams (Laser Hawk, On Tour)

2010 7th Fiulin Paul Moloney 100/1
2009 24th Cedrus Libani Paul Moloney 100/1

Venetia Williams (Aso, Otago Trail)

2003 6th Limerick Boy Tony Dobbin 33/1
2007 9th Tyson Paul O'Neill 12/1
 
Fry happy with Jollyallan and still says Supreme the target.
 
Morning Glory said:
Fry happy with Jollyallan and still says Supreme the target.
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Reaction generally very positive

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Think Jollyallan ran a fine Supreme trial today - that sort of ability behind a hardy 154 older horse puts him bang in the mix.</p>— Nick Luck (@nickluck) <a href="https://twitter.com/nickluck/status/561606898164977664">January 31, 2015</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Trainer Harry Fry on Jollyallan's close 2nd at Sandown: "AP said the ground has beaten him." <a href="http://t.co/95Ph8N4x5G">pic.twitter.com/95Ph8N4x5G</a></p>— Tom Thurgood (@tdthurgood) <a href="https://twitter.com/tdthurgood/status/561517631254327296">January 31, 2015</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Garde La Victoire and Jollyallan are going to be some beasts over fences in the future.</p>— Rory Jiwani (@roryjiwani) <a href="https://twitter.com/roryjiwani/status/561515583993556993">January 31, 2015</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
 
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