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2026 Mares Hurdle

Wayward Lad said:
If it’s a few weeks or days before then you have the NRNB factor, which gives you options to hedge, although the prices will most likely be less than now

However at the moment maybe these swings give us opportunity to both ‘go in again’ on potential disinformation and also hedge against the market moves with a related double
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I personally just back her every time she drifts on the exchange for either of the two races. And then lay again when she inevitably shortens. Any time one of ricci, willie, Patrick, Ruby, townend etc makes a comment indicating shes leaning one way, she drifts for the opposite race. Then one of the others makes a contradictory comment a few days later and she shortens again. Rinse and repeat for the next two months 😂
 
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riccirich said:
I personally just back her every time she drifts on the exchange for either of the two races. And then lay again when she inevitably shortens. Any time one of ricci, willie, Patrick, Ruby, townend etc makes a comment indicating shes leaning one way, she drifts for the opposite race. Then one of the others makes a contradictory comment a few days later and she shortens again. Rinse and repeat for the next two months 😂
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Like a trader playing a stock based upon intel eh…….youse gonna be busy up until NRNB methinks ! 😳

The only difference though to trading Lossie in both races v’s a stock is that Lossiemouth may not win either race ! 😱
 
Wayward Lad said:
Like a trader playing a stock based upon intel eh…….youse gonna be busy up until NRNB methinks ! 😳

The only difference though to trading Lossie in both races v’s a stock is that Lossiemouth may not win either race ! 😱
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If you play it right you can lock in a profit on both races though, regardless of whether she wins either of them. Or just choose to lay off your stake and break even if she wins neither, but get the bigger reward if she does win one of them.
 
Baby Kate (Willie Mullins, Ireland)
Brighterdaysahead (Gordon Elliott, Ireland)
Dream On Baby (Emmet Mullins, Ireland)
Feet Of A Dancer (Paul Nolan, Ireland)
Golden Ace (Jeremy Scott)
Jade De Grugy (Willie Mullins, Ireland)
Jetara (Jessica Harrington, Ireland)
Jubilee Alpha (Paul Nicholls)
Kargese (Willie Mullins, Ireland)
Kateira (Dan Skelton)
La Pinsonniere (Nicky Henderson)
Lavida Adiva (Ruth Jefferson)
Let It Rain (Dan Skelton)
Listentoyourheart (Dan Skelton)
Lossiemouth (Willie Mullins, Ireland)
Murcia (Willie Mullins, Ireland)
Nurse Susan (Dan Skelton)
Park Princess (Anthony Honeyball)
Siog Geal (Fergal O'Brien)
Sotchi (James Grassick, France)
Sunset Marquesa (Joe Tizzard)
Supreme Malinas (Dan Skelton)
Take No Chances (Dan Skelton)
That'll Do Moss (Fergal O'Brien)
Wodhooh (Gordon Elliott, Ireland)
 
….for future reference, I’ve copied the list of entries into post #1.
 
….Wodhooh

‘She’s in great form. She’ll go straight to the Mares’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. She actually missed a week after her win at Leopardstown. She gave herself a little cut a couple of days before the race and she aggravated it in the race. She’s a been a real star for us and hopefully there’s even better to come.’
 
Another brilliant Mare. They keep on coming don't they.

The Lossiemouth/Wodhooh Double will be very popular in March.

Girl Power!!!!
 
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365 still dangling 20/1 for JDG. Surely that’s worth a cheeky play at those odds
 
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BookieBasher said:
365 still dangling 20/1 for JDG. Surely that’s worth a cheeky play at those odds
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That's a must. I have been backing her over the last week as cover for my Mares Chase position. Surprised that price has been left as the move back to hurdles looks obvious

62/1 doubled with Lossiemouth
 
I've played the 20/1 as a single. But the double is fair enough, albeit most of the Lossie price juice has gone
 
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