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There are a couple of good horses in this race that can sit just off the pace. The questions is whether Vautour can stay in front the full 3&1/4?
Don't forget that final 110 yards LR....
There are a couple of good horses in this race that can sit just off the pace. The questions is whether Vautour can stay in front the full 3&1/4?
I think all at the head of the market have ifs and buts about them but theres less ifs about Djackadam I suppose.Ive backed Vautour and had a saver on Road To Riches two wks ago as the forgotten horse as I said back then tho both could easily go Ryanair.What a shame if they do.
I'm convinced Ricci will duck a clash of his pair and Vatour will run elsewhere, I think Ruby will have the choice between Djakadam and Don Poli assuming Cooper rides Don Cossack, and I think as others have pointed out Ruby is far more likely to stick with last years runner up, the only question may come is if Mr Claisse loses his hosepipes and the ground comes up quick, I'm not sure how Djakadam would perform on a quicker surface...
Has anyone or is anyone truly willing to nail their colours to the mast and pick a horse for the Gold Cup, i've been Don Cossack since Coneygree was withdrawn for the season, but i also can't get away from Djakadam, but in there the conondrum lies that if I think Djakadam is a gold cup winner in waiting then why on earth is ruby not on it, should we really listen to one of the best trainers and jockeys of all time and go with Vautour if he turns up???
Has anyone or is anyone truly willing to nail their colours to the mast and pick a horse for the Gold Cup?
The likes of Kauto Star, Imperial Commander, Kicking King and Long Run all won either of both en route to Gold Cup success and of course the Betfair chase has only been running for 10 years.
These two races have to be the starting point when considering Gold Cup form...