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2022 Browns Advisory Novices (3m) Chase - ex RSA

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Appreciate It 12/1
Vanillier 12/1
Bravemansgame 14/1
Bob Olinger 20/1
Barbados Bucks 20/1
Thyme Hill 20/1
Ferny Hollow 25/1
Gallopin des Champs 25/1
The Bosses Oscar 25/1
Fakiera 33/1
Farouk D'Alene 33/1
 
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Paul has said Mcfabulous could well skip cheltenham, thinks it probably wouldnt suit him and likes flat tracks more.
 
Paul has said Mcfabulous could well skip cheltenham, thinks it probably wouldnt suit him and likes flat tracks more.

The kauto star at kempton and Aintree will be his main aims youd think
 
I'm heavily invested in GDM and GDC.

GDM just screams the need for a step up and lost nothing in defeat in the Ballymore vs Bob. He would have been atleast an extra length closet if not for Blackmores brilliance round the bend.



However, I just found a Ferny/AI/Bob Trixie which pays a small house deposit so hopefully Bob steps up in trip
 
Bravemansgame:

PN thinks he wasn't at his best at Aintree and left it all at Cheltenham in the Ballymore. Harry Cobden though he was going so well at Cheltenham and was going to win until Bob and Rachel came swinging by. PN thinks Bob must be some horse to beat Bravemansgame. He really rates his horse.

Likely to start over 2 1/2 miles at the start of November. Owners want to go to Kempton at Christmas but Nicholls wants to keep him and McFabulous apart atm. And maybe stick to a shorter trip for the time being.

'RSA' might be his first time over 3 miles over fences
 
Bravemansgame going to Newton Abbot on Sunday.

Fusil Raffles already jocked up and plenty of other decent chasers with experience entered, although BMG would be getting a lot of weight.
 
Bravemansgame going to Newton Abbot on Sunday.

Fusil Raffles already jocked up and plenty of other decent chasers with experience entered, although BMG would be getting a lot of weight.

Interesting starting point for bravemansgame taking on experienced rivals. Possibly a bit premature but wonder if they’re thinking of doing a coneygree with him in what could be a very open gold cup rather than waiting for bob olinger/my drogo and gdc next season?

Im probably reading too much into it tbh
 
I know this is somewhat against the grain but I really have a feeling that Bob Olinger will come here.
 
I was quite impressed by Does He Know in that race at Chepstow. Obviously it wasn't a deep race but he's won going away from Threeunderthrufive who I felt didn't do much wrong and was beaten by a better horse. Possible RSA candidate or one of the long distance handicaps perhaps? I'm not saying he will beat the best of the Irish but I thought he did everything right there and is worth monitoring.
 
I was quite impressed by Does He Know in that race at Chepstow. Obviously it wasn't a deep race but he's won going away from Threeunderthrufive who I felt didn't do much wrong and was beaten by a better horse. Possible RSA candidate or one of the long distance handicaps perhaps? I'm not saying he will beat the best of the Irish but I thought he did everything right there and is worth monitoring.

Yep I like him.
Didn't back him today as he had a couple of quirky moments last year.
But he did that well.
I'd be more inclined to think Handicap myself, and the trainer likes the Ultima.
But it's early days.
 
I was quite impressed by Does He Know in that race at Chepstow. Obviously it wasn't a deep race but he's won going away from Threeunderthrufive who I felt didn't do much wrong and was beaten by a better horse. Possible RSA candidate or one of the long distance handicaps perhaps? I'm not saying he will beat the best of the Irish but I thought he did everything right there and is worth monitoring.

Ballymore form too :encouragement:
 
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I was quite impressed by Does He Know in that race at Chepstow. Obviously it wasn't a deep race but he's won going away from Threeunderthrufive who I felt didn't do much wrong and was beaten by a better horse. Possible RSA candidate or one of the long distance handicaps perhaps? I'm not saying he will beat the best of the Irish but I thought he did everything right there and is worth monitoring.

I do think this is the best time to catch Does He Know, his form definitely dipped later in the season but he won that easy enough and showed he stays 3 miles. Mybissue with today was his jumping I didn't think he made a great shape at the fences and he dragged his hind legs through most fences, but that may improve with experience.
 
He was fairly keen for the first mile as well and didn’t seem to make many novicey mistakes.

One to keep an eye on, especially as Q says for a handicap if not proving up to Graded level.
 
As others have said certainly one to keep an eye on for the handicaps, especially considering last year we had Happygolucky in the Ultima from Kim
 
I do think this is the best time to catch Does He Know, his form definitely dipped later in the season but he won that easy enough and showed he stays 3 miles. Mybissue with today was his jumping I didn't think he made a great shape at the fences and he dragged his hind legs through most fences, but that may improve with experience.

Would makes sense to get three runs in before xmas and then wait till Spring.
Like he did with lucky.
The unraceable/Heavy ground run in Feb didn't help last season for this horse.
His Ballymore effort was probably his ability, or close to it.
Anything mid 140's and I'd have a look at him, if his jumping is ok.
More than doable if they choose the right races.