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Super impressive performance and like you said, proper breeding. Whilst Olly Murphy is a slight downside, we do at least know that he is likely to be campaigned over 2m hurdles next year. It's rare for Murphy to run his better novices over further. We also know he won't be seen again until next year now.

It's the same bumper as Chasing Fire won last year, but comparing the two performances visually, is like chalk and cheese. The way IB hits the line is incredible. The jockey couldn't pull him up. What he did after the line reminded me of two recent forum favourites (I won't mention their names for fear of hyperbole). I am not sure of course records etc. for Wetherby but 3mins 48secs on soft ground seems quick to me. That was a truly striking performance. I'll be very interested in his RPR. Worth noting the right horse was in behind; Doc McCoy (RPR 104, 107), and he seemed to run his race.

After the race, the performance gets the usual Twitter reception; Josh Stacey gives him the eyes, a Cheltenham branded account calls him Constitution Hill's brother etc. It was therefore surprising to see Denise, Hills and PP offer 50/1 about him for the Supreme. His price won't go out between now and autumn as he's being put away. 50/1 with cash out seems fair to me. Sometimes you have to trust your eyes.

RPR of 125 for Indeevar Bleu. Highest rated debut bumper performance by a British trained horse this year. I believe that's the fourth highest debut RPR of the year too, behind just Fact To File (132), Western Diego (130), and It's For Me (128).
 
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Hi , can anyone please recommend what tickets I should buy for day 1 at Cheltenham for Cheltenham festival in March

Tuesday -?

Wednesday - Club admission (bought)

Thursday - Club and Guineas grandstand (bought)

Friday - Horse and Groom (bought)​
 
Hi , can anyone please recommend what tickets I should buy for day 1 at Cheltenham for Cheltenham festival in March

Tuesday -?

Wednesday - Club admission (bought)

Thursday - Club and Guineas grandstand (bought)

Friday - Horse and Groom (bought)​

Tattersalls enclosure. Book it now and be done.
 
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Love your work pmsl

Oh so you can actually read rather than posting the same thing over and over.

I like to presume the best in people and you are just after advice. But youve been given all the opinions you're going to get. No one can live your life for you, you just have to pull the trigger.

So please, stop endlessly posting the same posts about what tickets to buy, because it makes you look like a spammer and you'll get banned
 
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Sorry daddy promise it won't happen again and I will endeavor to do better next time
 
Sorry daddy promise it won't happen again and I will endeavor to do better next time

10 posts of which 8 were repetition and 2 irrelevant. I’d say it’s odds on you’re a hand pump and that another forum would be better suited to your intellect. Run along old chap.
 
I thought of the best avenue to find those with the best knowledge around me enjoying the best and last for me experience of the greatest show on earth as sadly I have a debilitating disease

However little did I know i would offend so many asking so little
I will always use this forum and have done for decades as an onlooker , I am sure I used.fo be under Blackjacketchum. However I have now sorted all four days out and I will no longer get under your skin asking for advice. It costs nothing to be kind.
 
Anybody know what is the best tracker to use? Started using the atr tracker recently and put ten horses in it only to realize they don’t send notification emails when one of your horses is declared. I just want one where I can enter a comment and get a notification when it’s declared.
 
Anybody know what is the best tracker to use? Started using the atr tracker recently and put ten horses in it only to realize they don’t send notification emails when one of your horses is declared. I just want one where I can enter a comment and get a notification when it’s declared.

I use the timeform app

Can add a comment and get notifications on declaration and morning of race
 
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Anybody know what is the best tracker to use? Started using the atr tracker recently and put ten horses in it only to realize they don’t send notification emails when one of your horses is declared. I just want one where I can enter a comment and get a notification when it’s declared.

The RTV is the best tracker in my opinion. Not sure if you need to be subscribed to the channel. You can set up all sorts of notifications, when it’s entered, declared, when the race is about to start and the result.
 
The RTV is the best tracker in my opinion. Not sure if you need to be subscribed to the channel. You can set up all sorts of notifications, when it’s entered, declared, when the race is about to start and the result.

I’ll have a look and see regarding subscription, this or the timeform one seem to have all that I’m looking for though :encouragement:
 
Anybody know what is the best tracker to use? Started using the atr tracker recently and put ten horses in it only to realize they don’t send notification emails when one of your horses is declared. I just want one where I can enter a comment and get a notification when it’s declared.

I use the ATR one and get an email the day before they run. Put all my multi bets in the Sporting Life one for Chelts this year and got bugger all.
 
I use the A.T.R one too . suit's me . Like Somer say's . you get the notifications the day before ,
Usually , when i ignore them they win and like today when i follow them they Lose .... :sour:.:highly_amused:.
 
I've always used the Irish racing one. Get an email on initial entry and another email on declaration, which sounds better than above to be fair.