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No doubt a bit late for this - but getting some cover with Honeysuckle in the mares hurdle by adding doubles with State Man and Teahupoo. If she’s winning one of the most competitive (in terms of depth) mares hurdles, the form of those beating her already this season must end up looking ok.

Think I’ve got both State Man and Teahupoo at bigger single prices than what the double prices are now though :indecisiveness:
 
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BagOfHammers said:
Does anyone know if Rubaud is planning to go to the betfair hurdle? If so a Rubaud (Betfair Hurdle) /Rare Edition (Supreme) double might be worth a go at 194/1
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Could add in Mamoon Star in 14:30 tomorrow for an extremely tenuous treble
 
Rubaud (Betfair Hurdle) and Rare Edition (Supreme) seems like a nice related double. Had half a point myself.
 
I've just done a "is the real whacker really that good?" Related Trixie:

Mahler mission (NH chase): related novice hurdle form at Doncaster The real whacker (RSA): obviously
Indigo breeze (Kim Muir): 3/4 length behind at Cheltenham earlier in season but will be handicapped to sub 145. If the real whacker is a 155 horse and could win an RSA, this guy has to be a cert
 
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Odin said:
I've just done a "is the real whacker really that good?" Related Trixie:

Mahler mission (NH chase): related novice hurdle form at Doncaster The real whacker (RSA): obviously
Indigo breeze (Kim Muir): 3/4 length behind at Cheltenham earlier in season but will be handicapped to sub 145. If the real whacker is a 155 horse and could win an RSA, this guy has to be a cert
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Love this one
 
Odin said:
I've just done a "is the real whacker really that good?" Related Trixie:

Mahler mission (NH chase): related novice hurdle form at Doncaster The real whacker (RSA): obviously
Indigo breeze (Kim Muir): 3/4 length behind at Cheltenham earlier in season but will be handicapped to sub 145. If the real whacker is a 155 horse and could win an RSA, this guy has to be a cert
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Unfortunately, we already know, it's a no.
 
Aucunrisque (Grand Annual) & Filey Bay (County Hurdle)... Betfair hurdle related double, best priced 120/1.
 
This is a paragraph from an article by Ben linfoot on the sporting life website. full article here - https://www.sportinglife.com/racing...positives-for-jonbon-after-wacky-races/207308

"Is a race like this ideal for a championship contender at Cheltenham? I don’t know, but it’s hardly a new phenomenon. Indeed, the last time an Arkle winner prepped for Cheltenham in a two-runner race it was 1999 – and it was in the Kingmaker.

A young Paul Nicholls saddled up Flagship Uberalles at Warwick and Choc Thornton ensured the 9/4 shot beat Martin Pipe’s 1/3 chance Tresor De Mai by a head in a mighty match. At Cheltenham the pair finished first and second in the same order."

For anyone who likes Jonbon for the arkle might like to consider this related double.
Having been given only a 1lb rise calico will surely go for the grand annual

41.5/1 with william hill nrmb
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AaronLad said:
This is a paragraph from an article by Ben linfoot on the sporting life website. full article here - https://www.sportinglife.com/racing...positives-for-jonbon-after-wacky-races/207308

"Is a race like this ideal for a championship contender at Cheltenham? I don’t know, but it’s hardly a new phenomenon. Indeed, the last time an Arkle winner prepped for Cheltenham in a two-runner race it was 1999 – and it was in the Kingmaker.

A young Paul Nicholls saddled up Flagship Uberalles at Warwick and Choc Thornton ensured the 9/4 shot beat Martin Pipe’s 1/3 chance Tresor De Mai by a head in a mighty match. At Cheltenham the pair finished first and second in the same order."

For anyone who likes Jonbon for the arkle might like to consider this related double.
Having been given only a 1lb rise calico will surely go for the grand annual

41.5/1 with william hill nrmb
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Talked me into it, boost to 46.5.
Cheers
 
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….Venetia Williams had 2 big priced 2nds with Funambule Sivola (Champion Chase) & Pink Legend (Mares Chase). Both appear to be heading in that direction again and might be worth a small e/w play. FS is 40-1 with 365, PL 33-1 in a few places.

883-1 double with BV NRNB (860-1 365 NRNB).
 
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Is there any clever combinations tomorrows with the Red Mills / Ascot Chase and Ryanair.

Shishkin and Haut En Couleurs running for Donnolly's
Fakir D'oudaries and Janidil running for JP


I can't think of any that make loads of sense.... best I can think is Fakir D'oudaries tomorrow with HEC for the Ryanair (26/1) ... as if Shishkin loses he is less likely to run and HEC 'may' hack up in Ireland, as he has the easier race on paper.... and also has Fakir 'covered' from when he fell when they met.

Then could back Shishkin NRNB for the Ryanair at 4/1 and just assume he either wins or doesn't go.....


Back to this in the morning :cower:
 
Lazy one this but Shecouldbeanything in the 14:40 at Punchestown representing the Moscow Flyer form, so I've doubled her with EIP in the Ballymore. :semi-twins:
 
EW trixie based around Cool Survivor in the Martin Pipe...

Beaten by Good Land (Ballymore) and Hiddenlake Valley (Albert Bartlett)

659/1
 
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Fakiera and Indigo Breeze 764/1

Same owner for Gordon ..... stable tour says:


Fakiera
National Hunt Chase, 33-1 / Kim Muir
The National Hunt Chase is a possibility for him, or else the Kim Muir. We'll decide nearer the time. He was disappointing in the Thyestes but is better judged on his run in the Porterstown at Fairyhouse.​




So we could assume (and this is a leap) that perhaps they get split with same jockey in each race?


Wild, but the extreme distance is Fakiera's best form?and Indigo Breeze is just a solid chance.
 
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Just sounds better than way doesn't it :very_drunk:
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Gordon Elliot came out with a cracker during a recent interview. I think he was talking about American Mike and the fact that they had given him a thorough MOT after his poor running at Navan and he was adamant they'd 'left no turn unstoned' :hopelessness:
 
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Fouroverthrutwo said:
Gordon Elliot came out with a cracker during a recent interview. I think he was talking about American Mike and the fact that they had given him a thorough MOT after his poor running at Navan and he was adamant they'd 'left no turn unstoned' :hopelessness:
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Hahahha, love that.
 
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