I agree MOM.
The Supreme has a crap handicap winner as favourite (not calling Al Dancer crap, the race he contested was. Worse than the one Kalashnikov won IMO) and a 4 year old as second favourite, like, I don't stick to trends religiously but if there was ever a time they were to go out the window, then based on the betting it will be this year. I see the pair of them as false favs myself, think the bookmakers will love that. Klassical Dream has the best 'level' of form (IMO), and given he's only had 2 runs, himself and Angel's Breath are far more likely to improve past the previously mentioned pair (again, my opinion, feel like I have to state this as it's obviously not factual).
The Ballymore has Champ & Battleoverdoyen, that's two Grade 1 winners, sat at the head of the betting, and a horse, in Brewin'upastorm, who was looking likely to win the Grade 2, or at least going close, as joint 4th favourite with Birchdale, the horse who did win that Grade 2. The only horse who is underpriced at the head of the market, based on what they have achieved so far is City Island, who has won two maiden hurdles and a novice hurdle, not exactly top of the line form, but likely priced on his owners and the fact a few 'professionals' have put him up in the media.
That's how I view the current markets, and I know what I would do if I wanted a Cheltenham Festival winner that badly and had both Al Dancer & Angel's Breath in my arsenal.