Cheltenham thoughts - Does anyone have statistics on the success of horses which have run within three weeks or so prior to Cheltenham? I know that Dilton thinks a six week gap is a sensible and safe margin to leave after a horse has had a testing race. Today, I see tips in Sporting Life for Cheltenham - Thyme White (not run for 116 days) for Grand Annual, Iron Bridge (ran last Friday) for Kim Muir, Magical Zoe (off 132 days) for Mares' Novices. Any thoughts about Cheltenham betting strategies?
Iron Bridge went into my tracker after his Carlisle win. I thought it was decent run last Friday, staying on over what looked an inadequate trip. I’d want to see the jockey booking before I had a bet in the Kim Muir though. There’s definitely a big pot to be had with him this year or next. Maybe something like next season’s Hennessey?
A good strategy for Cheltenham would be avoiding anything that I’m backing.
Before the Ideological battle between a state Sponsored sportswashing side and a leveraged buy out (buying something without a penny in your pocket) side in the League Cup FinaI I might get in to the swing of things at Jebel Ali.
There are hilarious names on that card.
My nap is in the 13.30. Justice Protecol (sic).
In that Race he will have to overcome Prevent, Verboten, Secret Image and Violent Justice.
End of the month in sight and big prices needed if the leaders are to be caught. I’ll go for one trained a few miles up the road from here; Pilbara in the 15.00 at Fontwell.
I know many of you are aware I wish to set up an alligator racetrack, but it appears Tampa Bay Downs are ahead of me.https://twitter.com/raypaulick/status/1629597817969999872?s=19
Fortunate, but mole court won 11/8.
Justice Protecol won the 13.30
Jebel Ali. 11/4.
3.00 Fontwell - Wavering Down
Seaside legend . Font 4.30.
Champion Green in the 16:40 at Naas.
Mole Court 4.20H.
Cheltenham thoughts - Does anyone have statistics on the success of horses which have run within three weeks or so prior to Cheltenham? I know that Dilton thinks a six week gap is a sensible and safe margin to leave after a horse has had a testing race. Today, I see tips in Sporting Life for Cheltenham - Thyme White (not run for 116 days) for Grand Annual, Iron Bridge (ran last Friday) for Kim Muir, Magical Zoe (off 132 days) for Mares' Novices. Any thoughts about Cheltenham betting strategies?
Before the Ideological battle between a state Sponsored sportswashing side and a leveraged buy out (buying something without a penny in your pocket) side in the League Cup FinaI I might get in to the swing of things at Jebel Ali.
There are hilarious names on that card.
My nap is in the 13.30. Justice Protecol (sic).
In that Race he will have to overcome Prevent, Verboten, Secret Image and Violent Justice.
Little Mixup -16.40 Naas
One for Joe 16:40 Naas EW Nap
The National Spirit may only have 5 runners, but they all could win. Normally I'd plump for Brewin' as he has often delivered my bet but today
Nap Fontwell 1430 Knappers Hill
as I'm hoping the last run was a bit of a blip
End of the month in sight and big prices needed if the leaders are to be caught. I’ll go for one trained a few miles up the road from here; Pilbara in the 15.00 at Fontwell.
NAP Lily Du Berlais 3.40 Naas.
Oscarsman 2.00 Fontwell is the nap,well done yesterdays winners.
I know many of you are aware I wish to set up an alligator racetrack, but it appears Tampa Bay Downs are ahead of me. https://twitter.com/raypaulick/status/1629597817969999872?s=19
Cerberus ew, Naas 3.40.
that 20s looks big to me.