Indian Landing does look the least exposed from quite the exposed bunch in that race, aside from Muck n Brass who looks a prime candidate for GAB's horse psychologist, from beating the likes of Brendan Bracken here 18 months ago to long outsider in a lowly handicap.
Maontris problem tonight is that there is another horse that will press on as well. Hence the money for Indian Landing as it will get to sit off them and pounce.
GTFO
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Gimmeabreak two horses you mentioned from your Noel Meades stable tour running at Naas tomorrow.
4yo G, Flemisnfirth ex Tricky Present - Lovely animal, loves him to bits.
I take it this is Zip Wyatt in the 2.10? Could be worth taking on Kick On Boss with or backing in the w/o fav market if decent odds.
On Your Eoin - absolutely loves him but a very difficult horse train. Will win a bumper if/when runs.
Goes in the bumper with the step up in trip going to suit going by what i seen at Leopardstown over Christmas.
Ive had a nice few winners from that stable tour info much appreciated.
E Mullins done well not to fall on a Jennies Jewel shocker mid race, another gutsy run and showed the big heart to beat Duinguib in the match, missed the 1/1 and settled for 8/11 before it went 5/6 again!.
Sire De Grugy to win shirley. I think Days Hotel will give a good run for your money as an outsider despite wanting better ground.
E Mullins done well not to fall on a Jennies Jewel shocker mid race, another gutsy run and showed the big heart to beat Duinguib in the match, missed the 1/1 and settled for 8/11 before it went 5/6 again!.
Sire De Grugy to win shirley. I think Days Hotel will give a good run for your money as an outsider despite wanting better ground.
Sorry meant Danny. Somehow had Emmet in my head but that name tilts me so much for some reason i couldnt bring myself to write it so just went E. Sorry Emmet who posts here!.
Indeed he did really well not just to stay on but to get her settled and paying more attention to her hurdlThereagain.
Another great run from the mare at this grade and the way she runs on up that hill in Naas would have to leave you with all sorts of wild dreams of how she might come up a bigger longer hill.
Had a great lol yesterday when I brought some non degens in to a bookies in Chinatown... It wasn't clear if it was them or the dozen Chinese punters in the Shop who got the biggest laugh out of my groans when she hit the 5 th and as I rode her home all the way to the line.
Haven't fancied a horse as much in a long time as I fancy Ghostwing 16:10 Southwell tomorrow. His guide price on the Atr card was 10s and with timeform highlighting him I was hoping to get 5's or 6's feeling he was probably Value at anything over 3/1.
He opened 4/1 with bet 365 this afternoon and having got a small amount on at 3's is currently best price 5/2.
He has ran only twice over c&d finishing second and first, Breaking the track record which still stands off a mark of 75. Carried 9-7 that day and races off a mark of 54 tomorrow carrying 9-1. While the race he won is almost 2 years ago he has only ran at southwell twice since, finishing 2nd over 6f and a bad run from a mark of 81.
He returned from a break to get what was a very easy ride last week at Lingfield for new trainer Tony Carroll and that convinced me he will be spot on for tomorrow. I suppose it throws up the old question of whether you should back a horse even if you feel his price is slightly wrong. I know in the long run that will lead to a loss but when you fancy one so strongly can you really watch it win and be content that you did the right thing from a value point of view ?
Haven't fancied a horse as much in a long time as I fancy Ghostwing 16:10 Southwell tomorrow. His guide price on the Atr card was 10s and with timeform highlighting him I was hoping to get 5's or 6's feeling he was probably Value at anything over 3/1.
He opened 4/1 with bet 365 this afternoon and having got a small amount on at 3's is currently best price 5/2.
He has ran only twice over c&d finishing second and first, Breaking the track record which still stands off a mark of 75. Carried 9-7 that day and races off a mark of 54 tomorrow carrying 9-1. While the race he won is almost 2 years ago he has only ran at southwell twice since, finishing 2nd over 6f and a bad run from a mark of 81.
He returned from a break to get what was a very easy ride last week at Lingfield for new trainer Tony Carroll and that convinced me he will be spot on for tomorrow. I suppose it throws up the old question of whether you should back a horse even if you feel his price is slightly wrong. I know in the long run that will lead to a loss but when you fancy one so strongly can you really watch it win and be content that you did the right thing from a value point of view ?
Any views?
You have to back him, just increase your stake. I personally could not let such an option poss for one I fancied that much.
Also tattling in the 310 should win
Haven't fancied a horse as much in a long time as I fancy Ghostwing 16:10 Southwell tomorrow. His guide price on the Atr card was 10s and with timeform highlighting him I was hoping to get 5's or 6's feeling he was probably Value at anything over 3/1.
He opened 4/1 with bet 365 this afternoon and having got a small amount on at 3's is currently best price 5/2.
He has ran only twice over c&d finishing second and first, Breaking the track record which still stands off a mark of 75. Carried 9-7 that day and races off a mark of 54 tomorrow carrying 9-1. While the race he won is almost 2 years ago he has only ran at southwell twice since, finishing 2nd over 6f and a bad run from a mark of 81.
He returned from a break to get what was a very easy ride last week at Lingfield for new trainer Tony Carroll and that convinced me he will be spot on for tomorrow. I suppose it throws up the old question of whether you should back a horse even if you feel his price is slightly wrong. I know in the long run that will lead to a loss but when you fancy one so strongly can you really watch it win and be content that you did the right thing from a value point of view ?
Wouldn't be big on Tatting in the 3:10. With Noble Citizen strongly there at 7/4, would find it hard to make a strong case for Tatting overturning that two and a half length lose to NC last week in the apprentice race.
Right the Cheltenham threads are there if anyone wants to use them,should be a good read on the morning of each day of the festival other than searching back on this thread,just makes life a little easier.
You have to back him, just increase your stake. I personally could not let such an option poss for one I fancied that much.
Also tattling in the 310 should win
Definitely not increasing stake. Hopefully with so much early movement he will drift a little at race time. Tatting was a little unlucky last time behind NC, but is on a very high mark and Simcocks are flying.
Elusive hawk is fav for the 1600 at wolves, well treated by the conditions but wouldn't get 8.5 f in a horse box
Yes possibly right. Ended up including in a lucky15 with tattling, ace master and mappin time.Have been on a bad run so would like to see a change in horse fortune!
Haven't fancied a horse as much in a long time as I fancy Ghostwing 16:10 Southwell tomorrow. His guide price on the Atr card was 10s and with timeform highlighting him I was hoping to get 5's or 6's feeling he was probably Value at anything over 3/1.
He opened 4/1 with bet 365 this afternoon and having got a small amount on at 3's is currently best price 5/2.
He has ran only twice over c&d finishing second and first, Breaking the track record which still stands off a mark of 75. Carried 9-7 that day and races off a mark of 54 tomorrow carrying 9-1. While the race he won is almost 2 years ago he has only ran at southwell twice since, finishing 2nd over 6f and a bad run from a mark of 81.
He returned from a break to get what was a very easy ride last week at Lingfield for new trainer Tony Carroll and that convinced me he will be spot on for tomorrow. I suppose it throws up the old question of whether you should back a horse even if you feel his price is slightly wrong. I know in the long run that will lead to a loss but when you fancy one so strongly can you really watch it win and be content that you did the right thing from a value point of view ?
Any views?
Has just drifted to 4.8 on betfair so I figure I might as well join ya
Did a €60 Double on 15/8 & 9/4 shots. Somehow managed to click the E/W option (stupid phone) If they both place how much would it return? Both 1/4 odds.
Did a €60 Double on 15/8 & 9/4 shots. Somehow managed to click the E/W option (stupid phone) If they both place how much would it return? Both 1/4 odds.
Apologies in advance if it flops. Don't like the drift on BF. Have a nice treble with mappin time and noble citizen myself
No worries, only did the bet cos you were do confident. It's a poor race. I saw his last run at linfield and he was never put in the race. I am hopeful.
See that he is in to run again, will you back him? I shall for certain.
Not sure, just watched the race now and all I could say is that apart from him(12) the first 6 home were drawn 4-6-3-2-5. Wasn't really making enough ground on the first 2 in the last 100 yards to suggest the extra furlong would suit although he did drift off a straight line.
Will have to back it if it runs but hope he doesnt as I fancy Grace Hull who went down narrowly to a good southwell yardstick lto having missed the break
Barney Curley and crew shooting for the stars again today it seems.
crazy market at the moment
All-weather quartet cut in lively markets
By Paul Eacott 10:44AM 22 JAN 2014
FOUR horses all set to make their return to action on the all-weather later today after lengthy absences have been cut significantly by all the bookmakers.
Eye Of The Tiger at Lingfield, Indus Valley, Low Key and Callisto Light at Kempton, are all due to race after 350 days or more off the track.
Eye Of The Tiger, who is having a first start for Des Donovan having previously been trained by Barney Curley, is as short as 6-4 with BetVictor having been freely available to back at 4-1 this morning. The German Group 2 winner, who lines up in the 1.30, was put in at 10-1 last night.
Stablemate Indus Valley, off the course for 700 days, is due to return in the 4.25 at Kempton. He is no bigger than 9-4 having been an 8-1 chance this morning and as big as 20-1 last night.
In relation to the others, Low Key has been off for a relatively short period of time. He races in a visor for the first time in 6.25 and has been cut to a low of evens (from 7-2) this morning having been chalked up a 7-1 chance.
In the concluding race at Kempton (7.55), Callisto Light, who is due to have a first start for Michael Squance having last raced for George Prodromou in October 2011, is now trading at a low of 5-1 having been backed in from 16-1.
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Christian Leech, owner of Seven Summits and husband of trainer Sophie Leech said when asked if the winner was part of a Barney Curley gamble: "I don't know anything about that."
Asked if he had backed the horse, he added: "No. The prize-money is not bad, that will do."
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