Daily Racing Thread Saturday 26th. January 2019

OddDog · Jan 26, 2019

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oh well - onwards we go and my shilling is on Go Conquer at 12-1 next at Donny. There is no logical reason why he should turn the tables with O O Seven, but you get nowhere in this game by following logic
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Shout reebs, I had him in the Saturday comp too

floridaspearl · Jan 26, 2019

Aux Pitt looks great in the paddock being smashed.

Reebok · Jan 26, 2019

Cheers Oddy I believe the greyhound failed to stay, although he did beat On Tour, If he hadn't been wearing his outdoor coat and been racing on concrete he would have been closer

Paisley Park next in the tricky Cleeve Hurdle

jumpsfan · Jan 26, 2019

Reebok said: ↑

oh well - onwards we go and my shilling is on Go Conquer at 12-1 next at Donny. There is no logical reason why he should turn the tables with O O Seven, but you get nowhere in this game by following logic
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good call,reebok!

cheltenham,3 35:CLEEVE HURDLE

a tough renewal this year.PAISLEY PARK is the new kid on the block in the stayers department,and he made rapid progress through the ranks this season.the good thing with him is,he never by 20 lengths or so,so there is surely even more improvement to come from him..big shout!

OddDog · Jan 26, 2019

Paisley Park will really give Penhill something to think about in the Stayers Hurdle

Reebok · Jan 26, 2019

Woohoo

Bring on the festival

jumpsfan · Jan 26, 2019

cheltenham,4 10:

i think,OUR MERLIN has a good chance in this.holding his form well at present,and is on his last winning mark,so good chance,he ll be thereabouts..

rudebwoy · Jan 26, 2019

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So let me take you back to what I class as the first day of the National Hunt season, the curtain raiser at Chepstow (lovely track, good quality jumps racing). We started the card with two divisions of a novice hurdle, which previous winners included Altior!

In division one we saw Pym (138) beat Deyrann De Carjac (128) with a good amount of distance to Volcano (121) and Umndeni. The time for that race was 4m 0.30s

In division two we saw the experienced Rocco (130) beat Bennys Bridge with Reserve Tank and Supremely Lucky (129) well beaten in third and fourth. The fifth horse started its handicapping off 114 (and whilst has been disappointing and is now around 100 and over fences). The winning time of that race was 3m 59.60s

Now if you want to watch the race back - https://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-popup/VOD/1063173?showResult=yes

You will see Bennys Bridge failing to settle in the first part of the race, behind a steady enough pace. He shows major inexperience throughout and yet still looks the likely winner at two out. The fact that Paddy doesn't pick up the whip shows how inexperienced the horse was and yet he ran so well throughout.

The fast forward to Ascot in November where Bennys Bridge was 10/1 to beat Didtheyleaveuoutto and Thomas Darby! He fell at the second that day so we don't know much from that race.

He then went to Market Rasen on boxing day, and finished a beaten odds on favourite in a race where the first four home finished within 3.5 lengths of each other. It was a falsely run race and he pulled and raced freely before making good progress in the straight. Again he wasn't unduly punished by Paddy Brennan. The winner that day went on to run a solid race against Thomas Darby, whilst the second is a lightly raced Hemmings horse trained by Nicky Henderson.

So given he has strong form with high 120s low 130s horses, and now he is going handicapping off a mark of 119 (1lb out of handicap) I think that alone makes him of massive interest. However what makes him of greater appeal is that I think he has been crying out for a race that is run at a proper gallop, and one that tests the stamina and travelling speed of the field, rather than the false pace he saw last time out.

Paddy Brennan is a master around Cheltenham, and I fully expect him to have Bennys Bridge covered up early in the race and to smuggle him into the front rank coming to the last, preferably against the stand rail, and this time I think the whip will be raised and I think Benny's Bridge will show that the handicapper has him completely wrong.
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superb nass , hope you lumped on !

stick · Jan 26, 2019

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Happy Bennys Bridge day
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Genius

Chaninbar · Jan 26, 2019

NassauBoard said: ↑

So let me take you back to what I class as the first day of the National Hunt season, the curtain raiser at Chepstow (lovely track, good quality jumps racing). We started the card with two divisions of a novice hurdle, which previous winners included Altior!

In division one we saw Pym (138) beat Deyrann De Carjac (128) with a good amount of distance to Volcano (121) and Umndeni. The time for that race was 4m 0.30s

In division two we saw the experienced Rocco (130) beat Bennys Bridge with Reserve Tank and Supremely Lucky (129) well beaten in third and fourth. The fifth horse started its handicapping off 114 (and whilst has been disappointing and is now around 100 and over fences). The winning time of that race was 3m 59.60s

Now if you want to watch the race back - https://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-popup/VOD/1063173?showResult=yes

You will see Bennys Bridge failing to settle in the first part of the race, behind a steady enough pace. He shows major inexperience throughout and yet still looks the likely winner at two out. The fact that Paddy doesn't pick up the whip shows how inexperienced the horse was and yet he ran so well throughout.

The fast forward to Ascot in November where Bennys Bridge was 10/1 to beat Didtheyleaveuoutto and Thomas Darby! He fell at the second that day so we don't know much from that race.

He then went to Market Rasen on boxing day, and finished a beaten odds on favourite in a race where the first four home finished within 3.5 lengths of each other. It was a falsely run race and he pulled and raced freely before making good progress in the straight. Again he wasn't unduly punished by Paddy Brennan. The winner that day went on to run a solid race against Thomas Darby, whilst the second is a lightly raced Hemmings horse trained by Nicky Henderson.

So given he has strong form with high 120s low 130s horses, and now he is going handicapping off a mark of 119 (1lb out of handicap) I think that alone makes him of massive interest. However what makes him of greater appeal is that I think he has been crying out for a race that is run at a proper gallop, and one that tests the stamina and travelling speed of the field, rather than the false pace he saw last time out.

Paddy Brennan is a master around Cheltenham, and I fully expect him to have Bennys Bridge covered up early in the race and to smuggle him into the front rank coming to the last, preferably against the stand rail, and this time I think the whip will be raised and I think Benny's Bridge will show that the handicapper has him completely wrong.
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Outstanding again Nass. Were you always confident cos I wasn't 2 out. Ballsy ride from Brennan.

Reebok · Jan 26, 2019

Woohoo ... get in Bennys And thanks Nass for pointing him out.

Grecian Mick · Jan 26, 2019

NassauBoard said: ↑

So let me take you back to what I class as the first day of the National Hunt season, the curtain raiser at Chepstow (lovely track, good quality jumps racing). We started the card with two divisions of a novice hurdle, which previous winners included Altior!

In division one we saw Pym (138) beat Deyrann De Carjac (128) with a good amount of distance to Volcano (121) and Umndeni. The time for that race was 4m 0.30s

In division two we saw the experienced Rocco (130) beat Bennys Bridge with Reserve Tank and Supremely Lucky (129) well beaten in third and fourth. The fifth horse started its handicapping off 114 (and whilst has been disappointing and is now around 100 and over fences). The winning time of that race was 3m 59.60s

Now if you want to watch the race back - https://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-popup/VOD/1063173?showResult=yes

You will see Bennys Bridge failing to settle in the first part of the race, behind a steady enough pace. He shows major inexperience throughout and yet still looks the likely winner at two out. The fact that Paddy doesn't pick up the whip shows how inexperienced the horse was and yet he ran so well throughout.

The fast forward to Ascot in November where Bennys Bridge was 10/1 to beat Didtheyleaveuoutto and Thomas Darby! He fell at the second that day so we don't know much from that race.

He then went to Market Rasen on boxing day, and finished a beaten odds on favourite in a race where the first four home finished within 3.5 lengths of each other. It was a falsely run race and he pulled and raced freely before making good progress in the straight. Again he wasn't unduly punished by Paddy Brennan. The winner that day went on to run a solid race against Thomas Darby, whilst the second is a lightly raced Hemmings horse trained by Nicky Henderson.

So given he has strong form with high 120s low 130s horses, and now he is going handicapping off a mark of 119 (1lb out of handicap) I think that alone makes him of massive interest. However what makes him of greater appeal is that I think he has been crying out for a race that is run at a proper gallop, and one that tests the stamina and travelling speed of the field, rather than the false pace he saw last time out.

Paddy Brennan is a master around Cheltenham, and I fully expect him to have Bennys Bridge covered up early in the race and to smuggle him into the front rank coming to the last, preferably against the stand rail, and this time I think the whip will be raised and I think Benny's Bridge will show that the handicapper has him completely wrong.
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Take a BOOOOOOOM, that was impressive. Had to make up about 60 lengths.

attivo · Jan 26, 2019

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Happy Bennys Bridge day
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Cheers Nass

karlos5001 · Jan 26, 2019

Superb Nass. Thank you

stick · Jan 26, 2019

Paddy and Nass knew exactly what they had under them

CaptainPops · Jan 26, 2019

NassauBoard said: ↑

So let me take you back to what I class as the first day of the National Hunt season, the curtain raiser at Chepstow (lovely track, good quality jumps racing). We started the card with two divisions of a novice hurdle, which previous winners included Altior!

In division one we saw Pym (138) beat Deyrann De Carjac (128) with a good amount of distance to Volcano (121) and Umndeni. The time for that race was 4m 0.30s

In division two we saw the experienced Rocco (130) beat Bennys Bridge with Reserve Tank and Supremely Lucky (129) well beaten in third and fourth. The fifth horse started its handicapping off 114 (and whilst has been disappointing and is now around 100 and over fences). The winning time of that race was 3m 59.60s

Now if you want to watch the race back - https://www.attheraces.com/atrplayer-popup/VOD/1063173?showResult=yes

You will see Bennys Bridge failing to settle in the first part of the race, behind a steady enough pace. He shows major inexperience throughout and yet still looks the likely winner at two out. The fact that Paddy doesn't pick up the whip shows how inexperienced the horse was and yet he ran so well throughout.

The fast forward to Ascot in November where Bennys Bridge was 10/1 to beat Didtheyleaveuoutto and Thomas Darby! He fell at the second that day so we don't know much from that race.

He then went to Market Rasen on boxing day, and finished a beaten odds on favourite in a race where the first four home finished within 3.5 lengths of each other. It was a falsely run race and he pulled and raced freely before making good progress in the straight. Again he wasn't unduly punished by Paddy Brennan. The winner that day went on to run a solid race against Thomas Darby, whilst the second is a lightly raced Hemmings horse trained by Nicky Henderson.

So given he has strong form with high 120s low 130s horses, and now he is going handicapping off a mark of 119 (1lb out of handicap) I think that alone makes him of massive interest. However what makes him of greater appeal is that I think he has been crying out for a race that is run at a proper gallop, and one that tests the stamina and travelling speed of the field, rather than the false pace he saw last time out.

Paddy Brennan is a master around Cheltenham, and I fully expect him to have Bennys Bridge covered up early in the race and to smuggle him into the front rank coming to the last, preferably against the stand rail, and this time I think the whip will be raised and I think Benny's Bridge will show that the handicapper has him completely wrong.
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What a shout that was! I think exactly as you predicted. ...I backed it but didn't want to curse it by putting it up on here with my bets today. Superb stuff and thanks!

OddDog · Jan 26, 2019

Excellent Nass

floridaspearl · Jan 26, 2019

What can I say Nass just as you said.great finish to the day

NassauBoard · Jan 26, 2019

stick · Jan 26, 2019

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Smaug emoji lol

As I have told you before young Nass, if you are going to write an essay you had better well make it about a winner

LG · Jan 26, 2019

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Happy Bennys Bridge day
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Great shout

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