Daily Racing Thread Tuesday 25th. April 2017
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Bet Victor were 11/4 earlier Labaik and they refund if the naughty boy doesn't start, 9/4 now with them. Worth considering taking that even though it's slightly below top price if you're doing more than a few bob on him imo...
You obviously listen to the final furlong pod too then! You have to remember though in 2010 Elliott wasn't training that long (still isn't by comparison to most) so you'd wonder how many runners he had in that time frame in comparison to the GOAT. No matter what way it ends there two of the best trainers on the planet and either would be cantering to the trainer title anywhere else but I admit it would be nice to rub the OLearys noses in it if Willie can pull it out of the fire
Take the 4/5 labaik to jump off and the 5/2 to win. If he remembers what happened to him in the gallops before Cheltenham when he was among horses and didn't jump off, he definitely will have no intention of standing still. Loads left in the tank in the supreme and better ground
Morning, you types. Cor blimey there’s more excitement on this thread than at the Saxe-Coburg’s on ‘giro day’! Calm down, dears.
At the old Punchestown Festival I like a couple, I say, a couple. MELON (4.20) really impressed me at Cheltenham and I’d love to see him aimed at the Champion Hurdle in ’18. Think with another summer on his back he is going to make a smashing sort next term and really hope they will steer him over hurdles. However, they opt to go through think he can take this Grade 1 with the minimum of fuss first. The only negative is that I’ve never heard of the trainer. EARLY DOORS (6.05) was a very, very impressive winner on debut and think he can follow in the valuable bumper. Looked an outstanding prospect when wining over course and distance in February.
Good luck, pilgrims.
At the old Punchestown Festival I like a couple, I say, a couple. MELON (4.20) really impressed me at Cheltenham and I’d love to see him aimed at the Champion Hurdle in ’18. Think with another summer on his back he is going to make a smashing sort next term and really hope they will steer him over hurdles. However, they opt to go through think he can take this Grade 1 with the minimum of fuss first. The only negative is that I’ve never heard of the trainer. EARLY DOORS (6.05) was a very, very impressive winner on debut and think he can follow in the valuable bumper. Looked an outstanding prospect when wining over course and distance in February.
Good luck, pilgrims.
Punchestown
Melon (4:20)
Veinard (4:55)
Double and two singles just for that extra vanilla dull punt.
Melon (4:20)
Veinard (4:55)
Double and two singles just for that extra vanilla dull punt.
I have decided to plump for UDS at this distance. Not sure FN will have the speed to catch him. 4f further and I might have gone for FN.
I also think Melon will reverse the form with Labaik.
Melon and UDS in a double
That should please all the FN and Labaik backers (you're welcome) and/or piss off the UDS and Melon backers (very sorry).
Oh and Early Doors in the Bumper
I also think Melon will reverse the form with Labaik.
Melon and UDS in a double
That should please all the FN and Labaik backers (you're welcome) and/or piss off the UDS and Melon backers (very sorry).
Oh and Early Doors in the Bumper
I'd be tempted to have a couple of euros ew on duke of kilcorral in the last at punchestown 150/1
Point noted cheers, but why didn't anyone say that Ruby was going to be the pace setter for his stable companion
. That's a few doubles, trebles and accas down the pan 
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