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Bobajobber · #11 (**permalink**) 07-03-2008

Panel:

MC, Tony O’Hehir (TH)
Damien McElroy (McElroy)
Tom Taaffe (TT)
Dessie Hughes (DH)
Tony Mullins (TM)
David McGurrin (McGurrin)
Nina Carberry (NC)
Jim McGrath (JM)
Noel O’Brien (NO)

TH: Before we start I think Tom has something to say…
TT: We worked Kicking King this morning and he didn’t sparkle. There’s nothing wrong with him as such he just didn’t fire and so we’ll be missing Cheltenham. Hopefully he’ll be back for Punchestown.

The audience was then showed DVD’s of all leading contenders with comments from the panel following.

SUPREME NOVICES'

NO: The Irish are below standard, they keep beating each other, but there’s no real stars in the UK either. Muirhead was impressive last time out but I don’t think Cork All Star jumps well enough. Captain Cee Bee has plenty of scope to improve and Sentry Duty was impressive when beating Celestial Halo but on form it’s Muirhead for me.

JM: I’ve been taken by both Muirhead and Captain Cee Bee. Rippling Ring has adapted quickly to life in the UK and I think he’ll go clsoe, he’s the best of the British.

TH: Nina, what of Muirhead?

NC: He worked well this morning but I’d be worried about him travelling. He’s a very small framed horses and I’m not sure how well he’ll handle the journey over. He has plenty of ability and is in good form.

McElroy: I think the ground is key as both Captain Cee Bee and Cork All Star will appreciate a quick surface while I’m not sure Sentry Duty and Rippling Ring will handle the Cheltenham hill. Pigeon Island keeps winning, even when people say he can’t, so him and Deep Purple would be my two e/w. From a win perspective its Captain Cee Bee but I’ll wait till the ground has been confirmed.

McGurrin: On better round and with a proper pace to chase, Cork All Star is not out of it and he will finish in front of Muirhead. Deep Purple is the best of the British.

TT: I agree that the ground is key as normally after watering it rides dead. I like Rippling Ring and I know Ruby (Walsh) likes him too. Captain Cee Bee needs to sharpen up his jumping. Deep Purple e/w for the British.

DH: I think the Irish are fair novices this year and Captain Cee Bee looks a hell of a horse, he’d be my idea of the winner although it was disappointing he didn’t run at Leopardstown recently and that does worry me. Tranquil Sea for Edward O’Grady would be hard to keep out the first three.

TM: I haven’t got a firm view and nothing stands out but I know Willie (Mullins) likes Fiveforthree and he’s interesting but it’s a tough ask for him after just one hurdle run. If the Irish o prove god enough then Cork All Star could be the one.

ARKLE

TH: Tony, what about Clopf for the Irish?

TM: Clopf isn’t good enough to win and we (the Irish) have nothing for this. Scotsirish can’t jump and Noland is the banker of the meeting as he has nothing to beat.

JM: I’m surprised that Tidal Bay runs here but Leslingtaylor is very underrated and he’s going the right way which makes him the value. Noland is the class horse and if he stands up he wins.

DH: It looks like Noland. Mahogany Blaze has an e/w chance, along with Thyne Again and I’d sooner have him over Clopf for the Irish.

McGurrin: Tidal Bay is the best horse in the race but stable form is a worry. I can’t have Noland.

NO: I’d go for Noland but Tidal Bay is the most interesting. I do like Clopf for us Irish while 2m is Thyne Again’s tip. French Accordion is the forgotten horse.

NC: You can’t get away from Noland as he’s class and then race will be run to suit. I don’t like Tidal Bay.

McElroy: It’s been two years since Noland was at Cheltenham and that worries me. Mahogany Blaze isn’t good enough and I don’t think Ruby got on with Tidal Bay up at Doncaster. Back with Derrick O’Regan in the saddle he’d be the e/w choice.

CHAMPION HURDLE

TH: Dessie, impressed by Sizing Europe?

DH: He’s the one to beat although Hardy Eustace wasn’t on his game at Leopardstown so Sizing Europe looked more impressive than he was. I favour Harchibald and I’m not convinced by Sublimity, I think it was a below par race last year that he won.

JM: Sublimity has all the class and is reportedly flying at the minute. Sizing Europe has been impressive but on form Osana won’t be far away. It’s difficult to split the first three. Punjabi is the e/w value.

McGurrin: Sublimity is drifting which worries me but if in the same form as last year then he wins. Ebaziyan is the value along with De Valira, who was in front of Sizing Europe three times last year. He apparently worked very well at The Curragh the other day and he’s been backed from 33s into 20/1.

NC: Harchibald is A1 and he’s programme is all on track. He’s in better form than when short headed by Hardy Eustace in the race. Sublimity worked well the other day but if Osana gets an easy lead he could be tough to peg back.

McElroy: The Irish will win it as Osana will set it up for the rest, he could start now and still wouldn’t win. De Valira has beat Sizing Europe three times and yet look at the prices. The problem with Sizing is that his Leopardstown win looked too good to be true and so I’ll stick with Sublimity.

TH: Michael O’Brien said Sizing Europe will not finish in front of De Valira when I spoke to him.

NO: It’s a very open race as I’d question the form of that Leopardstown race that Sizing Europe won. Harchibald is the most interesting in the field while Afsoun is a massive price e/w.

TT: I’m a Sizing Europe fan. You’ll need to see this out as Osana will make it a proper test. I think the trip is a worry for Harchibald as he has so much speed and class.

TM: Harchibald will lie down when he sees the hill, he’s a ‘hill detector’ and he won’t go up it. On form, Sizing Europe is the one.

BALLYMORE PROPERTIES HURDLE

TH: Alan King is a big fan of Group Captain Jim?

JM: He’s very appealing and for a decent flat horse he’s taken well to hurdles. He’s respected. Aigle D’Or looked good when winning at Cheltenham and Forpadydeplaster makes up the obvious three.

TM: Forpadydeplasterer is very good but he’s a big horse and 11/2 is too short. I respect Alan King’s comments about Group Captain and Venalmar would be an e/w option.

McElroy: Forpadydeplasterer’s price could collapse if the Irish have a winner or two on Tuesday but maybe he’s a bit too slow. Group Captain and Aigle D’Or are serious horses and Alan King’s runner looks the business. This could be a cracking race. Venalmar is the e/w value.

DH: I’m a Forpadydeplasterer fan and he’s the Irish’s best chance. Group Captain is classy and hard to beat, Venalmar e/w for me too.

NC: Trafford Lad is not with out a chance as the quick ground will suit.

TT: This is a very good race. Group Captain has a huge chance an I know Ruby likes Breedsbreeze. If the Irish run well in the Supreme Novices then Forpadydeplasterer will have a chance here. Venalamr is the e/w selection.

McGurrin: Group Captain looked good at Exeter , especially as he drifted in the betting. He’ll have too much pace for Aigle D’Or.

CHAMPION CHASE

NO: Mansony is not good enough for the Irish. Voy Por is very good at Cheltenham but Master Minded has looked very special. Twist Magic is interesting on his Tingle Creek win but Master Minded looks solid, although too short.

TT: An English win by the looks of it. I’m with Master Minded as I’m not sure Twist Magic will get up the hill. Voy Por has a chance if back to his best.

DH: Master Minded hard to beat.

McElroy: Not a Twist Magic fan, not solid enough. Master Minded is a good horse in the making but will that be now? Voy Por is the one.

TM: Master Minded could be the new 2m Champ. His Newbury win was unbelievable and he’s a serious horse.

NC: Master Minded looks good but I’m worried that Alan King nominated Group Captain and not Voy Por as his best bet for the meeting. Tamarinbleu is the e/w value.

McGurrin: Choc Thornton is adamant Voy Por will reverse form with Master Minded and he does look about 10lb better at Cheltenham . Tamarinbleu could pose a few problems for all of them if getting his own way in front.

JM: I’m still a big fan of Voy Por. He’s a fantastic professional and I expect another big run from him. This looks set to be a great race.

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ROYAL&SUNALLIANCE CHASE

TH: I like Silverburn Jim…?

JM: He has a good e/w chance but there doesn’t look to be too much depth to the race. Albertas Run and Air Force One look the main two and I fancy Air Force to turn to the tables on Albertas Run.

NO: Ornais has an enormous rating and on that basis his price, 14/1, looks good. Pomme Tiepy is the best of the Irish and is improving, but she’ll need to win this.

NC: This may be too tough for Pomme Tiepy although you can’t knock her.

TM: Albertas Run looks ok in an open race. For a five year old mare this will be too much for Pomme Tiepy.

McGurrin: They’ll be no issue on stamina for Silverburn and I can’t have Air Force One. It’s a tough ask for Pomme Tiepy and not normally a face for favourites.

TT: Wide open and difficult to pick one.

McElroy: Tricky. A brutal race. The top three are tough and hardy but Ruby wont he race for Albertas Run at Ascot with a fantastic ride. Oscar Park the e/w choice.

DH: I was impressed with Albertas Run at Ascot but he received a great ride from Ruby. I wouldn’t be surprise to see Air Froce reverse form in an English 1-2-3.

CHAMPION BUMPER

TH: Is Zaarito up to it?

McElroy: He keeps confirming his ability and he’s tough but no value now. Cousin Vinny is the one I like most and Cockleshell Road the e/w value.

TM: Apt Aproach is the best of Willie’s runners but he’s a lazy worker. 5/2 that Willie wins the race is a good bet but Zaarito looks class. His Naas win was quality and he’s the one.

NC: Cockleshell Road has a good chance. He won well at Navan and the hill will suit him at Cheltenham. You can’t get away from Zaarito though. Temperament is a worry from Apt Approach has he sweated up badly before his last race but the form is solid. Cousin Vinny and Explanation for Dermot Weld are two look at as well.

NO: Zaariot has far and away the best form. Timisvar is a big price.

TT: I’m a big Zaarito fan. All ground comes alike to him and he’ll be tough to beat.

DH: Zaarito looks outstanding but behind him it’s between Willie (Mullins) and Noel (Meade) so go with what ever Ruby and Paul (Carberry) choose to ride.

McGurrin: Lilywhitedancer is a big loser for us while Apt Approach worked well the other day. Zaarito has the experience and Corskeagh Royale was impressive last time out.

JM: Zaarito. Everything has been said about him. Keki Buku for Phillip Hobbs is interesting e/w.

WORLD HURDLE

TH: Can Inglis Drever be opposed?

JM: Stable form is depressing and a big worry. I can see him drifting on the day. My Way De Solzen ahs lost his way this year and I’m not sure what’s wrong with him. Hardy Eustace has class and is in form. He’s won three times at the Festival and looks the one to beat.

DH: Hardy is in great form and I’m really looking forward to this. He’ll be very happy over the trip and I’ve no concerns on that front. If Inglis isn’t 100% then we’re the ones to beat.

McElroy: I have no problem with Inglis but as he’ll probably drift I’ll wait and a few quid on him on the day. Blazing Bailey will be thereabouts but Hardy Eustace and Kasbah Bliss could fight it out.

TM: Inglis Drever is not a 5/4 shot, although the stable did have a winner today. Dessie’s comments about Hardy makes 11/1 look massive, he’s a hell of a horse.

McGurrin: It all centres around Inglis but none of us know for sure. Hardy is respected on Cheltenham form but The Market Man interests me. I’d be worried about the ‘bounce’ factor but he has a clear form chance.

TH: What about Aitmatov Nina?

NC: He worked well this morning but he’s maybe more of an Aintree horse. Hardy Eustace for me.

NO: Inglis is the best stayer in recent years but Hardy Eustace’s involvement makes it very competitive. Blazing Bailey should finish in the money.

TT: Inglis will win all day long if 100%. If Hardy stays the trip then he’ the value.

TRIUMPH HURDLE

TH: JP (McManus) has a couple of the market leaders Jim…?

JM: Binocluar may switch to the Supreme Novices and he’d have a big chance if he did. Franchoek is a quick hurdler and is in great form which make shim my selection. Celestial Halo will be running on for a place.

TM: Franchoek looks a good thing, he ticks all he boxes.

McElroy: Franchoek looks too good to be true. He’s another Katchit but a silly price now. I was doing a preview night in Wexford and Ivan Walsh from Celtic bookmakers was 5/2 on him but said he’d go 7/2 for the rest of the night. Some bloke stepped forward with eight grand in cash and took it! Silverhand is interesting.

TH: Silverhand Nina?

NC: He’s a decent horse and all set for the Triumph. He’ll definitely be in the first three at odds of 25/1.

McGurrin: Ashkazar is interesting but probably more likely for the Fred Winter. Celestial Halo ahs solid Group 1 flat form and was baked for this even after his defeat at Doncaster.

NO: The Irish are much of a muchness. Course and distance winners do well here so Franchoek to beat Celestial Halo for me. Personal Column at 25/1 is interesting.

DH: Plenty of Group 3, or better, flat horses makes this a tough race to solve. Celestial Halo may be, if close enough coming down the hill.

GOLD CUP

TH: This looks a match?

NO: For sure. Kauto Star has too much class. Mossbank e/w if turning up here, or Knowhere for a place.

TH: Fistfullofdollars set to be supplemented Nina?

NC: Yeah, he could run into some money but hasn’t got the ability to worry for big two. I’ll stick with Kauto.

McGurrin: Kauto for me. Denman will set it up for him as Kauto looks a better horse this year, I can’t see Denman troubling him. I’ll go 7/4 Denman for he rest of the night if anyone wants it.

McElroy: Denman on soft ground but Kauto under nay other circumstances. He has all the gears and Ruby won’t be asleep to the Denman tactics. Knowhere or Halcon Genelardis e/w.

DH: It’s possible for Denman. Last year’s Gold Cup wasn’t great and Ruby rode him perfectly and everything just fell into place for them. A proper pace from Denman and I wouldn’t be surprised if he won.

TT: Kauto has had a lighter campaign this year and looks better this time around. I can’t get away from him.

TM: No doubt a two horse race and they should open a market on if the 3rd horse will jump the last before the other two have crossed the line! It’s set to be an unbelievable race. Kauto is the one for me. Sit back and enjoy.

JM: Denman was impressive last year and his Hennessey win was top draw. Kauto is in the driving seat on the forecast ground but any rain and Denman has a chance.

NAPS/CHARITY BETS

TM: Noland (Arkle) & Hardy Eustace e/w (World Hurdle)

McGurrin: Silverburn (RSA Chase) & Cockleshell Road (Bumper)

McElroy: L’Antartique (Ryanair) & Davy Russell e/w (Top Jockey)

NO: Franchoek (Triumph) & River Liane (Fred Winter)

NC: Jered ( County Hurdle ) & Silverhand (Triumph)

DH: Master Minded (Queen Mother) & Venalmar (Ballymore Hurdle)

TT: Zaarito (Bumper) & Finger on The Pulse (Jewson)

JM: Carruthers (Spa Hurdle) & Punjabi (Champion Hurdle)

Bobajobber · #13 (**permalink**) 07-03-2008

Panel: Tony Mullins (TM), Noel O’Brien (NOB), Bob Cooper (BC), Robert Power (RP), Ken Whelan (KW), Paddy Flood (PF), Tracey Piggott (TP), Ivan Yates (Celtic Bookmakers, IY)

Supreme Novices:
NOB: Noel Meade would have liked to get another run into Muirhead. Captain Cee Bee very impressive but has beaten nothing. Captain Cee Bee can go on and improve but Muirhead has the better form.
PF: Captain Cee Bee is a better horse than Muirhead, but the value is with Fiveforthree who won his maiden very well. Fancies Sophocles to finish in front of Cork All Star. as he would have beaten him last year with a clear run.
BC: British horses have a poor record here. Has Rippling Ring backed AP but impressed by Sentry Duty - has a big chance. Numide is worth backing if its very soft.
IY: Very opposed to the Irish Horses. Both of Hendersons horses have been impressive so far. Snap Tie is also well fancied.

Arkle:
TM: Noland is the banker of the meeting and has nothing to beat. Clopf just not good enough.
RP: Not the greatest Arkle we have seen. Noland is the class horse in the race and can’t pick anything to beat him. Tiday Bay can’t jump and would hate to ride him in the Arkle.
NOB: Never seen so many Arkle horses that can’t jump. Noland is “Head & Shoulders” above the rest and Leslingtaylor an EW shout.
IY: Noland will be well backed and will be looking to take him on – this could be a great race for bookmakers this year.

Champion Hurdle:
NOB: A bit worried about Sublimity’s prep so far. Sizing Europes run in the AIG was the highest rated 2m hurdle this year, he has won at Cheltenham and has improved “Hand over Fist”. The race of the meeting.
TP: Edward Doyle (Show Jumper trainer) thinks that Sizing Europe will never win a Champion as he “doesn’t jump right”!
NOB: Hardy Eustace is going for the Stayers as this is such a hot contest. Harchibald could be the forgotten horse – people are very hard on him. He has responded well to pressure this year and it the best lepper in the race.
KW: Can’t have Sizing Europe, the AIG not the form it was cracked up to be. Sublimity was very good last year and Philip Carberry is very shrewd. Harchibald gets 2m but not 2m 50yds at Cheltenham.
BC: ATR were at Carrs last week and John Carr thinks all has gone to plan so far. Liked Osansa in the Boylesports as he stayed on so well that day.
IY: Hearing bad things about Sublimity, not the same hype as last year. His Bank Manager loves Harchibald, and likened him to Hans Blix in Iraq – finds nothing! Sizing Europe and Osana are improvers. This is the only chance the Irish have of winning a feature race.
TM: Can’t understand the statement from Edward Doyle – thinks his only problem is over jumping. He looks the best horse in the race. Harchibald is a “Hill detector” and will nearly do everything again. Catch Me may be an EW bet.
RP: Osana has the better form, and Sizing Europe is not a real hurdler. Likes Afsoun EW
PF: Catch Me is a poor jumper and should be running over further. Katchit is “a rocket” and would be his bet.

Ballymore Properties:
BC: Group Captain the NAP of the meeting – really impressive at Exeter. Would look no further.
NOB: The Irish keep beating each other and Trafford Lad probably the best of them. The 3m hurdle has weakened this race a lot, and they are now 2 weak races. Probably would size with Breedsbreeze.
RP: 2m5 will suit Group Captain and Venalmar (connections very sweet on this one)
TM: Henderson very confident in Aigle D’or – the Irish are all on top of one another. Whatuthink’s form is as good as any of the Irish (would have a serious chance in the 3m race)
PF: Venalmar has improved immensely since his last run and will certainly be there abouts – the best of the Irish.
IY: The market for all of Mouse Morris’s quiet enough at the moment. Reckons that Charlie Chalk had 10,000 @ 15/2 with him the other day on Forpaddytheplasterer – but thinks he needs it soft. Reckons he could go off at 7/2 though as he is really well fancied. Group Captain will be done for toe. Aigle D’or was very good in France and is really well fancied. He is better than the rest of these….
KW: Aigle D’or didn’t have to jump anything in France! Forpaddytheplasterer too big to win a race like this at Cheltenham, and has hung both ways at various times this season – has never ran straight yet. Will be much better over fences. Likes Elusive Dream EW and maybe Whatuthink.

Queen Mother:
NOB: Nickname is not running. One of the weakest renewals in a while. VPU was staying on well last time, and he was very impressed by Twist Magic but VPU top rated. The Irish have nothing.
BC: Would go for Twist Magic of the Nicholls two. Fail Along is a decent EW bet, jumped well last time.
RP: Ruby picking Master Minded would swing it for him – a very good horse. One of the bankers of the meeting.
TM: Can’t have Fair Along, too small to win a Championship race – lovely and honest but not good enough. Master Minded could be anything, excellent at Newbury.
RP: 5yo’s have a poor record but we haven’t seen a 5yo like this one – would love to be on him in the race.
IY: Looking to get Twist Magic here

Bumper:
TM: Willie has 4 entries and will run 4. They can all beat Apt Approach at home but AA is the best of them. Seems to be a trainers dream as he keeps it for the racetrack. Thinks that Zarrito will win though. Not a good looking horse but a very good one.
IY: Good word for Big Eared Fran, and Cockleshell Road is a sneaky one, quietly fancied.
PF: Zarrito looks an aeroplane racing but looks more like a greyhound than a racehorse in the paddock. Rode O’Grady’s at home and he’s not much good – wants it very soft.
RP: Have to be impressed by Zarrito so far, could end up being great value at 5/1 EW. Homer Woods of Jessies is a decent horse (has worked him a few times) and is value at 33/1
BC: Big Eared Fran and Gold Award the best of the British
KW: Likes Cousin Vinny, looks to be a nice horse
NOB: Zarrito reminds him a bit of Cork All Star. David Pipe not that keen on Big Eared Fran when he was speaking to him. Nina was impressed by Corskeagh Royale.

Royal & Sun Alliance:
TM: Pomme Tiepy has had a long hard season, and while its hard to be confident in John Joe’s Albertas Run could be the best of these. Too many horses with little chances so head to the bar…
PF: So many of these are in & out of form. Albertas Run only won last time because of the ride Ruby gave it. Air Force One not good enough.
KW: Really like Joe Lively – they will all have their work cut out to catch him. Chocolate Thornton very sweet on Starzaan.
BC: Albertas Run last time was the best trial in the UK. Not impressed by Silverburn at all.
IY: Can’t have Albertas Run. C&D form at Cheltenham important so Joe Lively would have a chance

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Ryanair:
NOB: Mossbank the top rated of the Irish. This race is not really the 1st choice for most of the horses, and connections of Mossbank are tempted by the Gold Cup. Our Vic can win it if they do.
BC: Ferdy Murphy might win this with L’antartique, good Cheltenham form
KW: Mossbank may go for the Gold Cup. Our Vic is like a Ryanair flight – you think you have a great price until you get to the finish. Between l’Antartique and Tamarinblue
PF: This race suite The Listener down to the ground, a smashing jumper.
TM: Thinks Hourigan will send Mossbank to the Gold Cup. L’antartique not good enough (used to train him). Our Vic on the process of elimination
RP: Tamarinblue one of the bankers of the meeting
IY: In favour of L’antartique, crying out for this race and is a cracking EW bet.

Stayers:
NOB: Ingles Drever is by far the best horse in the race – complete class. Hardy Eustace makes it interesting but ID will win. They won’t run him if he’s not right.
BC: ID much too short considering Howard Johnson’s form. Blazing Bailey is the obvious alternative.
KW: Howard Johnsons horses are ‘shagged’. Shutting down your stable the week before Cheltenham is not good! Hardy Eustace won’t stay so Kasbah Bliss the choice.
PF: Hardy Eustace will have no problem staying the trip, and Wichita Lineman is a bit like him – maybe a bit lazy. Not surprised to see blinkers on Wichita next week. Kazal was very good at Navan, looks a better hurdler since he went chasing.
TM: If Howards are right ID wins. Kazal maybe EW, but backing or laying Ingles Drever is the play really.
RP: ID will win even if he bursts! Kazal EW if there is any cut in the ground.
IY: Has layed a big bet on Kazal EW @ 25/1 so happy to see him beaten

Triumph:
NOB: Franchoek deserves to be a short priced favourite, his form is very good. Celestial Halo is a big danger though. Beau Michael is the best of the Irish, but Franchoek the NAP of the meeting.
BC: Seradab a decent EW bet, Bowen fancies him a bit.
KW: The British juveniles are better than ours. Beau Michael has no chance and he has won 2 Gr2’s in Ireland. Willies horse C’est Ca has done nothing wrong and may be the best of the Irish
PF: An English winner in this. Franchoek will win and Won In The Dark will place
TM: Franchoek looks the job. C’est Ca may be an EW bet.
RP; Celestial Halo fancied by Ruby, If Sentry Duty runs well get on
IY: Franchoek a big loser for him but he is out to get him.

Gold Cup:
NOB: Kauto Star is one of the best horses he has seen in many years, and his jumping has improved. Mossbank might run into a place. Denman would need to make it a real test of stamina.
BC: Loves Denman but Kauto’s jumping is now a joy to watch. Nowhere might be an EW bet.
KW: Kauto is not making the mistakes he made last year. Denman will give him a good lead to the last, and the closest he will get is in the lorry to the track.
PF: Last years Gold Cup didn’t suit Kauto as they went too slow.Stamina won’t be an issue.Kicking King has no chance, Knowhere to be 3rd.
TM: Kauto Star the best since Arkle. Denman a great horse but is not in the same league.
IY: Seen some good EW bets on Halcon Genelardais in the past week or so
RP: Hopes nothing falls and brings one of them down. Going to go with the heart and go for Denman.

NAPS and LAYS
NOB: Franchoek (with a good mention for River Liane), no LAY put up
BC: Group Captain Lay: Ingles Drever
KW: Prince Erik EW Lay: Cork All Star ..When asked what horse he’d like to ride..”I am riding it”
PF: Leg Spinner (a stonewall certainty) Lay: Forpaddytheplasterer .. When asked what horse he’d like to ride…Leg Spinner
TM: Noland Lay: Mossbank & Forpaddytheplasterer
RP: Captain Cee Bee Lay: All the other Irish Novices, both Hurdlers & Chasers.. When asked what horse he’d like to ride ..Cork All Star
IY: Ingles Drever a certainty, good word for Ringaroses in the Coral

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