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- 23 %
- 30 Days Profit
- 369
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- 33.3
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- -13.7
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- 6.5
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Mange Tout seemingly had ground excuses last time, which she won’t have here. She is tempting as the freshest of the top of the market, with the other four all running at Cheltenham. However, I thought it was perhaps Ammes who was a touch overpriced to hit the frame in this, despite him being well beaten by Winston Junior in the Fred Winter. He travelled well behind Minella Study before shanking the last couple of hurdles somewhat at Wetherby. He stayed on stoutly and was not beaten far at all. With a better round he can go well. Owen reaches for the visor to sharpen him up, which isn’t necessarily a negative move. He was in the process of running a good race at Cheltenham before ultimately not staying up the hill. On this flatter track, he’ll hopefully travel much better in a race that should leave no hiding place.
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Bucketloads to find on ratings, but going back left-handed could be a plus for Nicholl’s horse, who hasn’t shown his ability yet over jumps. He’s been held out wide on the last two occasions at Kempton, often looking like he wants to go left, so this track could be more to his liking. He’s priced accordingly, but the first-time cheekpieces did help to sharpen up his jumping last time, and they’re retained here. Shoved up in class, he could well end up with a bit of a freebie up front, and he showed last time that he does at least possess a bit of an engine, fighting on well off a big weight in a handicap. As I said, he’s got loads to find; the 5-year-olds do have a poor record in this, which does put you off Lulamba, for all it could be a procession for him. Of the older horses, Jax Junior is held by Lulamba, and Koktail Divin may prefer softer ground.
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1-4 from the Cheltenham Hunter Chase come here for this shorter version, and that all again probably favors Barton Snow in truth. He’s a worthy favorite, but the one I liked at the prices with five places available was Let’s Go Champ. Clearly not without issues, being a lightly raced 11-year-old. He went well last time when beating Hunters Yarn, getting just 2 lbs, who commands a rating of 153. He looked to be on the way to winning recently when falling late. This horse also beat Journey With Me and City Chief before that; both of those wins have boosted that form. Both wins were on heavy ground, and he looks more capable on good ground, so you can perhaps right the up even more. 5/1 JF when pulling up in a Grade 3 this time last year??'there’s a chance he could just be swinging from the front rank. With a guarantee largely that he’ll stay, hopefully he can take some of these off their feet if he can go the pace, as there doesn’t appear to be bundles of it.
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