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Sad moments seeing him pulled up. Thats racing though.

Was more to make him justice after Tanlic claimed it can't be argued(the main point initially was about AJ) NC would've won. He was the champion stayer and even on his first run of the season where he ran a stone below best he was still able to beat Supasundae which AJ struggled to beat...

Well sometimes daft discussion lead to interesting ones, if one doesn't question where NC would've finished based on all known evidence then what are you doing with your time? :lol:

Killultagh Vic runs on Sunday, I wonder what are the chances of him targeting the GC and whether to take the odds on offer now before too late :ninja:

Absolutely nothing to back up? Tanlic are you aware you're talking about the Stayers winner who was ahead of Supasundae even on this year reappearance when NC underperformed by a stone? NC would've crushed them yesterday.

Its all about form @viking. You need to analyse it a bit but I can give you a hint: check out AJ & Supasunde last 2 races against each other and make up your own mind. Also watch the replays if you have a chance and it should be clear enough.

Her class got her through yesterday, if NC hadn't suffered that accident I've no doubt he would've won. I think its even more clear AJ goes for the Mares now.

Before 'they' were saying he could win any championship race, after another race he might prove he won't win anything at Chelt. Think CC might be the preferred route after today but little chances of beating the first 2-3 in the market(his form over 2 is v. weak) and might end up in a hot...

NC a huge blow, he was expected to continue in the footsteps of Inglis Drever for Wylie.. RIP

Don't think Djak is forever gone, but his old jumping errors returned and made him lose a ton of ground late in the race. Overall the staying chase division continues with a bunch of average horses, no superstars emerging on the scene since Don Cossack retired and the only talent Might Bite is...

Money and eyes on Djak, 9s to make up a short head over 3 miles seems gold unless Mullins forgot to report he lost a leg..

Still hope Min would be sent Ryanair route after that display against Simply Ned over 2 miles. He's better over further will be Mullins conclusion, hopefully.

Very slow pace all around, novices earlier in the card went few seconds faster which explains why(beside the outsiders finishing so close) it took BDair a furlong or more to catch-up with TNO as both were full of running. Nothing new learned(top class, slick hurdler & v. good turn of foot)...

The winner today just had plenty at the business end no fault of Lami. I wonder who tipped Sam Spinner to start off 2nd fav, hats off as they were right.

@KA, TNO had 16 days to recover until last year's Xmas Hurdle, now he only has 10. Also he comes from a particular hard race against MTOY who he dispatched with ease last year in the Bula giving him 8lbs, now he got beat by him in the same race with only 6lbs concession. The kissing spine...

I'd like to give it a go DG

Thats a possibility @KA, but very unlikely BDair is a mid 170 horse, he only beat 5 lengths MTOY on his best outing. Yes he's bound to improve but needs to show it first, right now we don't know if he has. When Faugheen smashed TNO 2 years ago at Kempton Timeform rated him 150+ for the...

If they both win easy until Chelt, I think we're going to have the smallest field in the CH since its inception years..

BDair, Chesterfield, Elgin, Mohaayed, OG, TNO

Its a small change for Faugheen being ruled out of Kempton and players in this market readjusting their position that previously implied he'll be there as its been the case every time he hasn't been injured. Anyone imagining that the two are close in terms of ability thats why they're close in...