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I don't rate that Leopardstown race at all. The horse that was fourth was basically not off and the only proper unexposed horse in the race somehow found a way to get beat.

Heavy ground means being in front is best. I've no idea what sectionals could possibly tell you about yesterday's race. They're never going to go fast enough on heavy for a pace collapse. To me he's a horse that you needed to be on yesterday and any race going forward will be a race too late.

If a horse gets to the front and gets an uncontested lead on very heavy ground, it only needs to run to its mark to win. Anything held up yesterday may as well have been a NR. It was actually laughable how far behind All In You was, a good 35l behind the winner, when he made a mistake at the...

All these superlatives about blowing the field apart, annihilation, and dismantling a good field. Would anyone like to give me a number for how many horses actually ran to a figure above 100 in the race?

Running on that ground four weeks before Cheltenhan can't be a good idea.

I’d be very careful about getting carried away with that form. He went forward on desperate ground in a race where horses couldn’t get to the main group, never mind the winner. I can’t ever remember a season where all the form before the Festival was on bottomless ground.

Day of the race is the only market counts. It's currently 9.8 into 8.0.

I'm surprised the Greatrex yoke is freely available at 15/2 for the Schwepps.

Gigolo has already put it up but I can pass on good word for Badri 14/1 in the 7.00 Newcastle.

Almost as beautiful as the the author. .

'It's been tough - you can't expect continuous acceleration' - Venetia Williams opens up on troublesome season All in a day's work: Venetia Williams in the office at Aramstone stables Venetia Williams has had just seven winners this season Chevron down Venetia Williams has opened up on a...

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Dark chocolate? Putting you on ignore.

I'm surprised you've got sucked in by the Skelton horse. It's all priced in. All In You is ridiculously well handicapped off 129. He'll be about 141 by seasons end.

https://www.racingpost.com/results/11/cheltenham/2004-03-18/345225

How do you get an essay out of biscuits? 169P++

You can't beat a good chocolate digestive or a bourbon.

Can't wait for him to tell us the story about a 1982 winner celebrated with a large London Dry Gin and Schwepps tonic.

Do you know he put up a winning trifecta in 1973?

Correct.