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I'm probably barking up the wrong tree again, but Gemirande could be an interesting longshot if he ran on Saturday.

He started off in handicao chases slowly slowly, getting beat at short odds, then his form picked up, when winning a couple of decent handicap chases. His overall profile is generally progressive year on year, although I've no idea what happend last season, as he didn't even start off until early March 2024, running a galllant fifth in the Grand Annual, and only had three runs in total last season, starting off in March.

He's lots to find on official ratings of course and must need several horses to drop out to get a run.

The hope would be he's summered well and has some extra improvement to show. I do think he's nicely handicapped off 128, but I suppose this would be a tough starting point for him this season against higher rated opponents.

Were he to run, that would be a swifter start to his season than in 2023/2024.when he only start in March. He's generally 33/1 but there is 50s in a place or two.

I think I'll wait nearer the time for the best each way terms.

<blockquote data-quote="The Fortune Teller" data-source="post: 2686583" data-attributes="member: 66421">I&#039;m probably barking up the wrong tree again, but Gemirande could be an interesting longshot if he ran on Saturday.He started off in handicao chases slowly slowly, getting beat at short odds, then his form picked up, when winning a couple of decent handicap chases. His overall profile is generally progressive year on year, although I&#039;ve no idea what happend last season, as he didn&#039;t even start off until early March 2024, running a galllant fifth in the Grand Annual, and only had three runs in total last season, starting off in March. He&#039;s lots to find on official ratings of course and must need several horses to drop out to get a run. The hope would be he&#039;s summered well and has some extra improvement to show. I do think he&#039;s nicely handicapped off 128, but I suppose this would be a tough starting point for him this season against higher rated opponents.Were he to run, that would be a swifter start to his season than in 2023/2024.when he only start in March. He&#039;s generally 33/1 but there is 50s in a place or two.I think I&#039;ll wait nearer the time for the best each way terms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Fortune Teller, post: 2686583, member: 66421"] I'm probably barking up the wrong tree again, but Gemirande could be an interesting longshot if he ran on Saturday. He started off in handicao chases slowly slowly, getting beat at short odds, then his form picked up, when winning a couple of decent handicap chases. His overall profile is generally progressive year on year, although I've no idea what happend last season, as he didn't even start off until early March 2024, running a galllant fifth in the Grand Annual, and only had three runs in total last season, starting off in March. He's lots to find on official ratings of course and must need several horses to drop out to get a run. The hope would be he's summered well and has some extra improvement to show. I do think he's nicely handicapped off 128, but I suppose this would be a tough starting point for him this season against higher rated opponents. Were he to run, that would be a swifter start to his season than in 2023/2024.when he only start in March. He's generally 33/1 but there is 50s in a place or two. I think I'll wait nearer the time for the best each way terms. [/QUOTE]

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