chaumi
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Best of luck to you, too, BJ.
Hopefully, with several of those, you won't need luck, and it'll be 'how far?'
Hopefully, with several of those, you won't need luck, and it'll be 'how far?'
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Well, here’s the scores on the doors.
Day 1 Final Leaderboard (Verified)
(Based on £10 win stake per race | 7 races | Total Stake £70)
1st: User (+£22.75)
• Winners: Old Park Star (15/8), Lossiemouth (7/5), Madara (3/1).
• Total Returns: £28.75 + £24.00 + £40.00 = £92.75
Net Profit: +£22.75
2nd: Gemini (-£1.25)
• Winners: Old Park Star (15/8), Madara (3/1).
• Total Returns: £28.75 + £40.00 = £68.75
Net Profit: -£1.25
3rd: Random Generator (-£6.00)
• Winners: Lossiemouth (7/5), Madara (3/1).
• Total Returns: £24.00 + £40.00 = £64.00
• Net Profit: -£6.00
Winners have always been hard for me to find on the second day, so there’s a lot of hope invested. Not surprisingly I only square with Gemini once today (see below).
1:20: No Drama This End has been very impressive, although he had to work a bit harder last time. Also interested to see how Act Of Innocence goes and if he beats No Drama This End Nicholls won’t be at all pleased. Mullins likes to win this race and he has half a dozen trying for him.
2:00: They have been mucking about trying to find the right distance for Romeo Coolio and if he copes with this (he did win a point to point over three miles in his youth) he’ll take some beating. Whatever the result I doubt the home side will have much say in the matter.
2:40: The Yellow Clay hasn’t reached the heights of last year when he was second to The New Lion, but if first time pieces make a difference he should get nearer to it today.
3:20: Keith Donoghue is the absolute master of the cross country game and if Stumptown has recovered from the rigours of the Pardubice he can prove it again.
4:00: If the pieces work their magic one more I can’t see anything getting within spitting distance of Majborough. He’s my bet of the week.
4:40: Inthepocket ran his best of the season last time and I’m just going to rely on Henry to have him at his lifetime peak for this.
5:20: I’ve not seen a bumper horse to set my pulses racing and the race is stocked with potential and best watched to see how they sort themselves out. There have been vibes for Quiryn so I’ll go with that.
CHELTENHAM DAY 2 (WED 11 MAR)
1:20 Turner's Novices' Hurdle
User: No Drama This End
Gemini: Talk The Talk
Random: Bossman Jack
2:00 Brown Advisory Chase
User: Romeo Coolio
Gemini: Kitzbuhel
Random: Joystick
2:40 Coral Cup (Handicap)
User: The Yellow Clay
Gemini: Storm Heart
Random: Beckett Rock
3:20 Cross Country Chase
User: Stumptown
Gemini: Desertmore House
Random: Conflated
4:00 Champion Chase
User: Majborough
Gemini: Majborough
Random: Found A Fifty
4:40 Grand Annual Chase
User: Inthepocket
Gemini: Ballysax Hank
Random: Addragoole
5:20 Champion Bumper
User: Quiryn
Gemini: Keep Him Company
Random: Bass Hunter
Day 1 Final Leaderboard (Verified)
(Based on £10 win stake per race | 7 races | Total Stake £70)
1st: User (+£22.75)
• Winners: Old Park Star (15/8), Lossiemouth (7/5), Madara (3/1).
• Total Returns: £28.75 + £24.00 + £40.00 = £92.75
Net Profit: +£22.75
2nd: Gemini (-£1.25)
• Winners: Old Park Star (15/8), Madara (3/1).
• Total Returns: £28.75 + £40.00 = £68.75
Net Profit: -£1.25
3rd: Random Generator (-£6.00)
• Winners: Lossiemouth (7/5), Madara (3/1).
• Total Returns: £24.00 + £40.00 = £64.00
• Net Profit: -£6.00
Winners have always been hard for me to find on the second day, so there’s a lot of hope invested. Not surprisingly I only square with Gemini once today (see below).
1:20: No Drama This End has been very impressive, although he had to work a bit harder last time. Also interested to see how Act Of Innocence goes and if he beats No Drama This End Nicholls won’t be at all pleased. Mullins likes to win this race and he has half a dozen trying for him.
2:00: They have been mucking about trying to find the right distance for Romeo Coolio and if he copes with this (he did win a point to point over three miles in his youth) he’ll take some beating. Whatever the result I doubt the home side will have much say in the matter.
2:40: The Yellow Clay hasn’t reached the heights of last year when he was second to The New Lion, but if first time pieces make a difference he should get nearer to it today.
3:20: Keith Donoghue is the absolute master of the cross country game and if Stumptown has recovered from the rigours of the Pardubice he can prove it again.
4:00: If the pieces work their magic one more I can’t see anything getting within spitting distance of Majborough. He’s my bet of the week.
4:40: Inthepocket ran his best of the season last time and I’m just going to rely on Henry to have him at his lifetime peak for this.
5:20: I’ve not seen a bumper horse to set my pulses racing and the race is stocked with potential and best watched to see how they sort themselves out. There have been vibes for Quiryn so I’ll go with that.
CHELTENHAM DAY 2 (WED 11 MAR)
1:20 Turner's Novices' Hurdle
User: No Drama This End
Gemini: Talk The Talk
Random: Bossman Jack
2:00 Brown Advisory Chase
User: Romeo Coolio
Gemini: Kitzbuhel
Random: Joystick
2:40 Coral Cup (Handicap)
User: The Yellow Clay
Gemini: Storm Heart
Random: Beckett Rock
3:20 Cross Country Chase
User: Stumptown
Gemini: Desertmore House
Random: Conflated
4:00 Champion Chase
User: Majborough
Gemini: Majborough
Random: Found A Fifty
4:40 Grand Annual Chase
User: Inthepocket
Gemini: Ballysax Hank
Random: Addragoole
5:20 Champion Bumper
User: Quiryn
Gemini: Keep Him Company
Random: Bass Hunter
