granger
Senior Jockey
Noel Meade's Pandorama has won very very easily again today. Carberry motionless on him. At 3rd last he was a bit off, that aside his victory was never in doubt
Galileo, it looks like Meade will not run him on good ground. But have we not heard this before from trainers who can't resist the lure of Cheltenam in the end?
Galileo, it looks like Meade will not run him on good ground. But have we not heard this before from trainers who can't resist the lure of Cheltenam in the end?
Relkeel - Did you go the BS 4/1?
Well, I was part of the conversation.
I thought he was seriously impressive.
In fact, I was surprised that none of your fellow countrymen has started a thread about him. You know, one of those ones where you all take it in turns to fawn all over the latest promising young Irish horse to arrive on the scene.
Well, I was part of the conversation.
I thought he was seriously impressive.
In fact, I was surprised that none of your fellow countrymen has started a thread about him. You know, one of those ones where you all take it in turns to fawn all over the latest promising young Irish horse to arrive on the scene.
I like Notre Pere in the big one later.
I like Notre Pere in the big one later.
Galileo, it looks like Meade will not run him on good ground. But have we not heard this before from trainers who can't resist the lure of Cheltenam in the end?
Wow, that would keep you dreaming. He was awesome. He handles soft ground really well, he has a huge engine and is very clear winded. He probably is best on soft ground and I wouldn't like to see him running on fast ground. He only has a very light pedigree but he is really laid back and his next start will be in the Barry & Sandra Kelly Memorial Novice Hurdle here (December 14th) and then he'll have a break before coming back in the spring."