thehorsesmouth
At the Start
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- Nov 25, 2013
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Usual shpeal from Mullins on Vautour, say it's very likely he'll go to the Supreme if he gets to Cheltenham fit and well.
I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss Vautour. Beat Mr Fiftyone 12 lengths, The Tullow Tank beat him 13 so on form nothing between them. I liked the way he came back when he looked beat, won going away in the finish having been very keen most of the way round. Major player imo.
Some amount of money, but tbf they own JCB do can afford it. Triumph hurdle horse?
Dies Faugheen jump well enough to win a Festival Championship race? Not convinced myself......not yet, at any rate.
His jumping would be my only slight concern hence why I would go for the Albert Bartlett, would have more time to recover from a mistake, though you could argue running over shorter at a quicker pace may keep his mind on the job. Just appears at the moment that he is looking around bored as he's had no company. Either way he's won at various trips in first gear. Looks the real deal to me.
I think Briar Hill will go for the Albert Bartlett, he'll stay forever and it would take a really good horse to beat him.
I think Briar Hill will go for the Albert Bartlett, he'll stay forever and it would take a really good horse to beat him. I think Faugheen, despite not being the slickest hurdler has the pace to win the Neptune and to win it well.
Briar Hill will be their best novice hurdler.
Irving/Briar Hill for the Supreme/Neptune double.
I reckon Faugheen will go for the potato race.
Clondaw Court wins at Thurles to give Mullins another Cheltenham option.
Willie doesn't run his best horses in the potato race
I'm convinced Briar Hill will go for and likely win the Neptune. Willie doesn't run his best horses in the potato race and this fella has gone the Mikael D'Haguenet route which suggests he's right at or very near to the top of their pecking order.