Road to the 2025 Champion Hurdle

edgt said:
Just wondering what are the chances of Ballyburn or indeed Slade Steel ( or both) coming back for Champion hurdle anyone ?
As things stand CH and Brighterdaysahead are well ahead of the posse, allowing for excuses for Lossiemouth and State Man running below par.
The novice chase scene are red hot in all divisions with no 2m4f at the Festival, so it may not be as far fetched as , say Davy coming back from retirement a few years ago.
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Chances of Ballyburn or Slade Steel going CH must be slim at best. I can't see BDA going the Ch route either as the seem very keen on the mares for her. If she is showing her best form prior to the CH I expect Paul Towend will ride Lossiemouth
 
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'I discovered Constitution Hill and he'll definitely win the Champion Hurdle'

Irish trainer Warren Ewing knew from the moment he asked Constitution Hill for his first canter that he was something special. Ewing bought the superstar hurdler as a foal for a bargain price of £16,500 before selling him on for £120,000. He is also a very proud dad to jockey and man of the...
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Tanlic said:
More money than sense....More like Constiyuyion Hill will lap this one than ITV lapping it upo_O
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Behave -it is absolutely brilliant that a horse is coming over from Japan to run at the festival.It is a pity they don't get more runners from America and Australia/New Zealand.
 
LUKE said:
Behave -it is absolutely brilliant that a horse is coming over from Japan to run at the festival.It is a pity they don't get more runners from America and Australia/New Zealand
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I can't be arsed with these idiots running no hopers to entertain their rich friends with horses that have no place being in the race...different if the horse had a realistic chance but this thing will be tailed off by halfway
 
viking said:
Looking forward to my annual outing to Trials Day even more assuming this happens

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Nicky Henderson has revealed that superstar hurdler Constitution Hill is on course to feature in the Grade 2 Unibet Hurdle on Trials day at... Read More
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Change of heart when they realized nothing else worth their salt is likely to run..none of the Irish trio are likely to come over...what else is there that could get him out of 2nd gear?
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LUKE said:
Behave -it is absolutely brilliant that a horse is coming over from Japan to run at the festival.It is a pity they don't get more runners from America and Australia/New Zealand.
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I recall backing an American runner in the Champion Hurdle. Finished third, if memory serves, but I can't remember its name. Pale blue colours, maybe.

Anglo, Jay Trump and Ben Nevis were American winners of the Grand National. Crisp was the champion chaser in Australia and Lord Gyllene in New Zealand.

It's great when they come over and it's even better when they have some sort of credibility. I have to be honest, my first thoughts on checking out the video of the Japanese entry was that they should re-think the idea of going up against the likes of Constitution Hill and State Man as he'd struggle to be competitive, to put it politely.
 
Desert Orchid said:
I recall backing an American runner in the Champion Hurdle. Finished third, if memory serves, but I can't remember its name. Pale blue colours, maybe.

Anglo, Jay Trump and Ben Nevis were American winners of the Grand National. Crisp was the champion chaser in Australia and Lord Gyllene in New Zealand.

It's great when they come over and it's even better when they have some sort of credibility. I have to be honest, my first thoughts on checking out the video of the Japanese entry was that they should re-think the idea of going up against the likes of Constitution Hill and State Man as he'd struggle to be competitive, to put it politely.
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Flatterer. Finished 2nd to See you then I think.
 
Desert Orchid said:
I recall backing an American runner in the Champion Hurdle. Finished third, if memory serves, but I can't remember its name. Pale blue colours, maybe.

Anglo, Jay Trump and Ben Nevis were American winners of the Grand National.
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Jay Trump was American Dessie but Anglo was Irish bred and born and Ben Nevis was born and bred in the UK...he was however owned by an American
 
It was before my time but I'm sure there was a horse that came over from NZ and was competetive in a Champion Hurdle and/or what became the Bula.
 
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