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Just back from the track - credit to the What A Friend team. First impression would be that they should have held onto Joncol for longer. I like Cawley but wouldn't be shocked to see a more experienced pilot on him the next day.

That said, pretty grim overall for the Irish chasers with WAF and Money Trix 1 and 2 - Sizing Europe, Mikael D'Hageneut etc need to grow up quickly.

Cooldine ran too bad to be true. In a way, the WAF win pays a compliment to the Sun Alliance form although it's likely the Nicholls horse has improved. But Ruby chose Cooldine yesterday for a reason and when you throw in the market support then it's hard to countenance how he ran really. Will take some training job to turn him around in time for Cheltenham. Odds against him running at this stage.

[QUOTE="Bobbyjo, post: 2224094, member: 65167"] Just back from the track - credit to the What A Friend team. First impression would be that they should have held onto Joncol for longer. I like Cawley but wouldn't be shocked to see a more experienced pilot on him the next day. That said, pretty grim overall for the Irish chasers with WAF and Money Trix 1 and 2 - Sizing Europe, Mikael D'Hageneut etc need to grow up quickly. Cooldine ran too bad to be true. In a way, the WAF win pays a compliment to the Sun Alliance form although it's likely the Nicholls horse has improved. But Ruby chose Cooldine yesterday for a reason and when you throw in the market support then it's hard to countenance how he ran really. Will take some training job to turn him around in time for Cheltenham. Odds against him running at this stage. [/QUOTE]

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