The November encounter at Cheltenham is always full of clues for the rest of the season. However, given that it was streamed live on ITV Racing, it was hard to find people watching the match there more than half of the viewers had never seen it.
As such, stay away from the bright lights that week 6 notebook horses have been found. Until they reappear and find their way in horse racing tips Patience is the key word.
Braganza Bay – Henry Daly
Team Henry Daly is having a pretty late time. Having made a fine debut on a bumper spring, this gelding has not been able to continue from there in a pair of subsequent starts in the same field. He has flown home since last on his hurdles debut at Market Rasen on Thursday and while there is great concern he may not continue this too, being only four years old and only four For the first time in his life, he deserves the benefit of the doubt until now.
Goal – Should find a beginner’s barrier before becoming a good handicap.
Gold Disc – Mark Johnston
The healthy adult juvenile found even ten feathers too short during its two-year campaign at Lingfield. He did some eye-catching work towards the end of the piece, beating the three and a half lengths at the line. His crossbreeding suggests he’ll easily stay a mile and a half, and for Mark Johnston, he looks set to reap the benefits of his massive weight to age allowance for three-year-olds. disabled medium distance since new year.
Target – Seems to be the type to run up a string on 12f+ by early 2022
Whatsafellatodo – Richard James Daniels
Taken into a deep dive for beginners at Punchestown on Saturday, a contest where the winner made all the runs. He’s back from a 927-day break here, held late early but too responsive and allowed across the pitch. He jumped off third leaving behind before being allowed home in his own time. Beating Court Maid is currently ranked 151 in hurdles in 2018, and while it’s unreasonable to expect him to run to that level now, there are races to win with him. We overcame bigger obstacles.
Goal – If it is possible to keep him sound, maybe to be a nice handicapped chaser by the end of the season
Get ready – Ben Pauling
A bit into last season, he ran well when he was last seen at Kempton before the fork. He looked completely normal during his trip at Fontwell on Sunday, always in top condition. He moved forward up the hill with one pulse to go but stuck wide at the bend, he backed down into the distance. He picks up a few on the hill and will see more cons on a longer ride.
Goal – There is a lot of stamina in the family so a handicap above 2m4f helps, maybe 3 miles
Crystal Moon – Alan King
Only beaten by a short header in a bumper run at Plumpton last season but he struggled to get into it when he crossed the hurdles on Monday. He has a multitude of dimensions and ranges on him and with him being the half-sister to Chantry House, he should have turned into a much better chaser. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see him over the fence sooner rather than later.
Target – Size is more suggestive of a long term project, especially on hedges
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Full Followers List
Aone Ally – Lucinda Russell – next 2nd @ 6/1 begins
Montgomery – Tom Lacey
Elsals – Richard Hannon
Libra Tiger – David Menuisier
Crosshouse Boy – Eugene O’Sullivan
Getupthemstairs – JG Cosgrove
Barley Breeze – Philip Kirby
Mandobi – William Haggas
Point King – Joseph O’Brien
On the gauge – David Bridgewater
Raya Time – Tom George
Cumulonimbus – Charlie Fellowes
Les’s Legacy – Susan Corbett
Copper Mountain – Michael & David Easterby – 3rd since
Scarlet Angel – Ger Lyons
Mofasa – Michael Scudamore
Coqueta – Colin McBratney
Chianti Classico – Kim Bailey
West On Sunset – Gary Moore
Picanha – Richard Phillips
Boombawn – Dan Skelton
Internet De Sivola – Nick Williams
Salamanca Bay Jonathan Fogarty
Morfee – Seamus Mullins
Everglow – Noel Meade
Braganza Bay – Henry Daly
Gold Disc – Mark Johnston
Whatsafellatodo – Richard James Daniels
Get ready – Ben Pauling
Crystal Moon – Alan King
