4 WINNERS yesterday including an 8/1 WINNER.... Lets see how today can fair out for us.. please continue to share our page!! SUNDAY 19/01/14 FAIRYHOUSE 12.50 Le Vent DAntan. Hasnt run since his good effort in the Cheltenham Bumper in March but might have the class to win on his seasonal and hurdle debut. With youth on his side, connections, presumably, have been taking things their time with him but he should be fairly ready today. 5/2 2.20 Perfect Smile. E/W. Was bang in contention until blundering away his chances at Leopardstown latest, runs from a nice weight and appears the type to win a big chase from a similar type of rating. He was Grade 1 placed as a novice hurdler and has yet to fulfill that promise thus far. 8/1 3.20 Hold Em Cowboy. (NAP) Has been pretty consistent since joining Gordon Elliott last summer, and gained just reward when successful in a 2m4f handicap hurdle at Navan last month. A switch to fences got off to an unfortunate start at Downpatrick where he fell two out when poised to challenge, Paul Carberry on board now. 3/1 3.50 Wildebeest. Noel Meade may have the answer here he had a winning newcomer in these colours at Naas recently. The son of Oscar cost 40,000 at Brightwells just over a year ago and is from the family of Black Jack Ketchum and Castlekellyleader. 3/1 TOWCESTER 1.40 Mansonien LAs. (N.B) Slightly disappointing on stable debut in November but, with cheekpieces refitted, scored by wide margin over C&D (heavy) on Boxing Day; 13lb rise takes him to new career-high mark but no surprise if he has more to offer for Donald McCain. 2/1 2.10 Pure Science. Slightly disappointing over hurdles this season, given he was sixth in the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham in March; however, last months fourth on handicap debut at Chepstow (3m, heavy) was very respectable, and he can improve if more fluent over this hurdles this time. 5/1 3.10 Tidal Dance. Showed fairly useful form for Emma Lavelle last winter and the heavy financial support before his recent stable-debut fall drops a strong hint there is more to come from him this season. 2/1 KEMPTON 4.00 Hoof It. Hasnt won since the 2011 Stewards Cup but was placed in Group 1 company last season and made an encouraging start to his AW career at Lingfield in December, faring best of the prominent runners in a very decent handicap (Forest Edge and Ballista behind); the one to beat on that evidence. 2/1 4.30 Red Dragon. In good form on Polytrack last winter and back in good form since returned to AW in November; came from some way back when closing third upped to 1m2f here last time and should not be far away if seeing out the extra furlong. 5/1 BEST OF LUCK https://facebook/pages/BeatDbookie/188344847910230?ref=br_tf
Posted on: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 00:20:39 +0000
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