Cheltenham Festival Handicap Analysis

2023-02-19T13:11:28+00:00February 15th, 2023|

Cheltenham Festival Handicaps

Cheltenham Festival Part 1

In part 1, Liam looks at the Ultima Handicap Chase, Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle, Coral Cup, Grand Annual & Pertemps Final

Cheltenham Festival Part 2

In part 2, Liam looks at the Festival Plate, Kim Muir, County Hurdle & Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle

Trainers plan a year after mine!

Grand Annual: I don’t normally get sucked in by comments by the trainer / owner but this one is very interesting:

Harry Whittington feels that Rouge Vif is coming back to boil ready for a run in the Grand Annual, a plan he hatched in […]

Weekend Review – 11th February 2023

2023-02-15T16:29:06+00:00February 15th, 2023|

Weekend Review – Betfair Hurdle weekend

Liam looks back at the Betfair Hurdle weekend and highlights horses that shouldn’t be given up on including horses that could be aimed at the Imperial Cup, County Hurdle, Morebattle Hurdle and Kim Muir Handicap Chase. One horse from the weekend even makes a Cheltenham Festival E/W Treble that was requested.

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Handicap Movers after the Dublin Racing Festival!

2023-02-07T13:11:51+00:00February 7th, 2023|

Handicap Movers and Shakers – 31st January 2023

Hurdlers – potential targets including the County Hurdle & Coral Cup Hurdlers

Chasers – potential targets include the Festival Plate and the Grand Annual Chasers

Weekend Review

Weekend review including highlighting a few that deserve another chance at the Cheltenham Festival!

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Handicap Movers and Shakers – 31st January 2023

2023-01-31T11:47:42+00:00January 31st, 2023|

Handicap Movers and Shakers – 31st January 2023

Hurdlers Dropping in the Handicap Hurdlers Dropping

Chasers Dropping in the Handicap Chasers Dropping

Hurdlers and Chasers who have gone up in the handicap but still interesting Handicap Risers!

Weekend Review

Many of the above in the tweets feature in the weekend review which I recorded on Sunday. Check it out!

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Weekend 28th – 29th January 23 Preview & Review

2023-01-30T10:37:32+00:00January 30th, 2023|

Weekend of 28th – 29th January Preview and Review

Whilst the racing has already been completed, we thought we should link you to the Preview video and also the Review video. These are often posted to YouTube and twitter.

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Weekend Preview

Always great to see some winning bet slips!

Weekend Preview

The review includes a couple of crazy plans for the County Hurdle and Coral Cup and also why Liam thinks Editeur De Gite may find it much harder at the Cheltenham Festival. […]

Cheltenham Festival 2023 Day 4 – Looking away from the favourites

2023-01-13T12:21:32+00:00January 13th, 2023|

Cheltenham Day 4 – Friday

In this post, we will identify the top contenders that pose the greatest threat to the favourites in the Day 4 races at the Cheltenham Festival. By analysing various factors such as form, distance, and more, we aim to find reasons why the favourites may not be as strong as their odds suggest and could potentially be beaten by another horse. Our goal is to uncover potential upsets and let’s hope we have a few here!

Triumph Hurdle

Zarak The Brave was impressive on hurdles debut at Fairyhouse before stepping up to Grade 3 company and bumping into Lossiemouth. I think Lossiemouth wins […]

Cheltenham Festival 2023 Day 3 – Looking away from the favourites

2023-01-11T17:04:51+00:00January 11th, 2023|

Cheltenham Day 3 – Thursday

In this post, we will identify the top contenders that pose the greatest threat to the favourites in the Day 3 races at the Cheltenham Festival. By analysing various factors such as form, distance, and more, we aim to find reasons why the favourites may not be as strong as their odds suggest and could potentially be beaten by another horse. Our goal is to uncover potential upsets and let’s hope we have a few here!

Turner Novices Chase

James Du Berlais is clearly thought of as being very classy. He started his career with Willie Mullins in the Champion Hurdle of 2021 […]

Cheltenham Festival 2023 Day 2 – Looking away from the favourites

2023-01-10T14:16:31+00:00January 10th, 2023|

Cheltenham Day 2 – Wednesday

In this post, we will identify the top contenders that pose the greatest threat to the favourites in the Day 2 races at the Cheltenham Festival. By analysing various factors such as form, distance, and more, we aim to find reasons why the favourites may not be as strong as their odds suggest and could potentially be beaten by another horse. Our goal is to uncover potential upsets and let’s hope we have a few here!

Ballymore Novices Hurdle

Champ Kiely bounced back to form when winning the Grade 1 over 2m3f and although he clearly settled better over this trip and going […]

Cheltenham Festival 2023 Day 1 – Looking away from the favourites

2023-01-09T18:33:41+00:00January 9th, 2023|

Cheltenham Day 1 – Tuesday

In this post, we will identify the top contenders that pose the greatest threat to the favourites in the Day 1 races at the Cheltenham Festival. By analysing various factors such as form, distance, and more, we aim to find reasons why the favourites may not be as strong as their odds suggest and could potentially be beaten by another horse. Our goal is to uncover potential upsets and let’s hope we have a few here!

Supreme Novices Hurdle

Marine Nationale won the Royal Bond Grade 1 Hurdle at Fairyhouse and the second and fourth place finishers in that race have since performed […]

Some Early 2023 Targets for Eyecatchers

2023-01-02T18:48:58+00:00January 2nd, 2023|

New Years Day targets

Minella Indo won at Tramore beating Stattler and is arguably no longer the ‘forgotten horse’ of the Gold Cup. Form at the Cheltenham Festival read 1212 and he was a whopping 40/1 for the Gold Cup before yesterday. I highlighted that a 50/1 double winning at Tramore and the Gold Cup was a good bet and we now have 50/1 about a 20/1 shot who is likely to go straight for the Gold Cup.

From the last email we sent

How we’ve go 50/1 about a 20/1 shot in the Cheltenham Gold Cup

It sounds like they are going straight to the […]