The Becher chase has a lot going for it and its gonna be
quite a race at 2.05 Aintree with the ground being given as good to
soft with 24 runners (usually big fields
in this )
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YEAR
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WINNER
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AGE
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WGT
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SP
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TRAINER
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JOCKEY
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RPR
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14
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10-0
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14/1
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137
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9
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10-10
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10/1
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153
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12
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10-5
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15/2F
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144
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9
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11-12
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7/1
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159
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9
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10-5
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15/2
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158
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8
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11-5
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15/2
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163
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10
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11-7
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25/1
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167
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10
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10-4
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33/1
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139
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7
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10-1
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4/1F
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137
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8
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10-12
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11/2
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147
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And the trend to look
for is that the youngsters don’t get a great look in only 1 seven year old in
the last ten years off the minimum weight went off favourite for Nichols
Only three runners
carried more that 11-00 to victory
So first off you’re looking for 9 year olds in
the mid 10 stone to top 10-00 though the 10 year olds give the biggest price
winners and are well worth taking a peek at!
Rating – all 24
horses are within the winning handicap mark so there is little clue there
8 of the last 10 had
won over 3miles plus but had only Won in 2 handicap chases but whilst saying
that you want a horse that can run up with the pace
Nor does it go to
horses with a long layoff – about 50 days seems to have the key and at that to
have finished well in a big field and don’t discount the Irish horses they seem to be getting their act together
for this race
Any horse with good
forms around here or has recent good form at Haydock in a national trial Normally
there is quite a strong market as the race nears – if you fancy something
outside of the winning price range – take the place price early on Belfair –
watch for it running prominently for a bet in running works well this race
Animals that foot the bill for front running
this track are :
Walk on is French bred and thats one big key
to the race having won 7 of 28 bred runs
in 10 years went off 7/4 fav here last
run unseating after being bumped and
unsettled –that was pure bad luck but in
the Topham chase was beaten only half a length the problem is the distance of this race is he
a true stayer? Today will tell – is a
fine jumper of a fence
Across the bay is a
forgotton horse he can stay and he can jump from the front will be very
interested in any money coming late for this fella
Gullible Gordon
another that attracts the blog eye won by a 28l margin over 3m1f in a minor
race here can jump for fun and likes to run prominently.
Good luck all
Bob
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