Jump Racing > Tuesday 6th November

[Aidymac]

*1 Point WIN Cue Card > Exeter 2:50 @ 11/10 Boylesports BOG* One thing that is a huge advantage to Cue Card is that it goes extremely well fresh. It has won on it's last three seasonal bow's in a row and the Tizzard stable has been flying lately. Another huge positive is the form of For Non Stop, a horse that looked so impressive at Aintree in October where it won a good Grade 2 by 23 lengths!!! Well, Cue Card beat For Non Stop by 4 lengths last season, and that form looks good on the book. Menorah can be a sloppy jumper, and may not be geared up for this race, i think we should see Cue Card get off to a winning start yet again this season, it is a highly talented horse.

[beaker1]

Re: Jump Racing > Tuesday 6th November 2-55 punchestown - DEDIGOUT @ SP DEDIGOUT (IRE) (A. J. Martin) A very exciting novice chaser for this season is Dedigout.After finishing second on his sole start in Irish points, he joined the powerful Gigginstown House Stud team and ran well on his debut under rules, finishing second in a 22 runner bumper at Punchestown. He is clearly developing all the time though as he went from strength to strength over hurdles, winning four of his five starts.After an impressive debut success over hurdles at Punchestown on soft ground, he stayed on well to beat a useful field at Navan on heavy ground. He then tried to give weight to the useful Monksland and Lyreen Legend at Naas and bar for a mistake at the last, may have won, but he eventually finished third.On his next start he stepped up in trip to two miles six furlongs and stayed on well to win, indicating that three miles may be his trip for this season. It was his final start that really caught the imagination though, as on heavy ground he took on Grade One opposition and stayed on strongly over two and a half miles, showing a battling attitude to defeat Colour Squadron and Lyreen Legend a touch comfortably.He is now set to go chasing and on testing ground, he could do very well and I fully expect him to be tackling the top novice chases over two miles four furlongs or more this season and running well in them. 3-20 exeter - HINTERLAND @ SP HINTERLAND (FR) (P. F. Nicholls) A very exciting prospect for novice chases this season is Hinterland. Having already won a listed hurdle in France, he joined the Ditcheat team last season with a juvenile hurdling campaign planned, but Paul Nicholls made no secret about the fact that he thought he would be a much better chaser. He made his British debut at Cheltenham in a Grade Two contest and was very well supported in the market. That support proved valid as he travelled well throughout the race and stayed on strongly to beat the useful Hollow Tree (who went on to win the Grade One Finale Hurdle at Chepstow) by three lengths. On his next start he failed to give weight to Baby Mix at Cheltenham, but that was no disgrace; as his victor went on to win the Grade Two Adonis Hurdle later in the season. Next time out he was stepped up to handicap company and ran a credible race to finish third to Module and it has been reported that he was not 100% when falling on his final start of the season at Aintree. The reports are that he has done well over the summer and it certainly looked that way when he easily won a handicap hurdle on his seasonal debut at Chepstow. I know connections are excited about his prospects as a novice chaser and he is certainly built for chasing. I can remember him standing head and shoulders above his opposition last year and I get a feeling that he could go a long way over fences and is a serious challenger for the Arkle in March. these two are going to be very short in the betting and maybe not everyone cup of tea in terms of betting, but im having a bet on them in singles and a double