Not a lot of UK racing, just the all-weather action to look forward to tomorrow (Monday), at Southwell and Wolverhampton, as the jumps from Bangor has been abandoned.
I do like the look of a couple of horses at Southwell, which have moved positively in the market at this early stage. They include GRANDAD MAC in the 1:05 5/2 from 11/4 and SHORT SHRIFT in the 1:35 9/4 from 5/2.
More significant positive movers include;
DORBACK - Wolverhampton 2:30 - 7/1 from 12/1
KATMAI RIVER - Wolverhampton 4:30 - 4/1 from 11/2
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Sunday 19 January 2014
Boston Bob Set For Galmoy Hurdle
The 9-year old is set for the John Mulhern Galmoy Hurdle at Gowran on Thursday following his smooth victory at Punchestown last month, and is building up to a possible challenge in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Latest Racing News 19/01/2014
Somersby is set to take a weeks break before connections decide where to go with him, after unseating rider Dominic Elsworth at the fifth in the Clarence House Chase.
Channon said, 'He seems fine enough but will have an easy time this week and let him settle down before we make a decision as to our next move.'
Hidden Cyclone remains in contention for two races at the Cheltenham Festival in March, folling seccond-place finish at Ascot. Trainer Shark Hanlon is considering either the Queen Mother Champion Chase or the Ryanair Chase.
Philip Fenton is refusing to look too far ahead with Dunguib following the 11 year olds return to racing at Naas on Saturday.
Cappa Bleu could return to action next season to have a third try at the Crabbie's Grand National according to trainer Evan Williams.
Channon said, 'He seems fine enough but will have an easy time this week and let him settle down before we make a decision as to our next move.'
Hidden Cyclone remains in contention for two races at the Cheltenham Festival in March, folling seccond-place finish at Ascot. Trainer Shark Hanlon is considering either the Queen Mother Champion Chase or the Ryanair Chase.
Philip Fenton is refusing to look too far ahead with Dunguib following the 11 year olds return to racing at Naas on Saturday.
Cappa Bleu could return to action next season to have a third try at the Crabbie's Grand National according to trainer Evan Williams.
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