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15:20 CHELTENHAM, 3M 2F 110Y 8 57P-1F7 HOME FARM (IRE) 33 8 11 - 10 D J Casey 153 b g Presenting - Tynelucy H de Bromhead PDF Form Guide - Free from attheraces.com with Jockey Colours: Maroon and white stripes, maroon cap, white hoop Notes: Timeform says: Won a listed race at Thurles in November and wasn't disgraced when seventh in last month's Irish Hennessy at Leopardstown, but it'll be a shock if he gets involved. (Forecast 101.00) 15:20 CHELTENHAM, 3m 2f 110y 9 96U-222 HOUBLON DES OBEAUX (FR) 34 C 8 11 - 10 Aidan Coleman 161 Miss V Williams Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup Chase (Grade 1) (Class 1) (5YO plus) b g Panoramic - Harkosa Jockey Colours: Red, dark blue disc, halved sleeves Notes: No Silk Form Horse Details Age/Wt Jockey/Trainer OR Timeform says: Runner-up in the Hennessy in November and similar form when chasing home The Young Master in a handicap at Ascot 3 weeks later, but not so good when second 1 11/615-8 BOBS WORTH (IRE) 75 CD BF 10 11 - 10 B J Geraghty 166 to Coneygree back at Newbury last month. (Forecast 51.00) N J Henderson b g Bob Back - Fashionista 10 761-373 LORD WINDERMERE (IRE) 33 CD 9 11 - 10 D N Russell 160 J H Culloty Jockey Colours: Navy blue, scarlet stripe and cap Notes: b g Oscar - Satellite Dancer Timeform says: Was scoring for the third time at the Festival when winning this event in 2013. Hasn't been in the same form since, but would be right in the mix if rediscovering his Jockey Colours: Purple, yellow cross of lorraine, yellow cap Notes: best. (Forecast 17.00) Timeform says: Won the 2013 RSA and caused a shock when winning a messy renewal of this race 12 months ago. Has been campaigned this term with a repeat in mind, but will need 2 1-13244 BOSTON BOB (IRE) 33 10 11 - 10 P Townend 160 to improve further to retain his crown. (Forecast 15.00) W P Mullins b g Bob Back - Bavaway 11 2B4-111 MANY CLOUDS (IRE) 48 C D 8 11 - 10 L P Aspell 165 O Sherwood Jockey Colours: Black and beige (halved), chevrons on sleeves, beige cap Notes: br g Cloudings - Bobbing Back Timeform says: Would have gone close in the 2013 RSA but for falling at the last and won the Melling Chase at Aintree/Punchestown Gold Cup last spring. Has held his form since and Jockey Colours: Emerald green and yellow (quartered), white sleeves and cap Notes: makes some each-way appeal. (Forecast 26.00) Timeform says: Has blossomed this season, landing the Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury in November and the Cotswold Chase here in January. Further improvement isn't out of the 3 1U61-51 CARLINGFORD LOUGH (IRE) 33 9 11 - 10 A P McCoy 158 question, so a must for the shortlist. (Forecast 11.00) J E Kiely b g King's Theatre - Baden 12 12-8626 ON HIS OWN (IRE) 33 BF 11 11 - 10p Mr P W Mullins 164 W P Mullins Jockey Colours: Emerald green, yellow hoops, white cap Notes: b g Presenting - Shuil Na Mhuire Timeform says: Developed into a very smart novice last term (though didn't do himself justice in the RSA) and produced a career-best effort to win the Irish Hennessy recently. Jockey Colours: Black and beige (halved), chevrons on sleeves, red cap Notes: Needs to raise his game again, however. (Forecast 15.00) Timeform says: Arguably unlucky not to win last year's race (hampered by winner in closing stages) and good second in the Lexus his best effort this season. Hard to seeing him going 4 113/111 CONEYGREE 34 C 8 11 - 10 Nico de Boinville 166 one better aged 11, however. (Forecast 41.00) M Bradstock b g Karinga Bay - Plaid Maid 13 F58P14 RIVER CHOICE (FR) 20 12 11 - D Cottin - R Chotard Jockey Colours: Red, white chevrons on sleeves, white cap Notes: ch g River Mist - Noraca 10bt1 Timeform says: Exciting novice who was a wide-margin winner from just 2 other finishers in Grade 1 at Kempton on Boxing Day before making all to beat more experienced rivals in Jockey Colours: Dark blue, white star, black and dark blue striped sleeves, white cap, black star Notes: Grade 2 at Newbury. Respected. (Forecast 15.00) Timeform says: Useful French chaser who won an 11-runner claimer at Enghien in November. Subsequently changed hands for €18,000 and finished fourth over timber last 5 4/11F- DJAKADAM (FR) 50 BF 6 11 - 10 R Walsh 145 month, but looks out of his depth. (Forecast 251.00) 81 b g Saint Des Saints - Rainbow Crest W P Mullins 14 1-21211 ROAD TO RICHES (IRE) 75 8 11 - 10 B J Cooper 167 N Meade Jockey Colours: Pink, light green spots, pink sleeves and cap Notes: b g Gamut - Bellora Timeform says: Still to be asked for his effort when falling 4 out in the JLT 12 months ago and built significantly on his Hennessy return to win the Thyestes Chase at Gowran (25f) in Jockey Colours: Maroon, white star, armlets and star on cap Notes: January. More to come. (Forecast 11.00) Timeform says: Smart novice chaser last term who has improved further this time around, winning the Galway Plate, Champion Chase at Down Royal and Lexus Chase at 6 4-11113 DON COSSACK (GER) 1 BF 8 11 - 10t D J Condon 166 Leopardstown. Bit more required to feature. (Forecast 15.00) br g Sholokhov - Depeche toi G Elliott 15 25P-113 SAM WINNER (FR) 75 C 8 11 - 10tp Sam Twiston-Davies 162 P F Nicholls Jockey Colours: Maroon, White star, armlets and cap Notes: b g Okawango - Noche Timeform says: Has developed into a high-class chaser, stylish winner of graded events at Punchestown/Down Royal before bagging last month's John Durkan at the former venue. Not Jockey Colours: White, dark blue cross belts, red and white check sleeves, red cap Notes: discredited in Ryanair on Thursday. (Forecast 34.00) Timeform says: Having a good season, beating The Druids Nephew (winner here on Tuesday) in a handicap at this venue before landing 25f listed race at Aintree. Third in the 7 111-3U1 HOLYWELL (IRE) 29 C D 8 11 - 10b R P McLernon 163 Lexus since and could well outrun his odds. (Forecast 26.00) b g Gold Well - Hillcrest Jonjo O'Neill 16 141-511 SILVINIACO CONTI (FR) 77 9 11 - 10p N D Fehily 174 P F Nicholls Jockey Colours: White, mauve stars Notes: ch g Dom Alco - Gazelle Lulu Timeform says: Winner at the last 2 Festivals and was last season's leading novice staying chaser after winning Grade 1 at Aintree. Back to winning ways in refitted blinkers at Kelso last month and big run expected. (Forecast 10.00) © 2015 At The Races. All Rights Reserved. Jockey Colours: Pink, large purple spots, hooped sleeves Notes: Timeform says: Won Betfair Chase for second time before retaining his King George crown on Boxing Day (in this headgear both times). Sets a clear standard on those efforts but yet to show best form at this track. (Forecast 5.00) 17 U112-52 SMAD PLACE (FR) 48 8 11 - 10 W Hutchinson 154 gr g Smadoun - Bienna Star A King Jockey Colours: Grey and maroon diamonds, grey sleeves Notes: Timeform says: Third in 2 World Hurdles and translated that ability to fences last term, close second in the RSA at this meeting. However, beaten by Many Clouds on both starts this season and looks vulnerable. (Forecast 34.00) 18 513-754 THE GIANT BOLSTER 48 C 10 11 - 10h T Scudamore 157 D G Bridgwater b g Black Sam Bellamy - Divisa Jockey Colours: Red and white check, black and white check sleeves, royal blue cap Notes: Timeform says: Has finished in the frame in the last 3 Gold Cups (close third last year) and not disgraced in the Betfair Chase at Haydock/Cotswold Chase here this term. Could go well again at likely big odds. (Forecast 34.00) TIMEFORM VIEW: HOLYWELL has won handicaps at the last 2 Festivals and showed his well- being when scoring at Kelso last month. A Grade 1 winner at Aintree last April, he’s preferred to Silviniaco Conti, who is the one to beat on form but has failed in this race twice before. Djakadam and Many Clouds both remain progressive and could also get involved. Timeform 1-2-3: 1: HOLYWELL 2: SILVINIACO CONTI 3: DJAKADAM © 2015 At The Races. All Rights Reserved..
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