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''HI TOMY's Mp TIPS Scoyt's TREBLE Mm:% BEST ''HI DAILY EXPRESS Thursday Mai'ch 19 1987 WEATHER forecasters predict the whole of winter descending on Cheltenham today. « They get it right about ns often as racing tipsters but the softer the ground By FRANK O'NEILL the better The Thinker's chance in the Gold Cup. ^ ENDA BOLCER, former cliamjilon ])c»lnt-to-polnt Arthur Stephenson's rider In Ireland, will hope improving nine-year-old to please his future comes to chasing's "Schard^Dunwoody falher-ln-law Pal HoR.in, premier prize with a Jn tlie ClirJstle.s Fox- hunters Chase today. Wetherby, to his credit, looks the value. Uolcer teams up with The Thinker has a decent Western Sunset {.';.l:> HoRan's No Other Way turn of foot and could nap) can do us a good (2..'>0) regarded by many easily emerge as the new turn in the Cathcart. }ic Irish .IS thc hope of the force among the slayers. was third in this race last. side, after his two recent iVfPTnnrfiblp and t° Half Free beareii wins at Wexford and emotional i^DawnRun'l foiir lengths at levoi Thurlcs, where he beat BY THE SCOUT (John Garnsey) today's rivals. Attitude victorv was last vear I weights. Western Sunsoi doub?^ X'ther' t?irill' n°w 41b better off .nd RICHARD DUNWOODY is back on West TOMY'S mP TIPS Adjuster und Anlmahron. Tip in the Seagram Grand National, Ilclynsar (4.-10) a fast finishing fifth toNebllnIn although he forsakes last year's Aintree SCOyT'S TREBLE mm:% BEST WESTERN SUNSET the Tote Gold Trophv at hero to ride Charter Party in today's D'OR'S GEM (nap) Newbury, looks best of (nap) (3.0 Hexham) shadow of himself this Triumph Hurdle fancy i. fS.lS Cheltenham) the Irish In the Coimty Cheltenham Gold Cup. SIR JEST (nb) season, though Poreive N ^prowston Boy (2 15) b. ELIOGARTY (nb) Mandtcap Hurdle . and Peter Hobbs stands in for Dunwoody, who has (4.ZQ Hexham) Paddy Mulllns' Grabel Forget is in fine fettle, fir no . means disgraced (3.50 Cheltenham) his Ittempt to regain his against his seniors in the now settled his differences with West Tip's trainer THE THINKER CATCH PHRASE sliould take a hand In the finish of the Dally 1985 crown. Tote Gold Tropny. Michael Oliver. (3.30 Cheltenham) (i.s Cheltenham) Oliver recalled Dunwoody after substitute Richard Express Triumph hurdle. At current odds how- JOHN GARNSEV Linley was dramatically Injured at Cheltenham m the previous day. "It's ^CHgLTENHAIVI •. • GPLP.CUP DAY BBC.i 2:i;5; _2.5.0r3>30;.BBC2:;.4V5 > J '.^^ been a ghastly couple of days and all a complete TOP JOCKEYS ON THIS COURSE RIDING TODAY.—P 3,30-TOTE CHELTENHAM GOLD CUP (CHASB 4.40—COUNTY HAN DICAP HURDLE misunderstanding," said Scudamore, S Smith Eceles, R Diinwoodv. R Rowe. the trainer. TOP TRAINERS ON THIS COI/RSE WITH RUNNERS.—F Wimer. (Grade 1) £55.500 3m 2f (14) £12,809 2m (26) J Giffod. N HonHMson, "In Irojaod." • 502 02FU00 HERBERT UNITED (D| |D McDonogh in Ireland) 8.117 Dunwoody, for his part, 301 FO-1133 BOLANDS CROSS IE) IN Gasoloo) 8, 12 0... P ScudamorB H Rogern was delighted to be back Bendox Computerman Clockwise Best 503 404310 NEBLIN (D) (G Boldino) S, 1 1 7 R Guest |7! in the saddle and came 2.15 Aldino 2.t5HIGHKNOWL|nap| VoICO of ProflrOM 302 I-4P3F3 CHARTER PARTY |C and D| (0 Nicholson) 9, 12 O 504 F-10401 HYPNOSIS lU.S.) (7ib ox) (0) (0 Eisworth) 8. 11 5 R OunWDOdy C Brown within a whisker of land• 2.50 Sordar Bur^ 2.B0 Aniludo Adili«l«f and 506 220210 HELYNSAR (W Flock in Iralond) 6, 11 0 A Powoll 3.30 Forsiva 'N' Forgfll 3.30 THE THINKER |nb| 303 110P41 COMBS DITCH (C) (D Elswonh) 11, 12 0 C Brown ing the Queen Mother Qulcksiep 304 212UfF CVBaANDIAN (C) (M H Easlorby) 9, 12 0 L Wyor 507 020212 ABBEY GLEfJ (W Harney in Ireland) 5. 10 11 F Barry Champion Chase, when A.S CATCH PHRASE 4.S VOICE OF 305 F0-UF12 DOOR LATCH (C) (J Giffoidl 9. 12 0 R Rowa 508 3001FO JIM THORPE |C and D) (G W Richards] 6, 10 10.... P Tuck Scotia's Nap 509 0-00202 CLUSHEEN (D) (V Bowens in Irolandl 6. 10 9,..,.. A Mullin« Very Promising "ran 4.40 Com«d» Fair PROGRESS .106 FFO-ni EARLS BRIG (W Hamilton) 12, 12 0 .....P Tuck 5.15 WosTam Suniol 4.40 Quiekaup 2.15 Altxrt Hill 307 3.1 114 I e FORGIVE 'N FORGET (C and D) (J FitiGereld) 510 11FU2 STRING PWYER(0)(FH Leo) 5. 10 8 C Howkin; Pearlyman to a neck. 5.15H>ttFrm 10. 12 OM Dwyer 511 301302 RUSTSTONE (C and O) (R Brown) 7,10 8 J Brown l?l This was an event for 308 1D0I21 GOLDEN FRIEND (Mrs M Rimell) 9, 12 0 D Browne 512 001043 COMEDY FAIR (Dl (M H Eostorby) 7, 10 7,.., L Wyor 309 1-22432 MR MOONRAKER (C) (L Kennardl 10, 12 0 B Powell 513 02 P112 » QUICKSTEP (D) (M Pipe) 6. 10 7 P Scudamore the connoisseur. BESt' TRAINING HINTS,—DhonI (MiddiohDm. 2.15), Molnian 310 120440 OMERTA (H Scott, in liolandl 7. 12 0 NON-RUNNER 515 304104 THE BLACK SACK (0| |W Elsoy) 7, 10 2 R Mariey (7) Pearlyman would un• (Lambourn, 4.40). • ; 311 1-20112 STEARSBY (Mrs J Pitmen] 8. 120 G McCourt 518 001411 METMAN (D. S) (Mrs J Pitman) 6, 10 0.. B de Haoii doubtedly have won far GOING.—Good. 312 11-0411 THE THINKER (El (W A Stephenson) 9, 12 0,. R Umb 519 20010F CAWARRA LAO (Dl (C James) a, 10 0 C Co* more easily had he not JACKPOT/PLACEPOT; 2,15 to 5,15 Inc. 3 14 2-33204 WAYWARD LAD (Mrs M Dickinson) 12,12 0 G Bradley 520 101000 STRAY SHOT (DKG Hubbard) 9, 10 0 315 044434 WEST TIP {C| IM Oliyor) 10, 12 0 Pater Hobbs Miss G Armytaga (4) clipped the top of the last 2.15-DAILY EXPRESS TRIUMPH HURDLE (Grade t) BUNKERS.—No 3. 521 00-1002 YOUNG NICHOLAS (D) (N Henderson) 6, 10 0 two fences. W-Foctor: Forgive 'N Forget (1371; The Thinker 1138): IVI Bowlby (4) Door Utch(134), Never let ' it be said 4-Y-O £25,895 2m (30 declared) 522 4-OOOFO MAHSHELL KEY (D) (J Sayei s) 9. 10 0 G Landau (4) 101 -414 AGATHIST (U.S.I IG P-Goidon| 11 0 R Dunwoody Dally Eitpress Betting Forecast.—4—5 Forgive "N Forgot, B Stearsby, 523 412220 CAPA ID) (R Holder) 7, 10 0.. A Wobb again, that Desert Orchid 102 -011 ALBERT HALL (U.S.) |0| |N Henderson) 11 0 J Whito 10 Boiands Cross, Door Latch, 11 The Thinker, 12 Wayward Lad. 16 Golden 524 214333 COOL STRIKE (D. El (G Mooro) 6. 10 0 M Hammond does not act on a left- 103 -21 ALDINO (S) (0 Sharwood) 11 0 S Shorwood Friend. 20 Charier Party. Combs Ditch, Cybrandian. 40 Earls Brig, 50 Mr 526 00-4031 SANTOPADHE (0) (R Simpson) 6. 10 0 D Gollaghor (7) handed track. He ran a 104 -11 ALONE SUCCESS (D) |N Henderson) 11 0. 5 Smith Eccles Moonrakor, West Tip. 526 0-44000 MENINGI (D) (N Mitchell) 6. 10 0 L Harvey (4) ICS TU ftllinC* stioli'l"" o' bott'ing tax wouldn't make F'orgivo 'N blinder to finish third, -4203 ANYTHING BETTER (G Balding) 11 0 G Bradley I 1 UIIIUC. Forgot value at odds on. His occasional poor races (eg. 529 210/POF SKI'S DOUBLE (D) |R £ Peacock) 11. 100., R J Beggon 106 -2 12 CAPULET (D) IC James) 11 0....... D Browne 530 201F00- THE FOOTMAN (O) IR Slubbs) 5. 10 0 D Wilkinson over a distance that is 107 behind Desen Orchid in tho King George) aro awa/ from Cholionham bul -2121 CAROUSEL ROCKET |D| (R Whilakor) 11 0 Nl Dvvyet GOLDEN FRIEND, each way, could bring bigger boiling rewards. His latest 534 20-1001 BEL COURSE (D) (Mrs M Rimell) 5, 10 0., S Morehoad now too sharp for him, lOB -11 CASHEW KING (01 (B McMahon) 110..,. T V\Ja1l 533 004314 SHIPWRIGHT (D) (H ONoill) 5, 10 0 Non-Runnnr 109 win, 01 Newbury, highligtited hrs mosi potent weapon—lha ability to quicken. against the top two -02 DAWN PRINCE (P Hobbsl 11 0 Peter Hobba Ths Thinker blunted that at Haydock but needed the mud to holp him. Old 539 04F000 PADYKIN (D) |M Chapman) 7, 10 0 S Mitchell (7) milers. 110 -113 DHONI (D| |G Moore) 11 0 M Hemmond 540 003200 DEHWENTKING |D) (Mrs J Croft) 10, 10 0 A Gorman 111 Weyword Lad Irightoned Dawn Run's supporters hero last year, but ho worn 021401 FINGEST (0) (Miss A K.nfl) 110 A Webb there as winner of iha King George Chaso, in which he ran as though over tho 541 PO-2000 WHtSKV GO GO (Miss R Hamat) 11,100 NON-RUNNER 112 -2410 FORT LINO |D| (C Holmes) 11 0 P Nicholls BLINKERS,—Nos, 13, 22. 113 hiW this season. Bolanda Cross has boon spoken ol as a Gold Cup winner Aiming 001214 FULL FLOW(D) (M O Toolo in Ireland) 11 0 T Carmody though ho has yot to put up a performance to provo it. Piiy ho foil whon in with W-Faclor: Qulckstop (125); Bel Course (123): The Block Sock (122).
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