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Cheltenham Gold cup

                            Cheltenham Gold cup  March 13th 

                                        

                                           ANDREW NELIS RACING NEWS 


Now most of the trials of the 3miles staying division are finally over, we can look at the players for the blueriband  come March.
I've stated from the very start that  a Good RSA novice  is a good yard stick to stick with as a guide  , last year  we had  Topofthegame delta world and santini finishing in the top three !. What has happened since  bar Topofthegame who was injured earlier on in the season and ruled out for a entire season, leaving Delta work and santini to come forward as the new kids in the block , both have come out and won, with santini back after a wind op coming back winning impressively beating Bristol De ma at Cheltenham just after Christmas . Then we had at the weekend the Dublin racing festival at Fairyhouse winning grinding out a win against the likes of kemboy and presenting percy ( RSA) winner 2018 . Now before  I finish on deltawork . I must mention current Gold cup champion Al bhoum photo who beat in last years punchestowns festival Kemboy winning on his return before  being rested for the defence of his title come March.  I believe it will be the Irish heading the cards in this year's Gold cup,  and the English challenge coming from santini and clan des Obeaux .I'm making a bold prediction  on this years Gold cup  the winner coming as improving delta work filling the places Al bhoum photo and santini  .
Andrew nelis Gold cup fancy

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