Spindleberry Set to Succeed in Mares' Chase at Cheltenham Festival
The highly anticipated Cheltenham Festival is just around the corner, with a packed weekend of Grade 1 contests promising plenty of excitement. In anticipation of any possible cancellations, our team has been examining the market trends and ante-post angles.
Kate Tracey, Sam Boswell, and Declan Rix are all bullish on their chances for success at the Festival this year. One horse in particular caught our attention: Spindleberry, a talented mare who boasts an impressive record over fences. Following her dominant victory in a listed Mares' Chase at Doncaster, she has been touted as a serious contender for Willie Mullins.
While Sir Gino is expected to run a solid race in the Champion Hurdle, he may take a beating. Declan Rix believes that Spindleberry still holds plenty of potential and may even surpass his expectations. The mare's impressive performance at Doncaster was marked by her keenness and agility over hurdles and fences.
Meanwhile, Lossiemouth is being tipped to retain her crown in the Mares' Hurdle. After drifting in the markets for the Champion Hurdle, she has been backed for her title defense. Kate Tracey believes that this horse will feature prominently at the Festival, although her run at Christmas wasn't as impressive as some might have hoped.
Sam Boswell is also on the Spindleberry bandwagon, predicting a successful performance in both the Mares' Chase and Gold Cup. His excitement about this talented mare's potential for greatness is palpable, given that she remains unbeaten over fences and comes from a strong Doncaster meeting where she won a listed contest.
As we eagerly await the start of the Cheltenham Festival, one thing is clear: Spindleberry is set to succeed in the Mares' Chase. Will Willie Mullins' talented mare be able to live up to her billing? Only time will tell, but with this level of talent and momentum behind her, it's hard to see anyone taking her down.
The highly anticipated Cheltenham Festival is just around the corner, with a packed weekend of Grade 1 contests promising plenty of excitement. In anticipation of any possible cancellations, our team has been examining the market trends and ante-post angles.
Kate Tracey, Sam Boswell, and Declan Rix are all bullish on their chances for success at the Festival this year. One horse in particular caught our attention: Spindleberry, a talented mare who boasts an impressive record over fences. Following her dominant victory in a listed Mares' Chase at Doncaster, she has been touted as a serious contender for Willie Mullins.
While Sir Gino is expected to run a solid race in the Champion Hurdle, he may take a beating. Declan Rix believes that Spindleberry still holds plenty of potential and may even surpass his expectations. The mare's impressive performance at Doncaster was marked by her keenness and agility over hurdles and fences.
Meanwhile, Lossiemouth is being tipped to retain her crown in the Mares' Hurdle. After drifting in the markets for the Champion Hurdle, she has been backed for her title defense. Kate Tracey believes that this horse will feature prominently at the Festival, although her run at Christmas wasn't as impressive as some might have hoped.
Sam Boswell is also on the Spindleberry bandwagon, predicting a successful performance in both the Mares' Chase and Gold Cup. His excitement about this talented mare's potential for greatness is palpable, given that she remains unbeaten over fences and comes from a strong Doncaster meeting where she won a listed contest.
As we eagerly await the start of the Cheltenham Festival, one thing is clear: Spindleberry is set to succeed in the Mares' Chase. Will Willie Mullins' talented mare be able to live up to her billing? Only time will tell, but with this level of talent and momentum behind her, it's hard to see anyone taking her down.
! Reminds me of Zara Tindall's mare Win If You Can back in 2012 - she was unstoppable too! And now Willie Mullins has his eyes on her, I reckon they'll make a killer combo. Don't get me wrong, Lossiemouth is solid and all, but Spindleberry's got the fire in her belly 
... just like my old mate who used to ride at Cheltenham back in '07 - he said it was the best week of his life! Anyway, I've got a feelin' about this one... will be glued to the telly when it happens!
I MEAN, HAVE YOU SEEN HER RECORD OVER FENCES?! SHE'S UNBEATEN AND LOOKING STRONG!!! WILLIE MULLINS HAS GOT A WINNER ON HIS HANDS 
AND SAM BOSWELL IS RIGHT, THIS MARE IS TALENTED AND READY TO TAKE ON THE BEST! 
for Spindleberry's chances in the Mares' Chase 
! She's been on fire 
, especially after that sick win at Doncaster 
. I think Willie Mullins is onto something good with this mare 
. Her agility and keenness over hurdles and fences are unmatched 
. Sir Gino might give her a run for his money, but Spindleberry's the one to beat 
. Bring on Cheltenham Festival 
!
her track record at Doncaster was insane 
. Lossiemouth is cool too tho 
but let's be real Spindleberry is the one to beat in that Mares' Chase 
️. Fingers crossed she doesn't let us down! 
but u never know what can happen at cheltenham, lots of upsets have happened there before 