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Cheltenham Gold Cup 2010

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A real old-fashioned public gamble is threatening to see Denman overtake Kauto Star as favourite for the race, with punters believing that every drop of rain will benefit Denman, as he is considered to be better suited by testing ground. It is just another fascinating element in what is certain to be the most gambled on Gold Cup in history, with Millions riding on the outcome' said Kate Miller of William Hill. The Cheltenham Festival is now the second biggest betting event of the year, beaten only by the Grand National. FREE CHELTENHAM GOLD CUP BETS

 

2010 Live Cheltenham Gold Cup Odds - Compare Odds for Gold Cup

No.
Colours
Form
Horse
Age
Trainer
Jockey
Rating
7 Owner details 1U11-11

Kauto Star

4/6

10 P F Nicholls R Walsh 195
Kauto Star A thirteen-time Grade 1 winner, incorporating two Gold Cups, and put simply the best chaser of the past forty years. Faultless run around here twelve months ago levelled the score with stablemate Denman, but unbelievably surpassed even that performance when producing a quite stunning display to land fourth straight King George at Kempton on Boxing Day. Supremely accurate jumper and, if he is on song—and there have been few more genuine and reliable horses in the history of the sport—he will be virtually impossible to beat.
5 Owner details 1/22F-1U

Denman

5/1

10 P F Nicholls A P McCoy 182
Denman A leviathan of the modern era, as much for his pair of Hennessy triumphs as his Gold Cup defeat of Kauto Star two years ago. Latest success at Newbury, from a BHA mark of 174 no less, was notably significant as it marked him out as being better than ever after enduring a frustrating 2008/9 before another setback came his way last month, looking beaten when unseating first-time partner McCoy three out in the Aon. Sure to be primed for this day a whole lot more than that one and bottom line is that, by clear water, his form marks him out as the second best horse in the race.
6 Owner details 161-P25

Imperial Commander

7/1

9 N A Twiston-Davies P J Brennan 174
Imperial Commander Injury ended a highly promising novice season, but bounced back in no uncertain manner with twin successes at this track in 2008/9, namely in Paddy Power and Ryanair, and showcased his right to be taking on the top three milers when going down by a whisker to Kauto Star in Betfair Chase on return. Beaten over a furlong by that rival in the King George when early mistakes cost him dear and even the merest repetition will soon see him found out once again.
4 Owner details 311-4P2

Cooldine

10/1

8 W P Mullins Paul Townend 160
Cooldine Top-notch novice last term, posting a performance on a par with Looks Like Trouble and Denman (both subsequent Gold Cup winners) in winning RSA Chase here last year. Things not really gone to script since, however, turned over at Punchestown following month and reported to have coughed when running abysmally in Lexus on his return. That said, he comes here on a high having bounced back to his very best when second to Joncol in Irish Hennessy last month and sure to be popular in the market without the ‘big two’.
11 Owner details 2121-21

Tricky Trickster

12/1

7 P F Nicholls B J Geraghty 149
Tricky TricksterWon four-miler at the Festival twelve months ago on what was just his fourth start over fences. Thereafter acquired with the explicit intent of winning this year’s Grand National. Narrowly got up in Aon at Newbury last month, though remains likely he’s yet to show all of which he’s capable. No surprise to see him pushing for a top-five finish.
1 Owner details 204-P01

Calgary Bay

66/1

7 Miss H C Knight G Lee 153
Real chasing type who didn't fulfil initial promise as a novice but got right back on track upped to 3m at Doncaster in December, jumping well and scoring easily. Worthy of consideration.
2 Owner details 114-512

Carruthers

66/1

7 M Bradstock Matthew Batchelor 155
Carruthers Front runner who is clearly most at home under testing conditions. Won small-field graduation event at Newbury over Christmas, but couldn’t cope with a revitalised Taranis at Cheltenham next time, essentially ending his Gold Cup ambitions at a stroke.
8 Owner details 01-P346

Mon Mome

100/1

10 Miss V Williams A Coleman 153
Mon Mome Moment in the sun came when winning last season’s Grand National and repeat bid presumably been principal objective this term, not showing enough when sixth at Haydock last month to suggest he’s up to improving on that position in this company.
10 Owner details 553-205

My Will

100/1

10 P F Nicholls Nick Scholfield 150
My Will Spent most of his career in the shadow of more illustrious stablemates, three of whom finished ahead of him when he was fifth in this contest last season. Lacklustre display in calmer waters when last seen in December and bit to prove now.
3 Owner details 50PP/05-

Cerium

500/1

9 Paul Murphy D N Russell 133
One-time smart chaser for Paul Nicholls but firmly on downgrade nowadays and yet another unrealistic Grand National runner for eccentric owner.
9 Owner details 6P/6220-

Mr Pointment

500/1

11 Paul Murphy K Whelan 141
Lightly-raced staying chaser who impressed when winning Becher Chase over these fences in 2007/8. Often finds little, though, and overlooked even if he's presumably been laid out for this.

Cheltenham Gold Cup, Friday March 19, 2010

It's the most eagerly awaited horse race in years, the clash of chasing superstars, the irresistible force Vs the immovable object, echos of Arkle V Mill House, Ali V Frazier, Coe V Ovett. Kauto Star Vs Denman - the Gold Cup trilogy.The winners of the last three renewals between them, which one will prove himself the King of King's in a super-clash that promises to stop the Nation on Friday afternoon, and encapsulates all that is compelling about this sport.
 
Both giants in stature and achievement, Kauto Star last year became the first horse in the Gold Cup's eighty-five year history, to regain the Blue Riband of steeplechasing with an imperious performance.
Yet he appeared to raise the bar higher still, with that stunning fourth successive victory in the King George at Kempton on Boxing Day.

It was simply breathtaking - the definitive chasing performance of the era, from a horse who can justifiably be described as being the best chaser of the last 20 years.
A horse who has acquired comparable recognition with chasing greats such as Golden Miller, Arkle and Desert Orchid.

Kauto Star goes there in the form of his life, will go off an odds-on favourite, and will take a terrific amount of beating.
Denman will need all of his raw, brutal power in order to defeat his great stable-companion, and I just wonder weather we have seen the very best of this warrior.
I believe we have, and as long as the rain stays away and going conditions remain decent, I can see Imperial Commandar coming between the big two and chasing Kauto Star home up the hill.
 
The odds may well suggest that this is a Gold Cup match between the Paul Nicholls trained superstars, but Imperial Commandar is a real Prestbury Park force, is at his very best when fresh, and expect a big run.
But it's Kauto Star to win his third Gold Cup in his glittering career.

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