The Gordon Elliott juvenile, Mega Fortune, was the only horse to race close to the front throughout and also figure in the finish of the Triumph Hurdle. Consequently, I have seriously marked him up on his performance at Cheltenham as he may have run the favourite closer than the five lengths he was beaten by with a more advantageous trip. Furthermore, he will definitely be much better on a softer surface compared with the relatively quick ground he competed on in the Triumph. This was an excellent effort from Mega Fortune; even more so, given how the other prominent runners … Continued
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