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Rhinestone Cowboy
Soprattutto pronostici su ippica italiana e inglese. Ma anche le grandi corse francesi del Meeting d'Hiver e le più importanti competizioni internazionali. Questa è una sezione frequentata da tanti appassionati di lunga data, veri ippici, che c'erano già quando anche da noi questo sport era ancora una cosa importante. Rispetta questo luogo virtuale e sarai benvenuto.
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Rhinestone Cowboy
Premetto: forse i salti mi piacciono più del piano, ma quasi mai ci metto su qualcosa. Per Rhinestone Cowboy ho fatto un'eccezione. Ho visto la sua ultima e devo dire che N Williamson l'ha presa come uno scherzo. L'ha vinta di quasi due lunghezze, ma avrebbero potuto essere molte di più (5-6) dall'ultima siepe al traguardo. Mentre il jockey avversario remava e batteva, lui lo guardava. Raramente ho visto un cavallo saltare con simile naturalezza. C'è chi indica Intersky Falcon (medesimo allenatore), chi Rooster Buster e chi Like-A-Butterfly. Io sono andato con Rhinestone perché mi sembra impossibile possano trovarsi in una corsa due fenomeni del genere. Potrà accadere che la pista mi smentisca, ma io ci ho provato. E poiché behrajan si è sbilanciato su sé stesso, ne vorrei sentire il parere. Saluti a tutti. gattosornione
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ciao perchèbehrajan?
Perchè è un cavallo poco nobile con allenatore non alla moda
ma nell'ultima uscita è stato spaventoso per la facilità di corsa poi a me piacciono gli "underdog" peccato per il terreno buono se no per me era piazzato sicuro
un altro che ha fatto una corsa stupefacente è la landiere che penso corra domani da favoritissimo
vedo che molti si sono buttati su Isio (a buona quota) nominiamolo cavallo portafortuna del forum
la grande maggioranza dei tecnici inglesi da me letti in rete stamattina preferisce interski a rhinestone boh!
ora magari faccio qlc copia incolla
Perchè è un cavallo poco nobile con allenatore non alla moda
ma nell'ultima uscita è stato spaventoso per la facilità di corsa poi a me piacciono gli "underdog" peccato per il terreno buono se no per me era piazzato sicuro
un altro che ha fatto una corsa stupefacente è la landiere che penso corra domani da favoritissimo
vedo che molti si sono buttati su Isio (a buona quota) nominiamolo cavallo portafortuna del forum
la grande maggioranza dei tecnici inglesi da me letti in rete stamattina preferisce interski a rhinestone boh!
ora magari faccio qlc copia incolla
Rhinestone Cowboy has look of champion
By Rob Wright
RHINESTONE COWBOY, so impressive on all four starts over jumps, can complete his rise to the top by winning the Smurfit Champion Hurdle (3.15) at Cheltenham today.
A top-class bumper performer last season, he was arguably unlucky when suffering his only reverse behind Pizarro here 12 months ago, being bumped twice by the winner on the climb to the line. Since switching to hurdles, Jonjo O’Neill’s charge has never been in danger of defeat. Victories at Newbury, Cheltenham, Wetherby and Wincanton have all been gained with his rider, Norman Williamson, sitting virtually motionless.
On the first three of those wins he beat little and it was easy to question how much there was left in the tank. The grade two Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton, however, was a different matter. Although last year’s champion, Hors La Loi III, was below his best in a well-beaten third, the way Rhinestone Cowboy cruised alongside the high-class novice, Thisthatandtother, oozed class and, more importantly, when Williamson gave a gentle nudge, he powered away in effortless fashion.
History suggests that lack of experience is no bar to success in this race if the ability is there, as three of the past ten winners — Royal Gait, Alderbrook and Make A Stand — were novices. Usually a fluent jumper, Rhinestone Cowboy has twice made slight mistakes at the business end of his races, but the fact that there is only one hurdle in the final three furlongs of this contest makes that less of a concern.
If there is an outstanding runner in this line-up, it is surely Rhinestone Cowboy, and his connections can be rewarded for their boldness in bringing him here rather than taking the softer option of the opening Supreme Novices Hurdle.
The betting suggests that his main rival could come from within his own stable, but while Intersky Falcon has shown tremendous improvement in the past year, he had a tough race when beating Santenay by three lengths at Kempton last time and has yet to prove that he is fully effective on an undulating track like this.
A greater threat may come from Flame Creek. Noel Chance’s runner suffered his only defeat on his debut over hurdles, but that came at a time when the stable’s runners were under a cloud. He has shown progressive form on his past four starts, twice winning here and putting up his best effort yet when trouncing October Mist by 13 lengths at Haydock last time. He bypassed a good opportunity in the valuable Tote Gold Trophy at Newbury in order to come here fresh and he can certainly not be ruled out.
Rooster Booster, owned by the locally-based Terry Warner, would be a hugely popular winner. The grey has not looked back since winning the County Hurdle here last year, his only defeat in five starts since then coming when he failed to last home over 2½ miles at Aintree. It is hard to believe that, at the age of nine, he can finally reach the top but if the ground turns soft he will be hard to keep out of the frame.
Irish hopes are pinned on the mare, Like-A-Butterfly, who landed some big bets when taking the Supreme Novices Hurdle last year. She was a lucky winner there, however, when handed victory by the last-flight fall of Adamant Approach, and while her battling defeat of Limestone Lad over two miles at Leopardstown in January showed a good attitude, she has more to do here if she is to emulate Flakey Dove and Dawn Run, the only mares to have won the Champion.
Last year’s winner, Hors La Loi III, has a fantastic record at the Festival, but has never come here in such poor form and it will be a surprise if he is able to gain a repeat success. Of those at bigger prices, Copeland and In Contrast both have claims on their best form. Copeland beat Rooster Booster and Intersky Falcon last season and is sure to come on for his reappearance effort when down the field in the Tote Gold Trophy, while In Contrast has an excellent record here and should be thereabouts if his tendency to hang left does not lose him too much ground.
Experts view
ROB WRIGHT
1, Rhinestone Cowboy
2, Flame Creek
3, Copeland
THUNDERER
1, Rooster Booster
2, In Contrast
3, Copeland
ALAN LEE
1, Rooster Booster
2, Intersky Falcon
3, Like-A-Butterfly
CHRIS McGRATH
1, Scottish Memories
2, Marble Arch
3, In Contrast
By Rob Wright
RHINESTONE COWBOY, so impressive on all four starts over jumps, can complete his rise to the top by winning the Smurfit Champion Hurdle (3.15) at Cheltenham today.
A top-class bumper performer last season, he was arguably unlucky when suffering his only reverse behind Pizarro here 12 months ago, being bumped twice by the winner on the climb to the line. Since switching to hurdles, Jonjo O’Neill’s charge has never been in danger of defeat. Victories at Newbury, Cheltenham, Wetherby and Wincanton have all been gained with his rider, Norman Williamson, sitting virtually motionless.
On the first three of those wins he beat little and it was easy to question how much there was left in the tank. The grade two Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton, however, was a different matter. Although last year’s champion, Hors La Loi III, was below his best in a well-beaten third, the way Rhinestone Cowboy cruised alongside the high-class novice, Thisthatandtother, oozed class and, more importantly, when Williamson gave a gentle nudge, he powered away in effortless fashion.
History suggests that lack of experience is no bar to success in this race if the ability is there, as three of the past ten winners — Royal Gait, Alderbrook and Make A Stand — were novices. Usually a fluent jumper, Rhinestone Cowboy has twice made slight mistakes at the business end of his races, but the fact that there is only one hurdle in the final three furlongs of this contest makes that less of a concern.
If there is an outstanding runner in this line-up, it is surely Rhinestone Cowboy, and his connections can be rewarded for their boldness in bringing him here rather than taking the softer option of the opening Supreme Novices Hurdle.
The betting suggests that his main rival could come from within his own stable, but while Intersky Falcon has shown tremendous improvement in the past year, he had a tough race when beating Santenay by three lengths at Kempton last time and has yet to prove that he is fully effective on an undulating track like this.
A greater threat may come from Flame Creek. Noel Chance’s runner suffered his only defeat on his debut over hurdles, but that came at a time when the stable’s runners were under a cloud. He has shown progressive form on his past four starts, twice winning here and putting up his best effort yet when trouncing October Mist by 13 lengths at Haydock last time. He bypassed a good opportunity in the valuable Tote Gold Trophy at Newbury in order to come here fresh and he can certainly not be ruled out.
Rooster Booster, owned by the locally-based Terry Warner, would be a hugely popular winner. The grey has not looked back since winning the County Hurdle here last year, his only defeat in five starts since then coming when he failed to last home over 2½ miles at Aintree. It is hard to believe that, at the age of nine, he can finally reach the top but if the ground turns soft he will be hard to keep out of the frame.
Irish hopes are pinned on the mare, Like-A-Butterfly, who landed some big bets when taking the Supreme Novices Hurdle last year. She was a lucky winner there, however, when handed victory by the last-flight fall of Adamant Approach, and while her battling defeat of Limestone Lad over two miles at Leopardstown in January showed a good attitude, she has more to do here if she is to emulate Flakey Dove and Dawn Run, the only mares to have won the Champion.
Last year’s winner, Hors La Loi III, has a fantastic record at the Festival, but has never come here in such poor form and it will be a surprise if he is able to gain a repeat success. Of those at bigger prices, Copeland and In Contrast both have claims on their best form. Copeland beat Rooster Booster and Intersky Falcon last season and is sure to come on for his reappearance effort when down the field in the Tote Gold Trophy, while In Contrast has an excellent record here and should be thereabouts if his tendency to hang left does not lose him too much ground.
Experts view
ROB WRIGHT
1, Rhinestone Cowboy
2, Flame Creek
3, Copeland
THUNDERER
1, Rooster Booster
2, In Contrast
3, Copeland
ALAN LEE
1, Rooster Booster
2, Intersky Falcon
3, Like-A-Butterfly
CHRIS McGRATH
1, Scottish Memories
2, Marble Arch
3, In Contrast
Cowboy has a Champion look
Jonjo O'Neill has all the aces in challenge for hurdling crown
Ron Cox
Tuesday March 11, 2003
The Guardian
Rhinestone Cowboy and Intersky Falcon are Jonjo O'Neill's first runners in the Champion Hurdle. They can come home in that order today to reinforce the
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widely held view that the trainer's Jackdaws Castle yard will soon be challenging Martin Pipe's as the dominant force in jump racing.
The feature race on the Cheltenham Festival's opening day is short on up-and-coming hurdling stars, with the notable exception of the O'Neill pair. Rhinestone Cowboy has the world at his feet though Intersky Falcon has the form in the book.
Beaten just once in seven starts, and then in controversial circumstances in the Champion Bumper at last year's Festival, Rhinestone Cowboy has not been extended in winning his four races over hurdles.
Rarely has a novice moved with such ease through his races. And even when he made a mistake two out on his penultimate start, he was soon back on the bridle to win with contemptuous ease.
Last month's Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton was Rhinestone Cowboy's stiffest examination so far, but he rose to the occasion with another effortless display. The manner in which he cruised alongside Thisthatandtother going to the final flight marked him down as an exceptional talent.
His jockey Norman Williamson has kept us in the dark by winning hard held on the seven-year-old every time. Perhaps there is not as much in the locker as it appears, and this will be the first proper test of Rhinestone Cowboy's jumping ability. But provided his jumping holds up, his high cruising speed should carry him into a position to mount a serious challenge on the run to the final flight.
Novices have a good record in the Champion, and this season's crop received a shot in the arm when Self Defense ran Rooster Booster to half a length at Sandown. On his previous run Self Defense was 16 lengths behind Thisthatand tother, the novice treated with such disdain by Rhinestone Cowboy at Wincanton.
Rooster Booster is probably better judged on his earlier form here at Cheltenham, including a Bula Hurdle win over two of today's rivals in Landing Light and Marble Arch. But his form has surely levelled out now, and at nine years of age it is hard to see the grey becoming champion.
Intersky Falcon has no experience of Cheltenham, but there seems no reason why this versatile performer should not act on the course. He idled in front when winning the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton, and looked value for more than the three lengths he had to spare over Santenay, whom he faces again today .
With no obvious front-runner in this field, Liam Cooper may have to lead on Intersky Falcon, who likes to be up with the pace. A quick jumper, in the Make A Stand mould, he has not yet stopped improving.
The form of last year's Champion does not bear close inspection and Hors La Loi III will have to improve on his three lengths defeat of Marble Arch if he is to follow up.
However, he has a great record at the Festival, having won the Supreme Novice Hurdle in 1999 and chased home Istabraq in the Champion 12 months later. His trainer James Fanshawe, also successful with Royal Gait here in 1992, felt Hors La Loi III was badly in need of the run when a well-beaten third to Rhinestone Cowboy at Wincanton.
The ground is the key to Like-A-Butterfly , who is best with plenty of give underfoot. She showed lots of character to beat Limestone Lad on her reappearance, albeit over a trip well short of the latter's best. But she was a lucky winner of the Supreme Hurdle last year when, on ground quicker than she is used to, she had just a neck to spare over Westender with In Contrast third.
Westender has a good record at the course and both he and Copeland , who beat Rooster Booster and Intersky Falcon last season, are lively outsiders from the Pipe stable.
Westender was giving 15lb when third to Flame Creek here in heavy ground on his only run this season. Noel Chance, Flame Creek's trainer, is adamant his horse will be better on a faster surface but he may well be found wanting in a race like today's where the emphasis will be on speed.
Jonjo O'Neill has all the aces in challenge for hurdling crown
Ron Cox
Tuesday March 11, 2003
The Guardian
Rhinestone Cowboy and Intersky Falcon are Jonjo O'Neill's first runners in the Champion Hurdle. They can come home in that order today to reinforce the
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widely held view that the trainer's Jackdaws Castle yard will soon be challenging Martin Pipe's as the dominant force in jump racing.
The feature race on the Cheltenham Festival's opening day is short on up-and-coming hurdling stars, with the notable exception of the O'Neill pair. Rhinestone Cowboy has the world at his feet though Intersky Falcon has the form in the book.
Beaten just once in seven starts, and then in controversial circumstances in the Champion Bumper at last year's Festival, Rhinestone Cowboy has not been extended in winning his four races over hurdles.
Rarely has a novice moved with such ease through his races. And even when he made a mistake two out on his penultimate start, he was soon back on the bridle to win with contemptuous ease.
Last month's Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton was Rhinestone Cowboy's stiffest examination so far, but he rose to the occasion with another effortless display. The manner in which he cruised alongside Thisthatandtother going to the final flight marked him down as an exceptional talent.
His jockey Norman Williamson has kept us in the dark by winning hard held on the seven-year-old every time. Perhaps there is not as much in the locker as it appears, and this will be the first proper test of Rhinestone Cowboy's jumping ability. But provided his jumping holds up, his high cruising speed should carry him into a position to mount a serious challenge on the run to the final flight.
Novices have a good record in the Champion, and this season's crop received a shot in the arm when Self Defense ran Rooster Booster to half a length at Sandown. On his previous run Self Defense was 16 lengths behind Thisthatand tother, the novice treated with such disdain by Rhinestone Cowboy at Wincanton.
Rooster Booster is probably better judged on his earlier form here at Cheltenham, including a Bula Hurdle win over two of today's rivals in Landing Light and Marble Arch. But his form has surely levelled out now, and at nine years of age it is hard to see the grey becoming champion.
Intersky Falcon has no experience of Cheltenham, but there seems no reason why this versatile performer should not act on the course. He idled in front when winning the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton, and looked value for more than the three lengths he had to spare over Santenay, whom he faces again today .
With no obvious front-runner in this field, Liam Cooper may have to lead on Intersky Falcon, who likes to be up with the pace. A quick jumper, in the Make A Stand mould, he has not yet stopped improving.
The form of last year's Champion does not bear close inspection and Hors La Loi III will have to improve on his three lengths defeat of Marble Arch if he is to follow up.
However, he has a great record at the Festival, having won the Supreme Novice Hurdle in 1999 and chased home Istabraq in the Champion 12 months later. His trainer James Fanshawe, also successful with Royal Gait here in 1992, felt Hors La Loi III was badly in need of the run when a well-beaten third to Rhinestone Cowboy at Wincanton.
The ground is the key to Like-A-Butterfly , who is best with plenty of give underfoot. She showed lots of character to beat Limestone Lad on her reappearance, albeit over a trip well short of the latter's best. But she was a lucky winner of the Supreme Hurdle last year when, on ground quicker than she is used to, she had just a neck to spare over Westender with In Contrast third.
Westender has a good record at the course and both he and Copeland , who beat Rooster Booster and Intersky Falcon last season, are lively outsiders from the Pipe stable.
Westender was giving 15lb when third to Flame Creek here in heavy ground on his only run this season. Noel Chance, Flame Creek's trainer, is adamant his horse will be better on a faster surface but he may well be found wanting in a race like today's where the emphasis will be on speed.
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Behrajan, forse non mi sono spiegato. Poiché, mi par d'aver capito, preferisci giocarti le chances su Like-A-Butterfly, desideravo un parere tuo sulla corsa ed in particolare su Rhinestone Cowboy (sempre che tu l'abbia visto correre).
Proprio pochi minuti fa ho visto i filmati sugli avversari che più che saltare le siepi le buttano giù. Per loro fortuna non sono rigide. Ciao. gattos...
Proprio pochi minuti fa ho visto i filmati sugli avversari che più che saltare le siepi le buttano giù. Per loro fortuna non sono rigide. Ciao. gattos...
Allegria di naufragi
E subito riprende - il viaggio - come - dopo il naufragio - un superstite - lupo di mare (G. Ungaretti)
E subito riprende - il viaggio - come - dopo il naufragio - un superstite - lupo di mare (G. Ungaretti)
OK
è un buon cavallo
vorrebbe il pesante loso...
e poi ogni anno l'85% dei favoriti va a margherite!!!
tutti sintonizzati quindi
gli inglesi saranno str,,,,
avranno usi insopportabili
(fattelo dire da chi ci ha vissuto abbastanza)
ma se chiudi un occhio su tante cose
da tante altre sprigiona un fascino assurdo
(non è il post(o) adatto ma il football li dal vivo è uno spettacolo ad highbury non sono mai stato a d esempio ,seguivo QPR e chelsea ma se lo vedi lo stadio pieno ti da i brividi)
è un buon cavallo
vorrebbe il pesante loso...
e poi ogni anno l'85% dei favoriti va a margherite!!!
tutti sintonizzati quindi
gli inglesi saranno str,,,,
avranno usi insopportabili
(fattelo dire da chi ci ha vissuto abbastanza)
ma se chiudi un occhio su tante cose
da tante altre sprigiona un fascino assurdo
(non è il post(o) adatto ma il football li dal vivo è uno spettacolo ad highbury non sono mai stato a d esempio ,seguivo QPR e chelsea ma se lo vedi lo stadio pieno ti da i brividi)
oggi, purtroppo, non sono d'accordo con te gattos.
Rhinestone Cowboy per me, mia personalissima ed opinabile idea, conoscerà cosa vuol dire correre ad alti livelli e pagherà il dazio del suo noviziato.
xchè quando si corre in ostacoli veri e ad alto livello bisogno lottare la corsa ostacolo x ostacolo e non correndo solo, peraltro benissimo, come ha fatto lui nelle 2 ultime uscite solo il terzo finale della corsa( contro avversari di + basso livello di quelli di oggi).
si , certo , la bellezza nel saltare gli ostacoli è un fattore(peraltro proporzionato alla durezza della corsa) ma credo che un saltatore vinca con il cuore + che con la tecnica(giustamente parametrate).
ho cercato di spiegare xchè non mi piace RC (e forse anche ai book ... contiunuano a prenderne a 4/1) ma vi dico anche che seguirò Intersky Falcon , che salta peggio di RC, ma è un vero lottatore e che il giorno di S.stefano mi ha impressionato nelle Pertemps.
ciao ciao
p.s. non sono riuscito ad arrivare in tempo per postare nel "concorso batti..." ma li metto quì per farvi sapere chi evitare... ehehe..
1^ KICKING KING
2^ AZERTYUIOP
3^ INTERSKY FALCON
4^ YOU’LLNEVERWALKALONE
5^ IBIS ROCHELAIS
6^ INCHING CLOSER nap
Rhinestone Cowboy per me, mia personalissima ed opinabile idea, conoscerà cosa vuol dire correre ad alti livelli e pagherà il dazio del suo noviziato.
xchè quando si corre in ostacoli veri e ad alto livello bisogno lottare la corsa ostacolo x ostacolo e non correndo solo, peraltro benissimo, come ha fatto lui nelle 2 ultime uscite solo il terzo finale della corsa( contro avversari di + basso livello di quelli di oggi).
si , certo , la bellezza nel saltare gli ostacoli è un fattore(peraltro proporzionato alla durezza della corsa) ma credo che un saltatore vinca con il cuore + che con la tecnica(giustamente parametrate).
ho cercato di spiegare xchè non mi piace RC (e forse anche ai book ... contiunuano a prenderne a 4/1) ma vi dico anche che seguirò Intersky Falcon , che salta peggio di RC, ma è un vero lottatore e che il giorno di S.stefano mi ha impressionato nelle Pertemps.
ciao ciao
p.s. non sono riuscito ad arrivare in tempo per postare nel "concorso batti..." ma li metto quì per farvi sapere chi evitare... ehehe..
1^ KICKING KING
2^ AZERTYUIOP
3^ INTERSKY FALCON
4^ YOU’LLNEVERWALKALONE
5^ IBIS ROCHELAIS
6^ INCHING CLOSER nap
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visto che i partecipanti sono meno di 10 (incredibilmente ...ehehe) anche i prono di Noxy sono accettati in quanto non può danneggiare nessuno degli altri ...
in bocca al ....fava
ciao
Web
in bocca al ....fava
ciao
Web
adess biciclett e vuvuzela ...
I miei articoli scritti per il nostro blog: https://www.infobetting.com/blog/author/ilweb/
I miei articoli scritti per il nostro blog: https://www.infobetting.com/blog/author/ilweb/
alberto ha scritto:Non sono esperto di galoppo,specialmente queste corse,ma la linea di Rhinestone Cowboy, esce ridimensionato dopo la prima corsa.
Thisthatandother,il cavallo che il jockey di RC guardava,mentre vinceva di 2 lunghezze,oggi ne ha prese una vagonata.
Alla seconda mi sono giocato pizza,birra,millefoglie e Averna su Impeck Piazzato a 2,50.Ho fatto male?
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- AmminEstratore
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ci sta Alberto .....secondo me non è una cattiva scommessa la tua.
Io, in un ipotetica trio ..metterei Azertyuiop/Imepek/Isio ...
saluti
Web
Io, in un ipotetica trio ..metterei Azertyuiop/Imepek/Isio ...
saluti
Web
adess biciclett e vuvuzela ...
I miei articoli scritti per il nostro blog: https://www.infobetting.com/blog/author/ilweb/
I miei articoli scritti per il nostro blog: https://www.infobetting.com/blog/author/ilweb/
ALBY hai fatto bene..ora che la corsa e' arrivata..poi hai fatto ancora meglio io purtroppo sono arrivato ora....avrei preso il vincente come da post ma avrei sbagliato alla prima....,riciclo una bancata su un cavallo che a mio parere neanche se cadevano altri sarebbe arrivato (farmer)..mI DISPIACE SOLO CHE AZER.. Stamattina era a 2,7 comodo senza max da cercare 
che botta ADAMANT 
io purtroppo sono arrivato ora....avrei preso il vincente come da post ma avrei sbagliato alla prima....,riciclo una bancata su un cavallo che a mio parere neanche se cadevano altri sarebbe arrivato (farmer)..mI DISPIACE SOLO CHE AZER.. Stamattina era a 2,7 comodo senza max da cercare che botta ADAMANT Chi c’è in linea
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