I think she is cracking eachway bet circa 4/1. Really cant see her out the frame in this line-up.
She has a similar profile to that of Stawberrydaquiri who won a couple of easy listed events as a 3yo, given time to grow and mature, before coming back as a 4yo ready for a crack at some better races.
If you listened to Luca Cumani at all last season he was very much of the opinion she'd be much better this year, and I think her seasonal debut at Goodwood where she was an impressive 3 length winner confirms that. Immediately after the race the Windsor Forrest was nominated as the target, so whats not to like, it smells like a plan ?
Despite being by Pivotal, I would actually prefer the ground to be Good to Firm. Her form figures on official GF are 3111. Both times she has ran with cut in the going description, GS and S, she has been well beaten, albeit in Group 1 company.
Never the most competitive of races R/Ascot week, wouldn't dismiss Seta, might well have more to offer? but her form is hardly scintillating as it stands,then it doesn't need to be to win this!. Might take a chance on last time out Haggas non jigger Dever Dream at over 3 times the odds, does have a few lengths to make up on Seta on a run last year but came from behind to make up ground on the more prominent ridden winner.
Never the most competitive of races R/Ascot week, wouldn't dismiss Seta, might well have more to offer? but her form is hardly scintillating as it stands,then it doesn't need to be to win this!. Might take a chance on last time out Haggas non jigger
I get what you saying about the hype Tinkler. I've never thought much of her myself but that is what happens when you win a newmarket maiden impressively, and in fairness to the horse, she has won 5 times from 8 runs, that is a decent strike rate. If she has the makings of a better 4yo, then she could perhaps start to deliver in bigger races.
She has been campaigned similarly to Strawberrydaquiri who won this race a couple of years back for Sir Michael Stoute. My only concern would be softish ground ..
Sajjhaa is a high class horse and has an obvious chance. Timepiece may frank the form from York tomorrow at Warwick.
David Sim**** runners was very impressive last time also ..
I get what you saying about the hype Tinkler. I've never thought much of her myself but that is what happens when you win a newmarket maiden impressively, and in fairness to the horse, she has won 5 times from 8 runs, that is a decent strike rate. If