Star Witness!!

Pizs off convict

why dont youse..
was a good question
imo

Just looking for an excuse IMO lol

Fk Me...Thought I found a place to hide ffs lol

earlycrow...seems you have your head so far up your rectum its nudging your tonsils, the guy asked a simple question about the state of the track, mind you it might be helpful to some that star wittness is better on a dry track...his won 3 group 1's rest of the field nil, but a wet track gives the locals a better then even chance.

You tell him Sooty ..He gets on the ozz forum and tries to hustle everyone ...Do you know how the track will be sooty ?..I know they have had some rain.

He performed pretty well on Slow going first up last prep. Should beat these plodders.

Very much doubt it can win on this going.
It's another Aussie excuse waiting to happen.

The going is currently soft with more showers forecast for today.

Your right Sooty it was very rude of me, it was a very simple question from a very simple man. So Mr Lazza please except my apology and if I may answer your question, I would be expecting a heavy track if the rain falling at my place is any indication

sooty, you don't think the previous Jubilee Stakes winner lining up might be a group 1 winner?

lazza, the course drainage is state of the art since the course refurb in 2006.

Star Witness will beat this lot, hands down.

Don't be a mug and let your hatred for the superior aussie sprinter get in your way of making money.

He is much better than this lot,a proper group 1 sprinter,was not even asked to come out of 3rd gear in the kings stand and this was clearly the one they wanted and his best trip,just a little worried about the ground that he probably will go on but is not ideal

Was 4L behind Black Caviar on Good to Soft last year at Flemington. Got to be the one to beat.

ran with huge credit on ground not suited,would have won on better

1.11 IR, closed stake but nothing more. Society Rock at 34.0, loves Ascot.

I take it SW went down.

When i have thought up a conspiracy theory as to what went wrong i will comment further.

Was Aidan O'Brien or his son anywhere the horse at any time?[;)]

Was Aidan O'Brien or his son anywhere near the horse at any time?[;)]

Weakened out of it over the last 1/2 furlong, i'd say the ground took it's toll but it was a very credible performance.

Where do these groundsmen live?........ i would like to send them something.

great effort by all horses, i agree if track had been better side of good star witness would have easily won...the race was run in a time of 1m 12 sec definately a heavy track on australian times. heavy tracks in australia are not called the same in europe. the australian jockey i felt went too early where as the 1st 2nd place getters waited that extra 1/2 furlong.

RMB...You state star witness was 4L's behind black caviar? Seriously watch it on Youtube star witness was like the rest of the field, killed off 2 furlongs out, Black caviar never out of 1st gear, freak of nature.

Well 2 2nd's in two races isn't a total disgrace for a 3rd rate sprinter fresh off the plane, poor Hinchinbrook wasted a plane ticket it appears.

I'm sure it has been noted by trainers over here that if you have a very good horse these races are worth targeting next year, as we have in years past with good results to match.

No point pretending that these two horses were in the same league as SYT or previous horses we have sent over to pillage races at Ascot.

A good effort.

think him and Elzaam will fight out the finish of the july cup

Went there to win and didn't, waist of a trip and an embarrassment to Australia IMO

I don't know about that, even with your feeble prizemoney, a 2nd last Tuesday and a 3rd yesterday must have at least paid for the trip.

Hinchinbrooks trainer on the other hand... but I don't feel too bad for Peter Moody, cause he has reasonably decent sort currently sunning herself in a paddock [;)]