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The Big O
20 Apr 10 01:43
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Where does this horse go after his win at Newbury??

Looked the ideal horse to bring to a Melbourne Cup.

Lightly raced so will get in light and looks to have a bit of toe about him, unlike some of the once-paced, slow staying types that often find their way on to the plane down under.

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By:
geee
When: 20 Apr 10 08:05
My guess would be Cumberland Lodge Royal Ascot and the King George. He looks like a typical Stoute improver.
By:
Cream Of The Crop
When: 20 Apr 10 08:11
Connections mooted the Ormonde Stakes at Chester as his next target, though also said he could go straight to Royal Ascot for the Hardwicke. Looks a smart prospect, but the runner up, Manifest, looked an even nicer sort to my eyes, really picking up well in the closing stages, showing himself to be more of a staying type than the winner - Yorkshire Cup material IMO, particularly if there is cut in the ground.
By:
PLASTIC PADDY
When: 20 Apr 10 09:42
I think King George too. High hopes for the horse last year so connections will want justify their confidence.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 20 Apr 10 09:57
'High hopes for the horse last year so connections will want justify their confidence'

With respect, wtf does that mean? Connections will want to win the biggest races they can with it, as with any other horse.
By:
malheureusement
When: 20 Apr 10 15:05
It is the Hardwicke at Royal Ascot they would go for - what about Coronation Cup?
By:
The Big O
When: 21 Apr 10 01:30
Coronations and King George's seem a bit tough??

I see Timeform went 122 off that win which would already have him where he needs to be to win Caulfield/Melbourne Cups.

Whilst it is obvously hard work to get them here the races are worth more and are much easier to win than trying to beat Conduit-types in a King George.
By:
JOSE93
When: 21 Apr 10 03:05
A mark of 122 would already gives Harbinger a big enough weight as well, but maybe with a few better Australian 3yo's at 1m 4f around currently, the weights might compress a bit. Because being lightly raced won't affect what weight he is given. I think a key point has already been made regarding the ground. I wouldn't be queuing up to back Harbinger on green concrete personally.
By:
ELG
When: 21 Apr 10 03:24
grand prix du saint cloud.

isnt this Stoute's race?
By:
The Big O
When: 21 Apr 10 03:41
Are the owners the same ones that brought Distinction down a few years ago?

He ran a fair race the first time behind Makybe Diva and interestingly came from England with a Timeform rating of 122.
By:
ELG
When: 21 Apr 10 04:16
canadian international written all over him.
By:
carvillshill
When: 21 Apr 10 14:49
Is he sponsored by a Canadian firm?
By:
geee
When: 21 Apr 10 22:07
I meant Hardwicke then King George. Cumberland Lodge is the end of season race. Perhaps Chester on route.
By:
ben10
When: 21 Apr 10 22:14
So Royal Ascot would be his 4th race of the season, surely if they thought him really good they'd take it steady with the Arc in mind?
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