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By:
Kevbetting superstar
When: 29 Apr 10 19:42
Wild Outside = Makfi. The frenchies know. ;)
By:
Charlton2005
When: 29 Apr 10 19:50

bestmate 28 Apr 22:46
Can't believe NM narrows it down to Hannon's runners in today's WE



I am starting to believe it!!

Clearly Dick the value now. Going to back it.
By:
ben10
When: 29 Apr 10 19:55
Not convinced DT wants a mile personally
By:
enjbenjy
When: 29 Apr 10 19:57
Is it possible Dick Turpin is an early season horse? Or are those runs in Group 1 company as good as he is?
By:
platinni
When: 29 Apr 10 19:58
ben is correct
By:
bestmate
When: 29 Apr 10 20:17
C2
DT is a no hoper for me. Can't see his dad producing a classic winner I haven't ruled out CC yet
By:
Charlton2005
When: 29 Apr 10 20:25
Bestmate

The more I look the more open this race is. The only thing I am convinced of is that at the prices the fav is a lay.

Others of interest are Hearts of Fire, Xtension and Al Zir

Gonna be a good one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By:
downallstar
When: 29 Apr 10 20:53
DT didn't stay 7f as a 2yo, and only stayed 7f beating two 6f horses lto.
By:
kincsem
When: 29 Apr 10 21:26
St Nicholas Abbey might win but less than 6/4 in a 19 runner field is terrible. Realistically he would need a winning form line with the other low priced horses to justify it.
By:
cryoftruth
When: 29 Apr 10 22:37
kinksem

I am not sure if you are joking, however I will rise to the bait.

St Nick has excellent form lines to nearly all the other runners. He has absolutely thrashed 2 of them including the second favourite, and through the second holds everything else on form by around 10 lbs.
By:
ilikewavingatbuses
When: 29 Apr 10 22:45
isnt gonna stay, simple!!!
By:
mythical prince
When: 30 Apr 10 00:20
tbf to mordin, he said paco boy would stay last year before the queen anne and he was right.

what hughes said immediately after the coventry stuck in my mind. he said that canford was the best horse he ever rode. after just winning the queen anne on paco boy, thats some praise.
By:
ben10
When: 30 Apr 10 00:43
Canford's racing style nothing like Paco Boy's nor is his depth of form. I've always said Paco Boy would be fine over a mile, you can find the threads on here.
By:
secretgambler
When: 30 Apr 10 00:54
Richard Hannon (0-2-16) hasn't won the race since 1990 and has only seen 2 of his 16 runners make the places since 2000. Canford Cliffs in July Cup = NAP !
By:
kincsem
When: 30 Apr 10 03:30
St Nicholas Abbey's form lines to the others rest on the Racing Post Trophy win as far as I can see. That was on good/soft and the early pace was slow. He holds Elusive Pimpernel and Al Zir on that. I suppose EP holds Poet's Voice as he beat him two months earlier on g/f. Al Zir beat two horses in his previous race. And we know that EP beat Dancing David again in the Craven.

You can connect Xtension to Canford Cliffs, CC with Dick Turpin, DT and Xtension to the Dewhurst horses, but how do you compare the Racing Post form to the Dewhurst?

But the question for me is "Do the race conditions of the 2000 guineas suit the favourite?"

The 2000 will probably be run at a fast pace on good/firm, and the field has matured from 2-y-o to 3-y-o. Is 6+ month old form still relevant? There are a lot of variables and I think less than 6/4 about a Derby pedigree horse in the 2000 Guineas is terrible. It is a poor return for the risks.

All of SNAs times were slowish, and he hasn't run on firm. His pedigree is for 10f /12f with cut in the ground.
By:
TD_Gunner
When: 30 Apr 10 11:47
11/1 on hear now.
By:
Figgis
When: 30 Apr 10 12:20
While the very early pace may have been slow in the RPT, I find it hard to believe that anybody can think it was a falsely run race. You only have to watch the video to see that it didn't develop into a 2f sprint. Also the style of the victory, beaten distances and imo fast time under the conditions all point to a result that was in no way affected by lack of pace. I think anybody who thinks SNA will struggle to keep up with a faster early pace is clutching at straws.
By:
heroz
When: 30 Apr 10 13:32
how can anyone say that canford doesn't stay seven is joking fastest greenham time ever pulling 6 clear of arcano and wasn't even fit
By:
platinni
When: 30 Apr 10 14:12
all about opinions.

arcano not good enough to be entered so wouldnt be quoting that form line too much. plus he hung like a monkey and was beaten lto. gl with ur bets
By:
cantspell
When: 30 Apr 10 15:59
out to 13 on here very weak
By:
Fran Merida
When: 30 Apr 10 17:05
A good read.

We all remember Ravens Pass fondly :x
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 30 Apr 10 17:19
Canford sniff
By:
downallstar
When: 30 Apr 10 17:25
Canford Sh1t
By:
Fran Merida
When: 30 Apr 10 17:32
who's place laying then ? own up
By:
platinni
When: 30 Apr 10 18:17
who's **cing backing him to place at 9/4 ?????????? , OWN UP!!!!!!!


more like imo ;)

yes ive laid him at over 2's
By:
redal2
When: 01 May 10 15:25
My hero, great race from stall 4. Where do they go next?
By:
unclepuncle
When: 01 May 10 15:27
Hope they go for the Golden Jubilee and not the ST James Palace.

I guess the Jersey could be possible as he'd be a certainty - then on to the July Cup and Nunthorpe (the same as Mozart)
By:
Brodie
When: 01 May 10 15:27
pulled early and finished 3rd. He stays ,we can put that to bed. UL place layers
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 01 May 10 15:27
He'd be a certainty in the GJ imo B-)
By:
TD_Gunner
When: 01 May 10 15:27
fair play to Mordin there.

think he's a cert for the Jubilee myself.
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 01 May 10 15:28
Gunny knows B-)
By:
nibbledat
When: 01 May 10 15:29
jubilee - canford
kings stand - overdose

:p
By:
duffy
When: 01 May 10 15:29
he pulled early...but if they went a good gallop from the off...he may well have felt it more late on....did he truly stay or does his proximity at the end show just how pedestrian it was early on.....ran a great race when all said and done.
By:
Brodie
When: 01 May 10 15:29
This is where Hannon can earn his training fees If he can get that horse to switch off and settle he can win good races over a mile and not just the obvious 7 furlongs
Paco Boy anyone ? :D
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 01 May 10 15:29
I agree entirely with nibbledat :)
By:
Belmez
When: 01 May 10 15:30
Surely St James Palace Stakes will be easier race for him
9/1 on here looks good value?
By:
Brodie
When: 01 May 10 15:30
Overdose and Canford are my 2 favouritest horses at the mo :x
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 01 May 10 15:30
he's a sprinter out of the top drawer who's class got him home well over a mile

hacks up in the GJ :)
By:
Brodie
When: 01 May 10 15:31
And he didn't dive sharp left! Just remembered. WD Hannon if he corrected that ;)
By:
Brodie
When: 01 May 10 15:36
Emma Spencer confirms the St. James Palace for CC
Rubs hands. :D
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