Plat i have been lookin at Rig AM Bald may have an idea through Set the trends race with Tartan G who has good form this season had a little on already
No tt it is not Plat i have been lookin at Rig AM Bald may have an idea through Set the trends race with Tartan G who has good form this season had a little on already
johnstones..has drifted to a ridic. price on here since he lost.. tryst is of interest...
is luca gonna run acrostic in this instead of the other 2
riggins...1st hoss i mentioned on herejohnstones..has drifted to a ridic. price on here since he lost..tryst is of interest...is luca gonna run acrostic in this instead of the other 2
Ran well in this two years ago, and dogged it in front. Completely ungenuine rogue who does most of his best work when it's too late.
Besides Last Three Minutes is a shoe in
agreed entirely with nibber tbf. Ran well in this two years ago, and dogged it in front. Completely ungenuine rogue who does most of his best work when it's too late.Besides Last Three Minutes is a shoe in
I've been waiting for Oratory to run since the Victoria Cup. Withdrawn when the money was down last time
Anyone know how likely he is to run in this?
I notice he's also entered for York on Saturday which suggests he might not?
I've been waiting for Oratory to run since the Victoria Cup. Withdrawn when the money was down last timeAnyone know how likely he is to run in this?I notice he's also entered for York on Saturday which suggests he might not?
Oratory didn't get the best of runs at Ascot last time. The money appeared to be well and truly down last time before he was withdrawn. Quite lightly raced I reckon he's well in off 91.
Oratory didn't get the best of runs at Ascot last time.The money appeared to be well and truly down last time before he was withdrawn. Quite lightly raced I reckon he's well in off 91.
Mabait, ante-post favourite for the Royal Hunt Cup, has been ruled out of the race by trainer Luca Cumani.
Beaten only a neck in the Victoria Cup at Ascot, it was thought he would return to Berkshire for the prestigious handicap.
However, after running with credit to finish third in the Diomed Stakes at Epsom last week, Cumani is planning to miss the annual cavalry charge.
"Mabait is in good form but he won't be going to Ascot," said the trainer.
"I've got nothing in mind for him yet.
"There's a Group race in Ireland at the Curragh in early July, a Group Three race and he might go for that."
While Mabait has been ruled out of the Royal meeting, Cumani has given the green light to both Purple Moon and recent Redcar winner Forte Dei Marmi.
"Purple Moon will definitely be going for the Gold Cup after his run at York and Forte Dei Marmi will run in the Wolferton after winning the Zetland Gold Cup," added Cumani.
Mabait, ante-post favourite for the Royal Hunt Cup, has been ruled out of the race by trainer Luca Cumani.Beaten only a neck in the Victoria Cup at Ascot, it was thought he would return to Berkshire for the prestigious handicap.However, after running
Marajaa seems to relish good ground, on a career high mark but looks in great shape. Anyone else think Manassas is worth another go if it was good to firm?
Marajaa seems to relish good ground, on a career high mark but looks in great shape. Anyone else think Manassas is worth another go if it was good to firm?
No way I would get involved with one of these Cumani hype machines like so many do.
Al Khaleej for me...I have bet this at 16/1 and a trixie with
Hawkeyethenoo 16/1 and High standing at 16/1
No way I would get involved with one of these Cumani hype machines like so many do.Al Khaleej for me...I have bet this at 16/1 and a trixie withHawkeyethenoo 16/1 and High standing at 16/1
the over the cliff method, backed up by been well weighted in a race he,s ran well in,in the past and trained by a trainer with a good record in these cavalray charges, brings me down on DOCOFTHEBAY
the over the cliff method, backed up by been well weighted in a race he,s ran well in,in the past and trained by a trainer with a good record in these cavalray charges, brings me down on DOCOFTHEBAY
Credit Swap appears to have been laid out for this . Needs a fast run straight mile so the race should be run to suit . Just the 2 runs so far this season , a pipe-opener followed by an outing over the wrong trip at Chester . Will wait for the day of the race to see going & draw .
Credit Swap appears to have been laid out for this .Needs a fast run straight mile so the race should be run to suit .Just the 2 runs so far this season , a pipe-openerfollowed by an outing over the wrong trip at Chester .Will wait for the day of the
Dandy Boy Fareer Acrostic Riggins Bangalore Gold Forgotten Voice Tartan Gigha Docofthebay Al Khaleej Balcarce Nov Lovelace Tiger Reigns Tryst Invisible Man Marajaa Mia's Boy Mull Of Killough St Moritz Stoic Supaseus Suruor Huzzah Axiom Credit Swap Harald Bluetooth Makaamen Manassas Noble Citizen Oratory Swift Gift Vitznau Viva Vettori Al Muheer Proponent South Cape Truism December Draw Kay Gee Be Mahadee Shavansky Smokey Oakey Spectait Tartan Gunna Kavachi Tudor Key Wise Dennis Audemar Lucky Dance Moynahan Please Sing Webbow King Jock Satwa Laird Ballinteni Espero Officer In Command
Dandy Boy Fareer Acrostic Riggins Bangalore Gold Forgotten Voice Tartan Gigha Docofthebay Al Khaleej Balcarce Nov Lovelace Tiger Reigns Tryst Invisible Man Marajaa Mia's Boy Mull Of Killough St
BOOKMAKERS are fearful of being hit for the second year running by a Jeremy Noseda-trained horse in the Royal Hunt Cup after support for the stable's lightly-raced handicap Stoic led to the layers taking early evasive action.
The Highclere-owned Stoic, not seen in public since failing to score in three starts at Meydan in February, will be Ryan Moore's mount in a contest last season captured by heavily-backed stablemate Forgotten Voice, who once again returns for Wednesday's handicap.
Paddy Power and William Hill went 14-1 (from 16 and 20) about Stoic, **** and Stan James 16-1 (from 20) and Coral, who were already bottom price at 12-1, now have him as their 10-1 third favourite.
Highclere spokesman Harry Herbert said: "Stoic has done really well since Dubai and this has always been the plan. Everything seems to have gone to plan and his recent work has been very good."
BOOKMAKERS are fearful of being hit for the second year running by a Jeremy Noseda-trained horse in the Royal Hunt Cup after support for the stable's lightly-raced handicap Stoic led to the layers taking early evasive action. The Highclere-owned
Axiom faces a tough task in the Hunt Cup as he is 12lb higher now than he was last year when only sixth, so Acrostic probably has better possibilities in that race seeing as he at least is still a little bit unexposed, though all in all it’s difficult to be much more than hopeful
From the Cumani website:Axiom faces a tough task in the Hunt Cup as he is 12lb higher now than he was last year when only sixth, so Acrostic probably has better possibilities in that race seeing as he at least is still a little bit unexposed, though
Done my brief stats look today on the top 40, the stats i used were;
Age 4-5 90-105 OR 1-3 runs season 2+ handicap runs 18 or less runs Won over 8f+ Won a handicap Place in Class2+ or won class 3 this season Never run in a Group Race Never won a class a Best RPR this season 100+ RPR this season 20- 49 day break Ran in Class2+ lto/ won class 3 Top 2 season Won 11+ field Placed 16+ field
9/10 winners scored 15+/18 on this - exception ceasare....
Those that do this year are;
Riggins, Dandy Boy, Bangalore Gold, Suruor, Tiger Reigns, Marajaa and December Draw
Bangalore Gold - Likely NR Suruour - Small horse, trainer has stated before big field might not suit Tiger Reigns - Has the class? Trainer stated he's not as good on a straight course December Draw - Couldn't really have it on form....
Had my first bet on RIGGINS, also will on the day probably have a bet on MARAJAA, as an exposed 8yo doesn't seem like a royal hunt winner, but 3lbs better off with Dandy Boy over a furlong further i'd rather have a bet on him at 2.5x the price.
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Done my brief stats look today on the top 40, the stats i used were;Age 4-590-105 OR1-3 runs season2+ handicap runs18 or less runsWon over 8f+Won a handicapPlace in Class2+ or won class 3 this seasonNever run in a Group RaceNever won a class aBest RP
Last season Invisible Man was favourite for the Cambridgeshire looking like a group horse before an appalling effort at Goodwood during which he looked to have sustained an injury. Put away for the winter he's come back with two debatable attempts while Goldolphin were in rank form.
He likes straight tracks and I'm fairly convinced 20/1 is too big and that the money will come for him prior to the race.
Last season Invisible Man was favourite for the Cambridgeshire looking like a group horse before an appalling effort at Goodwood during which he looked to have sustained an injury. Put away for the winter he's come back with two debatable attemp
I think draw is fine for Riggins in 22 - high supposed to be better and most of fancied runners that side - should be able to get cover, before sweeping to the front 1 out to score by 3! - Come on the Riggins!
I think draw is fine for Riggins in 22 - high supposed to be better and most of fancied runners that side - should be able to get cover, before sweeping to the front 1 out to score by 3! - Come on the Riggins!
not much changed here...did have a bito 20s stoic when the gamble got underway...
aint the far side getting a better reading re the ground..
although i cant believe i'm even talking about comments regarding ascot going readings
24th may 20.49riggins & tryst of interest atmnot much changed here...did have a bito 20s stoic when the gamble got underway...aint the far side getting a better reading re the ground..although i cant believe i'm even talking about comments regar
Im taking a chance here on PLEASE SING trained by Mick Channon. Spent all its life in Listed/Group company bar a placing behind Golden Stream in the Sandringham last year as a 3YO and off a mark off 100. Runs here off a mark of just 92. Seen the stats on previous group runners but at 50/1 I will risk half a point e/w. Good run last time in Group 3 behind winner rated 116 and only a length and a quarter behind Golden Stream over the course and distance. Only a 4 year old so could still be room for some improvement. Plus the high draw could be a bonus too, but who knows?
0.5 Pts e/w @ 50/1 Please Sing (Royal Hunt Cup)
Good luck all.
Im taking a chance here on PLEASE SING trained by Mick Channon. Spent all its life in Listed/Group company bar a placing behind Golden Stream in the Sandringham last year as a 3YO and off a mark off 100. Runs here off a mark of just 92. Seen the stat
Facts Joined: 05 May 03 Replies: 2080 14 Jun 10 17:31
Surprised no -one fancies Fareer
Fastbearform Joined: 03 Dec 04 Replies: 744 14 Jun 10 19:03
Good evening.
On Wednesday it's the Royal Hunt Cup and after alot of digging, I've decided to go with the class horse in the race, Fareer at odds of 12/1. This race has slowly over recent years been starting to favour the better horses and it's possible that this one could defy a few trends to take this.
I have also had an ew saver on Tiger Reigns which looks to be a good price of 25/1.
Facts Joined: 05 May 03Replies: 2080 14 Jun 10 17:31 Surprised no -one fancies FareerFastbearform Joined: 03 Dec 04Replies: 744 14 Jun 10 19:03 Good evening.On Wednesday it's the Royal Hunt Cup and after alot of digging, I've decided to g
Taken the 40-1 about SPECTAIT, ok the comeback run wasnt the best, but its 8f big handicap form stacks up here, could be drawn well and it wouldnt be the biggest surprise if a Jonjo horse won after a bad run would it??
Taken the 40-1 about SPECTAIT, ok the comeback run wasnt the best, but its 8f big handicap form stacks up here, could be drawn well and it wouldnt be the biggest surprise if a Jonjo horse won after a bad run would it??
Hussard Joined: 08 Jan 03 Replies: 49 13 Jun 10 19:41
Last season Invisible Man was favourite for the Cambridgeshire looking like a group horse before an appalling effort at Goodwood during which he looked to have sustained an injury. Put away for the winter he's come back with two debatable attempts while Goldolphin were in rank form.
He likes straight tracks and I'm fairly convinced 20/1 is too big and that the money will come for him prior to the race.
Very well done. Hope you had a decent bet !
Hussard Joined: 08 Jan 03Replies: 49 13 Jun 10 19:41 Last season Invisible Man was favourite for the Cambridgeshire looking like a group horse before an appalling effort at Goodwood during which he looked to have sustained an injury. Put away for
Remember him winning very well (also coming from a long way back) last year on Newmarket's July course and thought he could be a horse to follow. Unfortunately, his two runs this season were ordinary and bad, but of course I didn't know he'd finished lame LTO.
Very well done Hussard.Remember him winning very well (also coming from a long way back) last year on Newmarket's July course and thought he could be a horse to follow. Unfortunately, his two runs this season were ordinary and bad, but of course