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reetus
26 May 10 19:58
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I find it bizarre that this unbeaten horse, which has won the Dante in such fashion should not be a definite runner at Epsom. 30/1 on here at the moment suggests it won't be running (Yes I've backed it at 12s).

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By:
cryoftruth
When: 26 May 10 20:07
I am a bit surprised too, I thought he would go with St Nick. I find it hard to read Aiden's stable through, and to be honest I think any of his would have a very good chance, much better than last year when he only had one horse of real class. If Cape Blanco had been trained by anyione else - an unbeaten horse that had run away from the second favourite for the Derby at the time and in the usually strongest trial - he would be not far off favourite.

I wonder whether he is thought of as Aiden's second best colt and they want to keep him unbeaten by avoiding SNA, who they seem to think of still as unbeatable at Epsom? Perhaps though its because Midas and Jan are both bred to need a trip, and that they would have less chance of winning over the 10 furlongs of the French Derby?
By:
WorkOnIt
When: 26 May 10 21:27
Of the four Ballydoyle hopes, he looks the most obvious 10f horse.

If one is to go to France, he is the obvious favourite.
By:
Fallen Angel
When: 26 May 10 23:41
I have backed Midas touch but think you make a good point. The ballydoyle guys must really rate SNA for this not to be in the picture. The drift on here has been deceiving before, look at the price action last night looked like Midas was a non-runner only for it to be confirmed this morning. Good luck with your bet.
By:
yaboya
When: 26 May 10 23:53
I know he won the Dante and he may (although it looks unlikely) run in the Derby.
But, if you look at O'Briens record in the Dante it suggest that he never sends his main Derby hopes there even though some of them have managed to win.
The Derrinstown and the Guineas seems to where the highest ranked prep for Epsom which worries me a little as I fancy Jan Vermeer!
By:
breadnbutter
When: 27 May 10 00:25
perhaps the fact the horse finished lame at york has summit to do with it ...but as ever a crystal ball would struggle . the derby is the most insane race ever to back in ante post imo ......leave well alone .
By:
thebeg
When: 27 May 10 10:15
therefore it must be the most sane race to lay in
By:
The Headmaster
When: 27 May 10 10:20
Massive clue if you look at the Sussex Stakes entries.  Only one of the Epsom 4 is being potentially regarded as an eight furlong horse.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 27 May 10 10:44
''I know he won the Dante and he may (although it looks unlikely) run in the Derby.
But, if you look at O'Briens record in the Dante it suggest that he never sends his main Derby hopes there even though some of them have managed to win.
The Derrinstown and the Guineas seems to where the highest ranked prep for Epsom which worries me a little as I fancy Jan Vermeer!''



Yes, but i believe Cape Blanco was going to be the Derrinstown runner until a slight setback, as a result of which he waited for the Dante instead
By:
Prima Donna
When: 27 May 10 12:09
breadnbutter     27 May 10 00:25 
perhaps the fact the horse finished lame at york has summit to do with it

I think you might be right!
By:
Jobroke
When: 27 May 10 14:50
the fact that the horse won't stay might have something to do with it.
By:
mr_sykes
When: 27 May 10 15:48
the way he won the Dante would suggest he'd get the trip
By:
Prima Donna
When: 27 May 10 17:25
I reckon he would get the trip too,he may also not be ready in time though.
By:
ben10
When: 27 May 10 17:35
By that do you mean he won't go to France either, Prima?
By:
Prima Donna
When: 27 May 10 17:47
ben10,Read what I'm saying the clue is there if you look.[;)]
By:
Prima Donna
When: 27 May 10 18:27
ben10,You are very astute when assessing runners in the big races,if you don't mind me asking what do you think of Henry Cecils  Bullet Train,do you think him good enough to win?
By:
ben10
When: 27 May 10 18:52
Not sure to be honest. The Lingfield race wasn't great and he probably beat Listed class horses at best. He responded well from the front though and did it fairly easily. Thought Captain James Cook was in the process of running a good race though and it was a shame to see him break down; I don't think he's anywhere near as good as the other Ballydoyle horses though (wouldn't be 7/1 sp surely?) and so I think that form could be well below standard. Will be interesting to see if we have pacemakers though as BT could run a big race from the front if allowed a soft lead. I'm waiting until the decs before making a firm decision on all runners though, even the fav!
By:
trev w
When: 27 May 10 19:04
CB 10/1 NRNB WITH BLUE.
By:
Prima Donna
When: 27 May 10 19:06
Thank-you ben10,good to know ....yes it was a shame about CJ,Cook I hate to see that.
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