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mythical prince
23 Jun 10 12:53
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excuse me for asking this question but why is the slowboat jan vermeer favourite?Confused

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By:
Figgis
When: 23 Jun 10 17:30
My thoughts too, MP, think we both know the answer though. It's Monterosso for me. I backed him at Royal Ascot, on account of his improving profile and his previous win in that Newmarket handicap, which made him top rated on my figures (I don't rate the Derby form as highly as some). The King Edward VII was a slow run affair but at least that should mean that a quick reappearance won't be a concern. Cape Blanco and Midas Touch would be no pushovers if returning to their Derby trial form, but you'd have to be worried about which way they're going after they're most recent runs.
By:
sintonian
When: 23 Jun 10 17:31
Think JV is worth another chance tbh given he lost two shoes. That cant be easy around a track like Epsom.
By:
neill d
When: 23 Jun 10 18:04
piss poor renewal
By:
Graeme83
When: 23 Jun 10 18:22
Not a hot race, and barely even a comment from trainers or anything. Thank god the world cup is on. Might flick over to watch it if i remember.
By:
topweight
When: 23 Jun 10 18:27
Jv is the only group 1 winner in the field trained by the specialist stable in this race whos horses have just started to hit form. He gained more valuable group 1 experience and seasoning in the derny as did the same satbles' f&g, soldier of fortune dylan thomas, galileo and frozen fire. This beast vshould command utmost respect and will hose up.
By:
topweight
When: 23 Jun 10 18:28
***that should have been Derby**
By:
mythical prince
When: 23 Jun 10 20:37
yeah i agree with u on this figgis m8, the johnston horse is the obvious one
By:
A_T
When: 23 Jun 10 21:43
Monterosso looks the one who might have some class
By:
mr_sykes
When: 23 Jun 10 23:20
CB for me,dont like JV either,the race will stay in Ireland imo....
By:
Over the last
When: 24 Jun 10 11:28
Carriglawn could be a decent ew bet at 20s in a weak renewal
By:
A_T
When: 24 Jun 10 20:28
Murtagh to ride Cape Blanco. Ballydoyle's Epsom colts must be even worse than I thought for CB to be favoured over them.
By:
Prima Donna
When: 24 Jun 10 20:48
I just wonder if they are scratching their heads a little with all their runners, I bet Coolmore will not want Kings Best to be Champion sire this year with Workforce, so as at the moment Galileo heads the sires list they will do all they can to get Galileo Champion sire again.
You could say ALL the Ballydoyle 3 y'olds are moderate from what we've seen so far.
By:
Graeme83
When: 26 Jun 10 18:53
I'm nowhere near convinced that Cape Blanco is better over 12f than Jan Vermeer and Midas Touch. In fact, if they are run behind pace makers i think Cape Blanco will finish in behind the both of them. Heffernan has won the Derby a couple of times in recent years, so it wouldn't suprise me. The again what do i know, i'm not even convinced Monteroso is better than Chabal, despite everything pointing to the contrary.
By:
Try My Best
When: 26 Jun 10 20:00
Jan Vermeer to win the race he should have been targeted at from the beginning.
By:
cruise d
When: 27 Jun 10 00:00
I've not had a bet in the race yet and may not do. Ballydoyle have lost the plot with their 3 year old Colts this uear IMO as the Derby form shows for me. There is no way you can be sure which is better between Jan V, Midas Touch and Cape Blanco. With that in mind and the fact that they have all had fairly recent and hard races I'd be siding with Puncher Clynch e/w if I was gonna have a bet. He improved massively to win a group 3 last time with At First Sight just behind last time and has clearly been trained with this race in mind unlike all the other runners.
By:
top3 makin ahern and de souza
When: 27 Jun 10 08:56
seamie to bag another irish derby for me
By:
A_T
When: 27 Jun 10 09:41
Monterosso for me the rest look well exposed as ordinary.
By:
unclepuncle
When: 27 Jun 10 13:01
Coordinated Cut for me at the prices.
By:
A_T
When: 27 Jun 10 13:06
Chabal non-runner
By:
cruise d
When: 27 Jun 10 17:06
I've had bets on Puncher Clynch at 23, Coordinated cut at 13.5 and have just had a bet on Jan Vermeer as well. We know he likes 10f at the Curragh and looks to me to have the best chance of the Coolmore runners.
By:
mythical prince
When: 27 Jun 10 17:42
jan vermeer ran ok actually, just that it shows with cape blanco how galileo is a dominant sire
By:
EastLower Gooner
When: 27 Jun 10 17:45
Nice to see a horse come good....people need to give up on that french derby...its a joke race now. 

very pleasing run from Midas Touch.

Jan Vermeer has Eclipse written all over him.

At First Sight should be odds on to join MikeDK at some point imo.
By:
mythical prince
When: 27 Jun 10 17:51
cape blanco going for the king george
By:
mightymoyes
When: 27 Jun 10 17:58
rematch with workforce should be worth seeing.
By:
mythical prince
When: 27 Jun 10 18:04
i'd favour cape blanco at the likely prices
By:
A_T
When: 27 Jun 10 18:07
awful renewal IMO - field of ordinary horses finished in a heap.
By:
vinnie_roe
When: 27 Jun 10 18:16
they should reduce the prize money and use the extra funds to create a sprint and a mile group 1... both badly needed.
By:
Figgis
When: 27 Jun 10 18:18
Well done winners, agree with A_T though, ordinary form.
By:
mythical prince
When: 27 Jun 10 18:57
cape blanco has done nothing wrong though. has real battling qualities which we have yet to see from workforce.
By:
Figgis
When: 27 Jun 10 20:24
Forget Workforce, MP, the KG is Harbinger's [;)]
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