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On paper he looks head and shoulders above the rest - ground and course are also perfect for him so other than a bad draw or bad luck in running he should win.
But it's never as easy as that is it? ![]() |
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One run current season?
Maybe good enough. Won same race as Sleeping Indian who had just two races in 2006 race. |
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Fair point Pinza, but I'd say it means he would come into the race fresher than most, so not sure only one prior run is a negative.
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never won back to back races,for a horse of his ability does not win enough(imo) but as said this looks a pretty weakish G2(if you can get them.),if not to much rain about will play Red Jazz e/w
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He's a favourite I want to take on. Must have had training problems and struggled to beat trees the last day.
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im not sure tbh. Godolphin have a habit of giving a horse a prep in a listed/lesser race and then plonking them into a group race for it to win. They did it a fews years back with a horse called Windsor Knot in the Darley Stakes.
I would fully expect Delegator to improve plenty for his reapperance run imo. |
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"Bounce" factor?
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for once went to plan.lol
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unclepuncle Joined: 16 Feb 03
Replies: 471 13 Oct 10 14:00 On paper he looks head and shoulders above the rest - ground and course are also perfect for him so other than a bad draw or bad luck in running he should win. But it's never as easy as that is it?Sad As I said the draw and luck in running (or maybe jockey error?) were as much to blame as anything. |
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ground was officially changed to GS before the first race as well. Personally I think the Draw played a big part as the first three home were all close to the rail..
wd sj |