2yos of 2012

WD Steamship. Great start!

A pleasing start and maybe I should end the thread now.
The Brocklesby, it is tempting to go with the Turner horse given his record in the race but, I like the breeding odf Deepest Blue.

+5 so far
3.50 Donc
1pt win Deepest Blue @8.6

First 2yo bet since last Saturday is
1.50 Muss
MAD JAZZ
1pt win 3.75

Mad Jazz finishing second. Onto my 4th 2yo bet of the season

2.10 Yarm
Reberty Lee looks value at 6.2 against this Dascombe odds on shot. 1pt win

210 Nott
Dreamy Ciara 1pt win
Don't usually like backing fillies against colts, but her experience should count at the price 3.05

2.20 Ling
Otto The First 1pt win

Quick Update
6 selections
2 winners +3pts
Early signs as usual look at horses with experience and look at Turner horses.

2.20 Leic
Lyric Ace 1pt win at 2.96

Back to these 2yo's
Bev 1.40
Mayfield Girl 1pt win at 3.5

8 runners
3 winners roughly +4pts next one in 2.45 Bev today

2.45 Bev
Al Khisa 1pt win @ 12

Both Beverley winners going to yards with good records and at decent prices.

05/05

1.40 Goodwood

Jimmy Elder 1pt win 3.10

If I am allowed to join the thread, I think that New Pearl could be the best 2yo seen so far. David Redvers was bullish on the Morning Line and the owners sponsor the race.

Welcome sageform, this was not meant to be about me tipping them but more of a discussion through the season.Best English 2yo race of the season so far today at Newmarket. Please add more.

Emirates Echo 420 Newm

WD sageform

Thanks. I did back it as well so very happy.

we should have done the forecast. Keep adding to the thread especially if they are winners

I'm not often good at finding early 2yo's. Once the 7 furlong maidens start, I get more excited.

I'll be keeping an eye out for DELIGHT, a two-year-old filly trained by Aidan O'Brien.  She's bred to be quite precocious, being a Danehill Dancer half-sister to Hamoody, who was highly regarded by Peter Chapple-Hyam a few seasons ago and won his first two races, including the Gr.2 Richmond Stakes.  Aidan has only run a couple of juveniles so far this season, both were placed on debut and both won next time out.  This filly is likely to need the race first time out but should be nailed on for a maiden next time.  If she manages to win on debut at Naas next week we can be fairly sure that she's Group class (could be one for Royal Ascot).