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Lethal Force 5/1
Shea Shea 5/1
Society Rock 6/1
Pear Secret 8/1
Reckless Abandon 8/1
Gale Force Ten 10/1
Soft Fallin Rain 10/1
Soul Power 10/1
Aljaamer 12/1
Gordon Lord Byron 12/1
Slade Power 14/1
Swiss Spirit 14/1
Shamexpress 14/1
Chris Colombo 14/1
What A Name 16/1
Moohaajim 16/1
Hawkeyethenoo 16/1
Krypton Factor 16/1
In terms of prices nothing immediately jumps off the page for me, anyone else? Reckless Abandon needs to stop hanging across the track so will they try some head gear? His stablemate Lethal Force was impressive in the Kings Stand, is clearly improving and has won over 7f so will get this extra furlong well.
Is Shea Shea a 5f horse or 6f?
Of those at bigger prices im not sure Moohaajim has really trained on. What A Name is interesting if she turns up. She has disappointed the last twice failing to see out 8f but from the Guineas 2013 thread I always said she looked like a sprinter. Her turn of foot is instant and very reminiscent of Moonlight Cloud. Probably unlikely they will run but have taken the £7 at 140/1 just in case.
Shea Shea 5/1
Society Rock 6/1
Pear Secret 8/1
Reckless Abandon 8/1
Gale Force Ten 10/1
Soft Fallin Rain 10/1
Soul Power 10/1
Aljaamer 12/1
Gordon Lord Byron 12/1
Slade Power 14/1
Swiss Spirit 14/1
Shamexpress 14/1
Chris Colombo 14/1
What A Name 16/1
Moohaajim 16/1
Hawkeyethenoo 16/1
Krypton Factor 16/1
In terms of prices nothing immediately jumps off the page for me, anyone else? Reckless Abandon needs to stop hanging across the track so will they try some head gear? His stablemate Lethal Force was impressive in the Kings Stand, is clearly improving and has won over 7f so will get this extra furlong well.
Is Shea Shea a 5f horse or 6f?
Of those at bigger prices im not sure Moohaajim has really trained on. What A Name is interesting if she turns up. She has disappointed the last twice failing to see out 8f but from the Guineas 2013 thread I always said she looked like a sprinter. Her turn of foot is instant and very reminiscent of Moonlight Cloud. Probably unlikely they will run but have taken the £7 at 140/1 just in case.
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Pearl Secret,in spite of the possible stamina concerns.
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sint
slight slip (unusually by you) Lethal Force won the Diamond Jubilee not the King Stand |
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i was always of the opinion that Lethal Force was a seven furlong horse(even being at York when he was second in Duke of York)i went away not believing he was a sprinter, now have to change my mind,i was most impressed saturday
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Of course Sj my mistake. Whoops!! Got confused with both the Cox horses!
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old age setting in sint,you'll be catching up with me soon.lol
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Gale Force Ten
Showed bags of toe in the Jersey and goes well at Newmarket |
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Shea Shea is going to be very hard to beat, he was coming off a break in the Kings Stand and ran really well, probably on the wrong side
at Meydan he improved massively from his first start and I expect him to do so again de Kock also has Kavanagh entered who hosed up in a very quick time at Meydan and was very unlucky not to go close at Kranji in a top Gr 1 on his last start - he wants monitoring wherever he goes |
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Love him but 6f iyo? Think he is better over 5 myself
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will have to be respected if he runs, ideally good ground, will stay the 6 for sure, high cruising speed and as I say set to improve a bundle for the run
Kavanagh is 150 on here so don't look likely and I think Lethal Force will set it up |
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Av some quotes on Kavanagh saved to docs
8th May "Kavanagh is currently en route to Singapore (for the Krisflyer Sprint) and we will see how he gets on there before making further plans, but it is right to say that he would have to step up again to justify a July Cup run. 29th May De Kock said: “Kavanagh ran a good race in Singapore but was interfered with on the turn and would have otherwise been in the top three. He’ll get into Newmarket on Sunday from Singapore, and we’ll obviously give that (July Cup) some thought.” – Racing UK. |
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gotta pay attention if he runs
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Took the 150 odd just incase - sounds liek it was bein considered anyway
Hawkeyethenoo and Krypton Factor toppin my shortlist at the moment |
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1 024324 Balmont Mast55 5 9-5 Edward Lynam — 106 119
2 4-1734 Gordon Lord Byron21 5 9-5 T Hogan — 113 130 3 26-411 Hamza45 4 9-5 Kevin Ryan 101 118 122 4 47-150 Havelock21 6 9-5 Darrin Miller — 76 118 5 02-446 Hawkeyethenoo21 7 9-5 Jim Goldie 112 107 125 6 0-1064 Jack Dexter25 4 9-5 Jim Goldie 109 105 122 7 6-3233 Krypton Factor21 5 9-5 Fawzi Abdulla Nass — 97 118 8 130-21 Lethal Force21 4 9-5 Clive Cox 111 123 130 9 2-1529 Maarek21 6 9-5 David Peter Nagle — 105 127 10 1119-3 Pearl Secret25 4 9-5 David Barron 109 106 123 11 092150 Reply21 4 9-5 A P O´Brien — 99 121 12 3-1619 Shamexpress25 4 9-5 Danny O´Brien — 94 120 13 1-7112 Shea Shea25 6 9-5 M F De Kock — 129 132 14 118-37 Slade Power21 4 9-5 Edward Lynam — 104 120 15 315-12 Society Rock21 6 9-5 James Fanshawe 117 119 133 16 11-111 Soft Falling Rain105 4 9-5 M F De Kock — 119 125 17 24141 Sole Power25 6 9-5 Edward Lynam — 124 129 18 1682-0 Soul21 6 9-5 Saeed bin Suroor 115 130 129 19 5-4229 Sovereign Debt25 4 9-5 Michael Bell 111 118 126 20 561421 York Glory21 5 9-5 Kevin Ryan 98 102 123 21 3-1421 Gale Force Ten24 3 8-13 A P O´Brien — 120 125 22 31-077 George Vancouver25 3 8-13 A P O´Brien — 117 126 23 57625 Glass Office21 3 8-13 David Simcock — 100 119 24 5-3930 Parliament Square24 3 8-13 A P O´Brien — 102 110 25 51515- Pedro The Great279 3 8-13 A P O´Brien — 100 121 26 111-35 Reckless Abandon25 3 8-13 Clive Cox 117 122 126 27 21410 Zanetto21 3 8-13 Andrew Balding 100 108 119 28 112-16 Viztoria22 3 8-10 Edward Lynam — 122 124 |
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What A Name & Moohajim both out. I wonder where Mooj will run next..
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Kirby sticks with Lethal Force, no surprise. Hughes rides Reckless Abandon.
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Like Hamza at a big price
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Gale Force Ten my main bet - stakes saver on Lethal Force.
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Pearl Secret not confirmed.
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Tom Queally is to team up with Michael Bell in search of another Group One sprint aboard Sovereign Debt in Saturday's Darley July Cup at Newmarket.
Sky Bet July Cup Antepost: Sovereign Debt 20/1 Tom Queally: Booked for Sovereign Debt ride Tom Queally: Booked for Sovereign Debt ride Related Content Newmarket site More racing news Back in 2009, the Irishman caused a 20-1 surprise by winning the Diamond Jubilee Stakes aboard a spare ride for the Newmarket trainer in Art Connoisseur. Adam Kirby has been aboard Sovereign Debt for his most recent two races, a second to Farhh in the Lockinge and a far weaker effort in the Queen Anne Stakes. Profiles Reckless Abandon Sovereign Debt (IRE) Lethal Force (IRE) However, Kirby will side with this year's Jubilee winner Lethal Force. Bell does not have a stable jockey at the moment, with Hayley Turner recently going freelance, while Jamie Spencer is expected to be required by Qatar Racing elsewhere. "Tom Queally has been booked to ride," said Bell. "Jamie's likely to be required at Ascot with his retainer, but Tom has won a Group One for me before. Hopefully he'll have a sit on him tomorrow. "The intention is to run, but we're hoping Newmarket will put plenty of water on the course." Lethal Force is one of two runners from the Clive Cox stable, along with Reckless Abandon, putting the Lambourn trainer in an enviable position, the only downside being that he has to run both speedsters in the same race. Lethal Force is seeking a big sprint double after landing the Jubilee, while Reckless Abandon slightly disappointed when only fifth in the King's Stand Stakes at the Royal meeting, but Cox has not lost faith in the three-year-old, who won twice at the top level as a juvenile. "I'm very grateful to have two very good horses in the yard at the same time," Cox told At The Races. "The only disappointment is they are in the same race and taking one another on but what a position to be in. "They wouldn't work together at home, they are both in great nick going into the race and hopefully they will give their best performance and I think they will. "With the weather we are having, the ground is drying up pretty quickly and I would be comfortable with them both on quick ground. |
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Racing Post @RacingPost 5m
Dual Group 1 winner Reckless Abandon the most notable absentee from Darley July Cup decs. 12 are set to go to post for Saturday's showpiece. |
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quick change of mind by Clive Cox. You have to love the honesty. / openness of these trainers.
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PA Stables @PA_Stables 1h
A swollen gland has led trainer Clive Cox to rule Reckless Abandon out of the July Cup. Cox still has Lethal Force among the 12 declared. |
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i noticed they have changed the headgear on Gale Force Ten to blinkers or tomorrow
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Lethal Force for me. Usually when I see a sprint Gp1 winner these days I get the feeling that it will somebody else's turn next, but I was really taken with Lethal Force at Ascot. I had him improving 11lbs on his previous best, I see no reason why he shouldn't run to that form tomorrow and he's well worth a bet at the price.
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Lethal Force looks the win bet with Gordon Lord Byron value for a place only.
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Apologies Gordon a non runner as well.
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Apologies Gordon a non runner as well.
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sovereign debt hardly ever had his ground ( gf) last year , but he got it in the Lockinge in May , he was going bullishly well for most of that race , his performance there was on a par with what has been achieved by most of these most of these. If T.Q does not get too far off the pace early on he has a very fair chance imo
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Lethal Force is 5/1 which is what he was in the ante-post market before the non-runners. Looks the best priced to me based on his form this season.
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The problem with Sovereign Debt for all his talent , is that he is a bit fretful so will need all the Horsemanship skills of T.Q to get him relaxed and settled prior to the big race this afternoon , L.F is a clearly a more solid proposition , as with most of these Big Races the Horse primed to perfection who is loving the ground usually wins , should be a great spectacle gl
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judorick 25 Jun 13 00:15 Joined: 27 Nov 11 | Topic/replies: 16,728 | Blogger: judorick's blog
Shea Shea is going to be very hard to beat, he was coming off a break in the Kings Stand and ran really well, probably on the wrong side at Meydan he improved massively from his first start and I expect him to do so again gonna get a great lead from Hamza expect him to burst to the front a furlong from home and stride clear be nice to go with the Danchai touch |
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wd Figgis, he's good
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wd all winners very good Horse easy
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they said track record on ruk
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Hopefully Shea Shea will go for the nunthorpe. things nor really gone his way today or last time.
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Ta, Stevie, he was very good.
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Clive Cox could mop up all the sprints this season. Reckless Abandon still to come good if they can keep him in a straight line. Looks ideal for the Nunthorpe.
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