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Won't get any updates from Ballydoyle until the end of this month when they do their group gallops.
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I thought Australia had already walloped some on the gallops
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He may have done. But we won't get to see those. I'm referring to the ones they do at the Curragh shown on TV.
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Laddies still shorter than the rest.
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liberator
I think you will find that is the case for every horse running today /tommorrow till kingdom come!! |
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They're also shortest about Rizeena and Ihtimal. In fact, there are no stand-out prices in their 1000 Guineas book...
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Liked the look of this filly myself last year aft.
Would be more interested in her as an Oaks filly atm. She could not be in better hands for the coming season tho (AO'B) |
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Interesting. I see her more as a Guineas filly than as an Oaks filly, to be honest. I admit that her full sister Why was campaigned at middle distances at three, but Tapestry was a more precocious type than her sister and had the speed to win a decent 6f maiden last year. The dam is from a top miling family (the family of Miesque) and the Galileo/Danehill cross has produced several top milers.
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Not saying she wont win a 1000gns.
But if I had to have a bet ante-p on her (none so far) it would be a small interest in her winning the Oaks. If she does train on well at 3, she could be very smart. |
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She looked in gd form with herself yest at the Curragh.
Worked well on that ground (not ideal) Looks like a 1000gns/Oaks double could be on the cards. Ante-p players should be happy with her atm ![]() |