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By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 14:51
All I have to decide now is do we take two or three F&M hampers?
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 14:57
Ascot Racecourse ‏@AscotInsider  12s
Jamie Spencer reported after the 2nd: "The ground is on the easy side of good."
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 15:00
Ground now officially Good. They must have had about 7-8mm at a guess.
By:
ReaseHeath
When: 25 Jul 14 15:02
officially changed to good now so no need to water tonight and Eagle Top will run presumably.

Satisfactory outcome all around...unless it keeps raining Shocked
By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 15:03
That will stop the CoC watering tonight and should dry out quickly by race time tomorrow.
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 15:04
phew Happy
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 15:10
What is the weather for tomorrow? Hopefully another hot one.
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 15:13
I hope so im off on holiday Laugh
By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 15:15
Where you going All?
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 15:17
we are doing our annual pilgrimage to exotic skeggy brig Laugh
By:
ReaseHeath
When: 25 Jul 14 15:19
forecast fine for tomorrow, did n't look like any showers or thunderstorms in vicinity, a bit cooler than today but not much.
By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 15:20
Nothing wrong with that Al. Never been to Skeggy but I've been to Yarmouth on holiday a long time ago and had a great time. Apparently it's changed a bit in the last 30 years. I always think it's who you are going with not where you are going.
By:
ReaseHeath
When: 25 Jul 14 15:21
there does look to be a risk of more heavy rain at around 6pm today though.
By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 15:22
I took the wife and kids to Butlins Bognor one year and I've never been allowed to forget it. The kids are flippin 40 now. Cry
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 15:24
agreed mate, weve had our overseas holiday already, this is all the family so about 40 of us going, not my cup of tea tbh but at least I can sneak off for a few bevvies Laugh first stop when we get there is ladcrocks to watch the KG Cool
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 15:25
we did butlins minehead every year when the kids were small, thank god they have grown up Laugh
By:
ElT
When: 25 Jul 14 15:27
Amazed people still trying to push this as the best KG in several years, when in 2012 you had...

Danedream- The Arc winner
Nathaniel- The KG and Eclipse winner
SNA- The BC Turf and Coronation Cup winner
Dunaden- The Melbourne Cup and Hongkong Vase winner
Reliable Man- French Derby winner
Deep Brilliante- Japanese Derby winner
Masked Marvel- St. Leger winner
Sea Moon- Two G2´s, and twice G1 placed.
Brown Panther- G1 placed.
Robin Hood- Pacemaker
By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 15:43
I've been to Butlin's Minehead. Only for the day we were touring the coastline. I took the children into the swimming pool and bumped into an electrician I employed. He was supposed to be off sick. You should have seen his face when I walked along the poolside toward him. Magic. He was a good lad though and we had a right laugh. He has his own business now.
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 15:57
some nice coastline in that part of the world
By:
brigust1
When: 25 Jul 14 16:05
Some friends had a place at Tintagel. Lovely area. I remember driving a friend down to Brighton he was riding Grey of Falloden against Tintagel ridden by LP in a handicap. LP bolted up then I think he won the November H'cap. Happy days I suppose.
By:
Platini
When: 25 Jul 14 16:11
Can't see it being fast ground now even by 3.50 tomorrow. Good news for most, not so good for Telescope.
By:
harry callaghan
When: 25 Jul 14 16:14
or taghrooda platini
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 16:19
Taghrooda's dam has plenty of form on Soft/Heavy. Sea The Star's progeny have some form on cut too which is no surprise given he is a half-brother to Galileo who gets plenty of Soft ground winners. Think Good or even GS would be find for Taghrooda. The rain will affect Tele's and Magician's chances the most.
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 16:27
Uh oh. Going is now Good to Soft.
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 16:31
I would not be surprised if Mukhadram is a NR, 12f on GS will take it out of him. If it does not quicken enough by tomorrow they should save him for York imo.
By:
mac99
When: 25 Jul 14 17:20
must agree with  the perception that Hillstar  is not  seven lengths inferior to Telescope , in fact did have  tentative ideas about backing him  for a place tomorrow ,  but so many good Horses in the race and now the changed ground,  so will leave alone , Taghroods looks definite beneficiary of  a good ground race,  the   fifteen pounds she gets over what may be just a tad more testing terrain is right up her street,  so just have her as best in at this moment  .
By:
harry callaghan
When: 25 Jul 14 17:27
sin fair point in regards taghrooda...however wasn't gosden making noises before the oaks in regards the filly needing fast ground?? swear he did...glad i'm not involved yet tbh
By:
Vatour
When: 25 Jul 14 17:36
I remember him saying he thought the ground might be too quick when interviewed before she won at Newmarket before the oaks. Ground will be good tomorrow. Just trying to get excuses in first.
By:
harry callaghan
When: 25 Jul 14 17:39
Apologies - I take that back, it was the other filly tarfasha that wanted good/firm...going senile, this is what he said before the oaks



Gosden believes that his Shadwell-bred filly with appreciate the mile-and-a-half trip at Epsom.

“She is a very nice filly. People are quite correct to question the form [Pretty Polly Stakes]. You win by six lengths and it is not your fault if the others do not go on,” he said during the Breakfast with the Stars event.

“She has gone nicely here this morning [Paul Hanagan in the saddle] and soft ground would not be her favourite but she handled it. I feel the step-up in trip will help her. However, I think the Investec Oaks is a race with great depth. It is a race where you can make a case for at least half a dozen to win.”
By:
sintonian
When: 25 Jul 14 17:51
ah, John Gosden and his famous quotes. Gotta love him. Love
By:
ReaseHeath
When: 25 Jul 14 17:57
when you read his quotes and then analyse his horse's pedigrees, you feel like you are in a parallel universe.

they've had 7mm and might get a couple more showers early this evening according to forecast (for what that's worth!) - then dry and very warm, supposedly dries out well so surely every chance of fast side of good by 3.50pm tomorrow - no excuses really although I appreciate there are one or two who would prefer it lightning quick. He was gonna put a few mm on later anyway.

I can see where you're coming from with Muk, sint and Haggas has form for pulling 'em out on day of race but would think Sheik Hamdan will make the call, they could do with finding out if he stays 12f because it will open up other avenues plus no guarantee of fast ground at York either - on the other hand, he looks to have a massive chance in the Juddmonte especially if Australia waits for the Champion Stakes.
By:
ReaseHeath
When: 25 Jul 14 17:58
^ Irish Champion Stakes
By:
EastLower Gooner
When: 25 Jul 14 18:02
Little bit of rain for eagle top nice....I know he won on firm at ascot but this is a different ball game know and with his pedigree a bit of cut is not a bad thing.
By:
Millerracing67
When: 25 Jul 14 21:22
G/S Angry does the idiot at Ascot want the best horses to run or not??
Clerk needs his ass kicked imo, must be a close friend of lady Bs Wink
Hope ALL the fast ground horses are taken out, that would sort the tit out Angry
By:
Mystic Wind
When: 25 Jul 14 22:26
The rain has arrived for Eagle Top to guarantee his participation, but not enough to turn the race into a farce, so now it's just a question of whether or not he's good enough. I hope he is.

The best King George I've seen 'in the flesh' is still my first - 1984. Teenoso (ironically proving he wasn't a soft-ground freak) winning from a host of top-class others : Saddlers Wells, Sun Princess, Time Charter, Darshaan, Tolomeo, Jupiter Island ......
By:
Mystic Wind
When: 25 Jul 14 22:27
....oh, and one of my all time favourite horses ran & won on the same card, she was so good they named a Newmarket gallop after her!
By:
Derbyshire Racing
When: 25 Jul 14 22:28
Will be good, good to firm in places by race time, look at the temps for tomorrow!!
By:
Mystic Wind
When: 25 Jul 14 22:31
Pretty sure JG just wanted to ensure there was no jar. Job done on that front.
By:
Figgis
When: 25 Jul 14 22:40
Agree, DR, that's assuming the forecasters do a better job than they did for today. The time for the first race today was very fast, so even though the rain had a significant impact on the ground, slowing it considerably, I still didn't make it good to soft by the latter races, even though it was obviously kicking up on top. The ground was slower on the round course, as is often the case, the 10f handicap was slowly run but judging by the 1m Listed fillies event the going still couldn't have been slower than good.
By:
alleged22
When: 25 Jul 14 23:33
Pretty sure JG just wanted to ensure there was no jar. Job done on that front.

JG has the ability to control the weather Love
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