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I rarely bet our horses in America unless they're specifically trained for the race or offer really good value. I said at the time that Magician was a well beaten horse in the King George before stamina came into play, so it was no surprise for me to see him beaten, although I didn't lay him.
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looks like another tactical affair with very little guaranteed pace...anodin looks like the only real pace angle so if he doesn't make it another farce could ensue
well olympic glory imo is kingmans first real test since the guineas and on ground olympic does like on a straight track where he has a formidable record... 1-3 is tight in comparison with goodwood and if guaranteed pace to run at i could at least see kingman forced to find, it has to remembered olympic glory is unbeaten off the back of a lay off so has to be worth a stab ew today on ideal ground on a track he likes...am looking forward to actually seeing kingman forced to find and he will have to today imo 5.7 is a fair price |
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i lie - he was beaten a short head in this last year his only defeat off the lay off
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If I was looking for value for the place I'd say Anodin, I don't think there's much between him and Olympic Glory on their very best 4yo form, much depends on the run of the race though so no bet for me.
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I've always been of the belief that fillies/mares do better on really soft ground. Of course they have to be able to act on it first but generally being lighter framed than the boys and therefore able to get out of the ground better gives them an advantage. It is surprising the number of fillies/mares win in really soft ground and often at big prices.
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The course looks shabby, as referred to be Fabre, but the ground doesn't look overly soft. There have been a couple of slowly run races and possibly the straight mile could be slower than the round course but using the 10f handicap as a guide it doesn't look any worse than good to soft.
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*by Fabre
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Love Kingman but decided to back both Anodin and Olympic Glory to be placed. If one places I`m in profit if they both place then even better.You know it makes sense.
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Good tactical race by Frankie, beat the pacemaker anyway. What was he thinking?
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Well done, Felt.
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Yes well done Felt. Didn't read your post first. There are often other bets to be had in these races. It's just trying to suss them out. I thought about backing Rizeena at 30s then laying off in running but thought if something did go on she might not get into it. As it was she traded at 3s in running. Won like a good thing though and that's what matters in betting.
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olympic very disappointing...
kingman just looking a cut above...shame there really isn't a decent colt to challenge him atm but shouldn't deter from what a good colt he is...wd if you turned a profit on the race |
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very impressive again - they went a crawl but he still put clear daylight between him and the rest
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if he ever gets a strongly run race he could achieve a very impressive mark
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Just a class act over 1mile (which he gets well)
 Keeps his form to Ascot (Oct) & it will be more of the same. Diff Class  |
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At least they went quicker than the Sussex stakes allowing Kingman to show his superiority. Off a strong pace he'll smash them by a wide margin.
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