Only a tiny amount of rain has been forecast between now and then and I think no worse than good ground for the Oaks and Derby which will suit most runners.
Looking at Turftrax map, its good to soft all round with the soft patches being at the 12f start, just after the mile start (both patches whole track width) and then what matters tactically a soft strip on the rail coming into the straight (just past the path) and on the rail at the line. I would guess that coming down the middle might be the best tactic, even coming over to near rail and avoiding the far rail. For the oaks, the rail is out 4m so may not matter too much. For the Derby when rail moved in, the inner may have dried sufficiently. Or not.
Looking at Turftrax map, its good to soft all round with the soft patches being at the 12f start, just after the mile start (both patches whole track width) and then what matters tactically a soft strip on the rail coming into the straight (just past
Ya, you do that after work as I couldn't make it there myself today. I hope you borrow a horse from a stable nearby and experience the journey of the Epsom undulations.
Ya, you do that after work as I couldn't make it there myself today. I hope you borrow a horse from a stable nearby and experience the journey of the Epsom undulations.