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Very open race and I'm taking two against the field.
With the ground hopefully on the easy'ish side I'm hoping Lord Glitters can land the spoils @ 14/1. Just hope he isn't drawn on either flank.
Will also back Beat The Bank e/w - hoping for 25/1 with 4 or 5 places on the day.
With the ground hopefully on the easy'ish side I'm hoping Lord Glitters can land the spoils @ 14/1. Just hope he isn't drawn on either flank.
Will also back Beat The Bank e/w - hoping for 25/1 with 4 or 5 places on the day.
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I think this is wide open . Le Brevido is far too short and it might pay to row in with one of the rags .
Beat The Bank was , arguably , unlucky in this event last year and 25/1 e/w seems to hold a little value . He goes on any ground , clearly runs well on the course and has a fine jockey booked . |
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Lord Glitters drawn in 1 - can throw that ticket in the bin now.
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Thought you were never posting again uncle
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This race is hard to decipher. Laurens could overturn form with Mustashry with fitness. I would excuse her run here on Champions day after a long hard season, she travelled well that day, just bombed out of it. Of those in the Lockinge, who improves the most for today??
I'm going to keep it steady with a small wager on Matterhorn at a big price. Sober Murphy booked, horse has been running consistently well for the most part, unexposed over this stiff mile, could find it happening all too quickly for him but could also travel sweetly ready to pounce up the hill. |
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I think Mustashry, with Laurens or Hazapour chasing him home; the former was impressive last time; Le Brivado is a ridiculously short price given his form.
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fiendish race to handicap this but am happy to play stormy antarctic at a nice price, he wouldn't be good enough in a race of this nature normally, however i give him a better chance than the odds available imply and he is reaching a peek performance in his career and am hoping he can put it all together tomorrow. tough race whatever you choose to play
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Unlike many Queen Anne's in the past this year's race has a lot of strength in depth, but not one of these runners has put up what I'd call a genuine Gp1 performance. So it's a case of looking for the best possible sub par winner or finding one that might improve. For me the best performance in the book was Mustashry last time, but at the age of 6 now I'm not expecting him to go on from that. I was quite impressed with Hazapour last time and have rated it a career peak which puts him right in the mix here. He appears to be a progressive horse at the moment, unlike many here who have either plateaued or are on the way down, so he's the one I'm backing.
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Stormy for me also some back form against better than these so has it's chance
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That's fairly impressive Uncle !
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great shout uncle
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Well done uncle, particularly as I remember you were on Mustashry last time but ditched him here.
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Great work...
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Cheers guys.
Wish I’d done the forecast. |
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well done puncle
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