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Could potentially be a 100+ Group horse running in a handicap off a mark of 87.I thought he would be favourite today.
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maybe they feel the drop in trip will be against him(although always travelled sweetly behind run away leader last time),fav has a drop in trip to contend with as well,also neither have raced on turf before,but agree the way he ran and won could be anything
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Hot race
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keep looking at the bottom one B.Hills's has won this the last couple of years,but as duncan has said it is a hot event and a watching brief for me.
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Proabably looking at the future in Heritage handicaps over a mile +
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Tough race, have sided with the fav Rebel soldier, has had a run which he won well, form been well franked, stable's 3yo's going very well.
High Constable I like, but is too short for me, esp as the yard have only had 6or7 runners so far. GL. |
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It is a race where half the field are probably a lot better than their current mark! I'd probably chance Meezaan today as he didn't discredit himself in the face of a stiff task at HQ on debut, then won well when beating a few subsequent winners in a Lingfield maiden next time. He is related to Nannina, a horse Gosden trained to good effect, and he is almost certain to prove better than his current mark of 87. Looks a cracking race, though perhaps one to watch rather than get too heavily involved with.
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The first two look very smart. High Constable could be the ideal type for the Britannia at Royal Ascot, so could the winner if they save him for the race, depending on what the handicapper does to him for that win.
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Agree COTC - lots of potential in the field.
The best 3yo only hcap of the season so far- comfortably. |
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HC going for the Britannia-thats why Drowne didnt beat him up.
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