Almost every trainer I have spoken to about their runners in the first think they are chasing second place. Apparently The Sydney Arms is different class and is expected to take all the beating.
Supposedly REALLY good horse - couldn't back at that price, but is considered a certainty by a few lads in the yard - they have lumped on it apparently.
Supposedly REALLY good horse - couldn't back at that price, but is considered a certainty by a few lads in the yard - they have lumped on it apparently.
We had a temporary blip with the two-year-olds when a couple were beaten at Leicester - "Bunce saw a bit too much daylight out in the centre and ended up chasing the wrong horse" - and Haydock on Saturday, but Richard Hannon is hoping that normal service might be resumed at his beloved Windsor on Monday night.
We run three in the opener, but Richard Hughes is on the one with far the best draw, The Sydney Arms, who starts from stall 13 in the fillies maiden.
Hannon said:"The Sydney Arms is owned by Richard Morecombe, who has named the filly after a pub, which is just off the Kings Road in Chelsea. She has been going very nicely and all the regulars are coming down by coach to see her make her debut.
From the R Hannon site... We had a temporary blip with the two-year-olds when a couple were beaten at Leicester - "Bunce saw a bit too much daylight out in the centre and ended up chasing the wrong horse" - and Haydock on Saturday, but Richard Hannon