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the Weaselwise seems to have gone AWOL so here's my pick, I won't be arbing this one like the Weasel as this is a genuine good bet
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Is this a too good to be true job,I would have this around 5/1 and many others seem to agree it won't be out of the frame.It got a poor ride last time imo if he's ridden just behind the leaders it should take all the beating.The Bells of Peover the danger for me.
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logic bloob? kthx
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You'd imagine given the weather that people might be worried about the ground drying, out sire is selkirk, damsire is sadlers wells which is not usually conducive to faster ground. Its a bit of a lottery trying to second guess the c0c at ascot so I would wait and see the times of the first couple of races before backing.
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ur up early fatboy
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no logic required Chompy, I subscribe to a ratings service that have this horse with about half a stone in hand on most of it's form
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I dont think it stays the 12 furlongs well enough, also think its probably regressing, yes it has some ok looking form, and it may well of got a bad ride lto, but for me its more likely to finish last than first however good luck
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most of it is form?
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so having declared ourselves out on this beast, would the high minded types on dis fred like to venture a winner, not you chompy as there is nowt under 7/4
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i personally think the answer to this particular conundrum may well lie in the form of a race run in August.
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its all about opinions but for me he stays the 12f well enough. you could argue about his favourite ground but has shown a decent level of form on todays surface.
has gone well on his two visits here which is a plus but would be worried about stable form, they have had a poor season and that would be a bit of a negative. form wise i think he might have a fair bit in hand on most of this field. i really cant have the regression bit, overall imo he rates a pretty decent e/w wager at around the 8/1 mark. good luck guys whatever you play. |
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midnight oil is probably capable of running to 100 or more on good ground ,good to firm last time out .If ground is more on firm side today then , the argument for,' well sharp' running well is less problematic as he has won on gtf and does look a few pounds well in on a line through swift alharth at Goodwood when he did not as they say, get the- run of the race
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if you like the line with SA then you should look at the shergar cup imo
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Tend to to be sceptical in regard to s/gs form
On the Flat as it is not the norm as it is over the Jumps …the race I referred to was also at Ascot Not Goodwood GL |
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form is rock solid imo, but its all about opinions, the winner went on to win again off 100, the time compares with the previous race run at a decent lick earlier for older horses
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appeared to be woefully one paced
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not too shabby imo, told ya that was decent form, PCH is a very good trainer when he wants to be imo damn his black eyes
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If the going description had had the word ,'soft' anywhere in it
then the second may well have won ...it was only it's absence that put me and I suspect others off ,but the Shergar cup run was indeed solid |