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A stand out, form wise but on very different ground and over further today. In saying that I see no reason why conditions won't be handled, I'm more worried by the trainers form.
Up against an expensive purchase who could be awaiting an handicap mark or could have just been waiting for this trip and a couple who have been over this distance already, who are likely to improve further. A tough one, unless anyone knows one of the stables involved [;)]
Humungosaur is the only one I'm confident will be going all out to win. Sir Graham Wade or Cherry Street to follow him home.
Up against an expensive purchase who could be awaiting an handicap mark or could have just been waiting for this trip and a couple who have been over this distance already, who are likely to improve further. A tough one, unless anyone knows one of the stables involved [;)]
Humungosaur is the only one I'm confident will be going all out to win. Sir Graham Wade or Cherry Street to follow him home.
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Beyond Conceit is a NR, Sir.
I would not consider the trainer's form an issue as he did have one run well in the Redcar 2YO Trophy and a couple of others have run up to their form. The ground is the main query, IMO. As his name would suggest, he is a big horse and it has to be a concern that he has seemingly handled soft ground so well. |
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Looking at relations he should be fine coming from fast ground American stock.
Dissappointing Beyond Conceit is out, as it was holding Hum's price up and I couldn't have it against the Cole horse. p.s. followed and backed Silverheels all year and it's a good yardstick/trier, similar to Caspar Netscher |