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Back in April and May of this year, Anie's Delight notched up 3 wins on GF ground at this track. The last of them she was shouldering 12 st 5 and ran a career best off 107..
Today she runs off 115 but there are signs she can defy this rise :
The close 3rd LTO WAS Tae Kwon Do , running that day off 87,who won next time out off 4 lb higher and a few runs later won off 100 after 2 good runs in between.
The 7 length 4th , Driving Miss Susie off 79 that day, won next time out dropped a lb to 78 , then won again a week later off 85 before going 2 & 3/4 length close 3rd ,but held off 90.
These two horses boost the form and as Anie's Delight is still only 5 years old there could be more to come. At round about 11/2 I think she could go well.
If we forgive January's last run he could go well at a price (currently 25/1)as he ran OK before that off 110 and has now come down to 1lb above his last winning mark, and races off 105 today. Might sneak into the places.
Good luck if you play. This is only based on form study and I have no insider information so please no blaming should you decide to play and they under-perform.
Today she runs off 115 but there are signs she can defy this rise :
The close 3rd LTO WAS Tae Kwon Do , running that day off 87,who won next time out off 4 lb higher and a few runs later won off 100 after 2 good runs in between.
The 7 length 4th , Driving Miss Susie off 79 that day, won next time out dropped a lb to 78 , then won again a week later off 85 before going 2 & 3/4 length close 3rd ,but held off 90.
These two horses boost the form and as Anie's Delight is still only 5 years old there could be more to come. At round about 11/2 I think she could go well.
If we forgive January's last run he could go well at a price (currently 25/1)as he ran OK before that off 110 and has now come down to 1lb above his last winning mark, and races off 105 today. Might sneak into the places.
Good luck if you play. This is only based on form study and I have no insider information so please no blaming should you decide to play and they under-perform.
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I agree with you fella on AINE's DELIGHT. I think the horse is a real track specialist and can't see it out of the frame. Keep an eye on TEMPEST RIVER in the 4.20 at Aintree too. This is one of my horse's to follow for this NH season. A good price is available due to it be trained by an underrated trainer. GL.
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favourite looked useless lto at cheltenham
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i hav layed aines delight for a place
penchesco e/w |
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woof woof the nicholls horse.
nice start for the placepot |
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20/1 winner
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Never put in with a chance imho
Travelled well and jockey never got serious. Dissapointing |
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Nick did a job there.
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WTF was that all about. The winner was pulling just as hard behind, so that isn't an excuse.
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not today hey!!!
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nice start
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commentary suggested she was a little fresh, so maybe next time.
Well done Zealot & winners |
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aine's delight was never asked a question which was not a surprise with the drift, basically just schooled , stewards should at least ask the trainer in to give punters an explanation
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A good start to the day! Backing a non-trier!! I hope my other bet today will be put into the race?
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Horse was not off today, jockey keeping it behind horse in front of it after the final flight for a few strides, sickening stuff.
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dont mean to be an aftertimer but if i really fancy one , i always like to see a bit of dollar for it -- especially from turnells yard .
good luck for the rest of the day |
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77 flat horse off 90+ on a speed track
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Will be entered up for a race at the next meet at Wincanton and will be smashed off the boards IMO. Will be a different result for sure!
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