Ryan Moore 6 rides @ Chelmsford(Great Leighs)

6

6, unless I back them in which case 0.

Guy never wins when I have money on him.

strange sport where a jockey who,s up and coming regularly belts in 4,5 winners a day in competitive handicaps at brighton,folkstone etc,yet when he becomes the so called best in world becomes more famous for the amount of favs he gets beaten on in so called more form based group races

£20 acc @ 65-1, see how far I get.

3 at the very most, more likely 2.

Sds booting home his 4 tonight would seem more likely

Hope Chappers is there to ask him lots of stoopid questions.

Moore should bag 4 winners today.

4 odds on shots, one of them wont win that's for sure.

I like the one in the 3.30 best

how much you willing to lay the 4th one for if the first 3 win Dom ... full bank presumably ?

@Hulk23

I've already layed the one that gets beat in the first race.

could be right, fox coach been well supported this morning.  the 9/2 is long gone.

Yes and think the Watson horse is interesting, green on debut and was supported pre race but debut I would expect it to improve from.

Seductive has ran okay in 2 starts but it's form is not better than either of the one you mentioned and the one I've mentioned and she didn't exactly run like a filly who is open to much improvement last time. Ajrar beat her comfortably on debut and has since come up short twice, albeit in good company, but she was 3L clear of Seductive and the Haggas runner last time may have run on like 7f would suit but she was well beaten by an unsupported horse of Ed Dunlops and ran to 72, the same figure she ran on debut. She may improve for 7f, but a filly that's only run to 72, should not be odds on in any novice.

Gold Arrow ran 73 on debut, and she too should stay 7f comfortably enough and the 5th, ran well in 3rd behind two experienced types yesterday, with a solid 75 horse in close proximity.

Then there's the Colt Fox Coach who has run to figures of 73 and 76 in two races to date, and has the best form. On both occasions travelling well, before hitting a flat spot and running on again at the line. He will definitely be suited by the 7f and the horse who beat him last time Boitron is held in high regard by Richard Hannon's yard and the 3rd has since run a close 4th in a valuable allowance race in Deauville. The 4th, was then 3rd to a smart type next time and the 5th who was 5L behind Fox Coach won nicely next time. Even the horse who was well beaten in last has since ran a decent 3rd at Nottingham. This is solid form, and he is still improving.

Both of these have better form than the filly of Haggas' and equally will be suited by the step up to 7f. She should not be 10/11 against two horses slightly better than her and if anything I thought the Haggas didn't move like a filly who wanted the fast surface here last time.

At the 10/11 she's a lay for me, especially with 2 very solid rivals.

could be right, fox coach been well supported this morning.  the 9/2 is long gone.

13/8 !! wish i'd put more on

how far !!!