Really like the chance of this one it won very easy last time over the course beating a horse that had a rating on the flat in the 90s the second fav only has a rating in the 70s I know it's a tenuous link but a link none the less. I make it a very good bet at 4/7 or better the fact you can bet a lot better than that at the moment I would advise taking the price now. Good luck Seaside
Good luck seaside. You have obviously spent a lot of time to hunt out this nugget of a selection. Sadly my level of betting really rules me out of such speculative bets.
Good luck seaside. You have obviously spent a lot of time to hunt out this nugget of a selection. Sadly my level of betting really rules me out of such speculative bets.
I’m in Seaside some 1.75 available, Should be under 1.5 in my book, one to beat but that’s taking some money so presumed fancied but can’t see it. All aboard the seaside express.
I’m in Seaside some 1.75 available, Should be under 1.5 in my book, one to beat but that’s taking some money so presumed fancied but can’t see it.All aboard the seaside express.
8/13 about a hoss stepping up half a mile in trip. His first run suggested he did not get home but was that lack of stamina or lack of fitness?
Yes, he will probably win but at that sort of price, I'd want him to already have proved he stays.
8/13 about a hoss stepping up half a mile in trip. His first run suggested he did not get home but was that lack of stamina or lack of fitness?Yes, he will probably win but at that sort of price, I'd want him to already have proved he stays.
Generally I think betting horses with such an obvious chance who are unproven in conditions against other unexposed horses is a fantastic method of losing money in the long run.
In this particular instance you have the favourite who over 2.5f shorter raced freely through most of the race and then seemed to run out of gas. Today he runs against a horse who stayed 2m on the flat well, is stepping up 2f and looks somewhat progressive. It seems you can't win here - a slow pace and the favourite may pull too hard, a fast pace and his stamina's under the microscope. On top of that is his best form really that far ahead of the second favourite's?
I am in firm agreement with Ramruma.
I do wonder whether the way to play this particular race is selling length supremacy between the two horses at 3.5 with a spread match bet. That or not bet at all.
Generally I think betting horses with such an obvious chance who are unproven in conditions against other unexposed horses is a fantastic method of losing money in the long run.In this particular instance you have the favourite who over 2.5f shorter
Bolts up!! Just like me, came home alone. Needs to brush up on his hurdling but possesses a serious engine. Is it too early to mention Albert Bartlett? Nice one Seaside.
Bolts up!! Just like me, came home alone. Needs to brush up on his hurdling but possesses a serious engine. Is it too early to mention Albert Bartlett? Nice one Seaside.
Koikeeper, yes fully correct, some I have been to are slowly run and turn into sprints, a man asked me a few years ago to go and watch a horse he was interested in buying run in a p2p in Tinahealy , horse ran well enough but that day my eye was taken by a horse that hit every fence yet won pulling double ,which I recommended to the man in question who refused to buy it and bought the other one instead, Barry O'Connell bought the one I recommended for e250,000 and it turned into a top class G1 winner though it still carried its jumping faults into proper racing and fell a few times when holding winning chances , the one the other guy bought never won a race.Can't for the life of me remember the O'Connell horse.
Koikeeper, yes fully correct, some I have been to are slowly run and turn into sprints, a man asked me a few years ago to go and watch a horse he was interested in buying run in a p2p in Tinahealy , horse ran well enough but that day my eye was taken