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Already gelded tells us he is temperamental and despite ownership has no lofty aspirations other than winning races and probably not AW Novice's.Frank on board no surprise but has to be assumed this was seen as a good opportunity and why he has turned up,well both really.
Looks a solid punt barring anything decent yet to run!!
LUMP ON.
Looks a solid punt barring anything decent yet to run!!
LUMP ON.
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Wouldnt trust tbe retired jockey on Frankel himself.
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The ffs
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Very rare to trust Frank but unless the Haggis runner is decent even he should not mess up!!
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I've backed Flame Spirit w/p, gl.
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Haggas on fire currently
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 Can't blame Frank tbf,winner looks half decent. |
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Seen more movement in a sack of coal.
Time to jack it in for good and collect the rent on your yards and sit back... |
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TBH that represents a loss on the day which is never welcome,3rd bet btw.Last one and then bed is next at Wolves and as much as I hate cramped odds on the AW Coco Jamboo has plenty of positives on form and Andrea on top.
Struggled to find a negative in this field and 13/8 will more than compensate for the last race. Bed shortly after so a result would be fine for a restful few hours. Any thoughts for or against? |
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Backing BIlly 3 places
Horse will need to settle though... |
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Backed her before 11kv,wheels seem to have fallen off recently but bar the fav she looks fine for a place imo.
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No excuses despite the interference imo,yours went too wide 11kv.
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Bunched finish for 3rd but misses out....coco 3rd
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Bunched finish for 3rd but misses out....coco 3rd
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Better tomorrow we hope,away from the sand.Good luck if playing the rest,bed for me now later than normal.
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Ffs…it’s daylight
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Not here Quixall,in bed btw but long odds on sunrise before much sleep if any.
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last one going to watch and giving Frank a last chance ew 3 places,good luck with the rest if playing.
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Not much to say,11kv probably right,needs to stay home and wash dishes.
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Rare i win with Spencer on board. likewise also thought he had a decent chance on form, but winner clearly knew her job.
Always thought if Spencer was more aggressive from the front he would pick up more winners. |
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nuther looser from tobymugs..still +983 lsp though.
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Frank says if you don't like the way he rides GFY, great advert for the sport
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some write up on Musterion
Bumped start, in rear, pushed along but no impression from 2f out (enq held into the running and riding of the filly which was bumped leaving the stalls and settled towards the rear of the field early on, before then appearing to be negatively ridden and become partially detached in the back straight until being asked for an effort in the final 2f to stay on evenly and finish eighth of ten runners, beaten by 22¼ lengths. Vet reported that two post-race examinations revealed no clinical abnormalities, other than the filly presented with a wide gait behind. Jockey stated that his instructions were to jump out and obtain cover on the filly enabling her to relax as she was known to be both a strong and nervous type at home. Jockey added that he suffered interference leaving the stalls and had steadied his mount going into the first bend to ensure the filly settled, but she raced keenly and awkwardly throughout, particularly on the bend. Jockey added that he was intent on keeping the filly balanced and considering her unusual gait, he had not wanted to make more of an effort other than audibly clicking her along, as he was worried she would become further unbalanced. Jockey further added that when the filly was asked for her finishing effort approaching the home turn, she failed to quicken appreciably and only passed weakening runners in the home straight, despite him using the whip on one occasion. Trainer's rep confirmed the instructions and that the filly was known to be keen, however whilst noting the filly was hampered leaving the stalls, the trainer considered that the jockey should have made greater effort to remain competitive in the middle stages and not dropped so far off the main division of runners) (op 40/1) |