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Coltrane for me.
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Already 19 years ago since Persian punch collapsed in front of the stands on a cold spring afternoon.
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I'm very tempted to 'lay' Trueshan. His previous race had the hallmark of a 'Stradivarius' performance against Spanish Mission eg 1st indicator of a decline in ability; oddson is too tempting to ignore.
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I would agree impossible, around evens for any of the other 5 is good value imo
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Don't think he's ever value to back now unless it's nearly unraceable. And on better ground he will almost certainly go bigger IR anyway.
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Spot on Howard, the ground will probably be good by 3.15, which will certainly be against Trueshan. Hopefully King wont pull him out.
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Looks like being a sunny day at Ascot, Trueshan on the drift!
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Lord not this again…king basically ruined every race last season with until the race before to declare Trueshan a nr.
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Trueshan's gone odds on almost across the board. I reckon the parasites are shortening it up to make sure there's a large rule 4 if they pull it out.
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I've bitten the bullet and 'lay' Trueshan for a pittance for vindication. Hope he wins...to retain crown in Oct.
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El Habeeb for me
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Wise Eagle for me, win and top 3, unreal prices
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Amazed that King ran him,after his comments last time.
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Oh well, it's a shame Trueshan ran such a flat race; once headed capitulated. Jumping next?
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Trueshan was 1.37 for 2-places, nearly 3x better than 1.99
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I'm a bit annoyed that Atzeni read the race so badly, I had a saver on the place and he really should have been 2nd. C'est la vie!
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