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1.22 - and looked beat a furlong out.
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which horse, which race please?
(yes, I know I could check your post time against a results site but it would be easier if you could just share what you are talking about at the time you post) |
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Dorothy Lawrence(GB) 2, b f 9-2
(Morning price: 1/5 2/9 1/5 1/4 2/9 1/4 1/5 2/9 1/5 2/11 1/5 2/11) SP 2/11fav 2nd Nk Batal Zilksabeel (IRE) 2, b c 9-7 (Morning price: 5/1 11/2 5/1 11/2 6/1) SP 6/1 3rd nose Pilgrim (GB) 2, gr c 9-7 (Morning price: 22/1 25/1 22/1 20/1 22/1 20/1 18/1 16/1) SP 16/1 |
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If the second had consented to run in a straight line, she might well have been beaten even with the 5lb allowance, but the head-on showed that Sam James had to put both hands back on the reins of Bateel Zabeel and straighten him up, which probably cost him that bit of momentum.
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after timing but I suppose you could say her best form ( the two listed races ) was on G/F at York and when they say Good in France ( looking at the vid ) it's usually rattling.
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^ 3:05 Ayr - just Run .... Only ONE meeting this afternoon
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For anyone desperate enough to back the winner, more of a good job that the second didn't go through with it. Dire performance from the favourite who has probably run a stone below. I wouldn't have thought the ground could have been that much of an excuse. More likely she has already gone after just four races.
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Disagree with that DD. It's my long experience that many horses that prefer top of the ground can get away with it ( soft side ) at Newmarket due to the nature of the surface there. I don't take RTV. Trainer said anything yet ?
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thanks onlooker
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