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btw I was just impressed with the horse yesterday. I doubt whether I will ever back it.
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They don't always do it on the track do they, but Constitution Hill had a monster rep before he ran for example. It's not my MO, but people who bet AP on reputation and rumour coming out of high profile yards before running on a track will have winners and losers, like anything else. At least at double figures you don't have to get it right very often to win overall.
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Absolutely nothing that came out of Seven Barrows could have prompted the shortening before yesterdays race, certainly nothing Henderson had said so anyone who did back the horse did so blind or sucked in by the layers? Even post race their shortening had no substance in terms of the Supreme, tbh I would much rather have £600 @ 2s on the day than a £100 ap @ 12s in December.
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Cider01 Dec 23 13:43Joined: 29 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 55,156 | Blogger: Cider's blog
You can definitely infer a horse's ability against poor oppo 1st time up. My fav one was Sir Percy winning 1st time out at Goodwood I was there that day Cider and he caught my eye too. Got 33's for the 2000 and put him in a few good sized doubles for next season , one with Brave Inca for the CH - think 6/1 him Went to Newmarket hoping George Washington would misbehave but it wasn't to be .. Still made a good few bob My first aftertime for many a year... apologies but it brought back good memories ![]() |
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trees today ?
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Got a very nice engine this one. Wonder if it will be even better on better ground too? King's horse will be sure to improve for better ground
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he's a good english trained novice what that's worth in the wider realm is anyones guess at this stage
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4/1 for the Supreme.
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Good call Howard pretty impressive , good comment from wondersobright also by emphasising the caution of it being English trained for ante post punters.
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an eyeballs out lay for the supreme imo
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