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O'Brien horse is the jolly but of late a few been stuffed. as for the others, Godolphin horse n dancing Gemmini could bounce back in the mix but again stable form not exactly red hot.
Last **** horse i backed and metnioned on ere was a certain Equinox.
Ascoly Piceno is far from that calbre of a horse, but the vibes are prety strong and is not flown over to make up the numbers hence will chance it along with a saver on Zabiari who is up in class
but improving rapidly and at those odds is worth dutching.
Egg on face time ready.
Last **** horse i backed and metnioned on ere was a certain Equinox.
Ascoly Piceno is far from that calbre of a horse, but the vibes are prety strong and is not flown over to make up the numbers hence will chance it along with a saver on Zabiari who is up in class
but improving rapidly and at those odds is worth dutching.
Egg on face time ready.
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I hope Notable Speech wins for Buick and Appleby. I think this renewal is substandard and probably a Gp 2 at best.
whatever happens mat don't worry about posting up win or lose its having the balls to put em up . we all have more losers than winners good luck with them .
Absolutely what the forum is for,Foyles.
Only aftertime back fillers should get a coating
Only aftertime back fillers should get a coating
still 10 mins to go - but the fav on the PMU is ASCOLI PICENO at 2.8 (out from 2.3 sh may drift a bit more) 5.7 on bf. They must be co-mingling the Japanese and french totes since the Japanese entry Go To First is 14 on the pmu - (out from 7.9 so likley to drift some more) and is 220 here on BF. 3rd fav Zabiari is 5.7 on the PMU (in from 7.0) and is 12.0 on BF
Never had issues putting one up. unlike most predendees on ere.
just rare for me these days cause its not appreciated as ussed to put plenty of winners and real info on ere.
keep the good stuff for myself n friends
just rare for me these days cause its not appreciated as ussed to put plenty of winners and real info on ere.
keep the good stuff for myself n friends
Docklands looks a possible to me, can see it going well. The Japanese horse has run once outside of Japan (?) in Aussie and not done very well (does Sydney authority allow drugs?). Docklands for me
I'd like to see Notable Speech or Docklands win principally for the horse and its connections.
doyle said its pretty firm ground against DG w&pl
Buick getting the best horse beat again. Absolutely certainty beat
Retirement beckons for the Lion In Winter.
Clearly hasn't trained on
Clearly hasn't trained on
What a way to not win a Gp 1? A horse that was messed about; Buick did not help. Notable Speech ought to have won. Rosallion?
The sweat was running down The Lion as they put him in the stalls.
Terrible by Buick, they should rename the Lion the Money Sponge! 
Didn’t Tippin’ put up the Lion at the start of the show with Daryl then jump ship to the Japanese Mare?
Punters got Soumied thinking he was the second string, Godolphin backers got Buicked. Found trouble at Ascot too. Jet lag?
I wondered if Mr Hannon was watching. If so, that would have wiped the "grin" off his face when speaking to Ollie yesterday.
Karma!!!
Karma!!!
Looks like the 3 year old milers are total crap. Barzalona didn’t want to ride Ridari, that was the day that they’ve been waiting for with Notable Speech.
Docklands won its 3rd ever race in the Queen Anne shows you how duff that was! And Dancing has had enough tries now.
For no 3 year old to figure against those in the finish pretty much says all you need to know.
Docklands won its 3rd ever race in the Queen Anne shows you how duff that was!
And Dancing has had enough tries now. For no 3 year old to figure against those in the finish pretty much says all you need to know.
driver2 13 Jul 25 02:27
Great shout The wire and, Different Gravy, I hope that the lady that led up the horse doesn't read your disgusting comment. Richard Hughes is one of the nice guys in the sport and choosing her to lead up the winner must have been one of the greatest days of her life. WD Hughsie.
Whats next for NS? He's looking a bit one paced on fast ground and I would like to see him on better ground, which he may find in Deauville in the Jacques le Marois, we'll see.
Ive been waiting for today and I cant believe NS didnt win that.
Great shout The wire and, Different Gravy, I hope that the lady that led up the horse doesn't read your disgusting comment. Richard Hughes is one of the nice guys in the sport and choosing her to lead up the winner must have been one of the greatest days of her life. WD Hughsie.
Whats next for NS? He's looking a bit one paced on fast ground and I would like to see him on better ground, which he may find in Deauville in the Jacques le Marois, we'll see.
Ive been waiting for today and I cant believe NS didnt win that.
He certainly is unlikely to encounter another Group1 that weak,driver
The speed mile suits him there Driver they messed around taking him for the July Cup, typical Godolphin. The winner got first run and had shown enough speed to win over 7 f last time.
The Ground was quick there.
It’s an easy mile just short of 8 furlongs there.
The Ground was quick there.
It’s an easy mile just short of 8 furlongs there.
I think one can safely put The Lion In Winter in the same camp as Ambiente Friendly. It's unlikely The Lion In Winter will be neutered either as connections will rather send him to Siberia to cover a few mares. Let's hope the bookies will exclude him from any betting market should he run next time in England; you cannot polish a turd forever.
O’Brien said:
On The Lion In Winter, “He was a bit green; he wasn’t sure of himself out in front.”
from racing post
On The Lion In Winter, “He was a bit green; he wasn’t sure of himself out in front.”
from racing post
Calling Mics! Can you come on and give them some?! It’ll be well deserved and long over due!
Delashay • August 16, 2025 8:23 PM BST
& it’s hilarious that he WAS FAV for the Derby! - whenever did they get that so wrong - trip wise!
Mile too far Aiden or simply the newest pacemaker recruit?!
Another horse prepped in a Group 1!
"Everything has gone well with The Lion In Winter since the last day and everybody is very happy," he said. "We think he's progressed nicely at home and we're expecting a good run. The last day was really a prep for the Marois. We were just getting him ready
The last day Jean Prat G1!
& it’s hilarious that he WAS FAV for the Derby! - whenever did they get that so wrong - trip wise!
Mile too far Aiden or simply the newest pacemaker recruit?!
Another horse prepped in a Group 1!
"Everything has gone well with The Lion In Winter since the last day and everybody is very happy," he said. "We think he's progressed nicely at home and we're expecting a good run. The last day was really a prep for the Marois. We were just getting him ready
The last day Jean Prat G1!
uptheirons • August 17, 2025 12:45 PM BST
Delashay • August 16, 2025 8:23 PM BST
& it’s hilarious that he WAS FAV for the Derby! - whenever did they get that so wrong - trip wise!
Potless,puerile attention seeker who never won a clod on this supposed knowledge Laugh
Delashay • August 16, 2025 8:23 PM BST
& it’s hilarious that he WAS FAV for the Derby! - whenever did they get that so wrong - trip wise!
Potless,puerile attention seeker who never won a clod on this supposed knowledge Laugh
Green, my foot! He's not a 2 yr old. He's had a few runs. Just be honest and express disappointment Just say The Lion In Winter does not seem to be the same horse as last season when winning The Acomb. He seems to have regressed.
For God's sake,implausible.
Coolmore are stallion owners
Coolmore are stallion owners
Delashay • August 11, 2025 5:45 PM BST
Carry on, you’re a bore and a failure as a bully! I’ve no need to worry about what anyone thinks of me and at least I contribute to a horse racing forum instead of throwing shat and insults like you Mr Negative!
As said you’d NOT have the bottle to name call the way you do to a stranger on the street! SIMPLE, now take your alliteration that you think makes you sound clever and talk at someone else.
Carry on, you’re a bore and a failure as a bully!
I’ve no need to worry about what anyone thinks of me and at least I contribute to a horse racing forum instead of throwing shat and insults like you Mr Negative! As said you’d NOT have the bottle to name call the way you do to a stranger on the street! SIMPLE, now take your alliteration that you think makes you sound clever and talk at someone else.
AOB and Moore are taking the pissss out of everyone, horse was a pacemaker.
it seems to be working fine against you,Deladimwit,you potless fantasist
Notice everyone he never responds to the message about acting like this out in the street? You’re a deluded maggot!
Hope you’re not a father as they’d be embarrassed by you, a grown man trolling online every sad day of his lonely life.
Hope you’re not a father as they’d be embarrassed by you, a grown man trolling online every sad day of his lonely life.
We are extremely unlikely to meet on the streets dela dimwit as I do not live in bedsit land (Brixton perhaps).
when I awake tomorrow I will still have more money than you are ever likely to see.
Don't let it fester
when I awake tomorrow I will still have more money than you are ever likely to see.
Don't let it fester
Point proven you’re a maggot. You couldn’t give it large anywhere but from behind the safety of your screen!
It is entirely your good fortune that we will never meet potless one
Never mind,you can always bang a 27YO Blond (if you can manage it on JSA)
Mick Sturbs • August 17, 2025 4:02 PM BST
O’Brien said:
On The Lion In Winter, “He was a bit green; he wasn’t sure of himself out in front.”
from racing post
When asked on ATR if the Lion was their number one, he skipped answering that directly.
To say that they are slippery is an understatement.
The sale of DC put me off of him.
There are no stand out milers and I always thought that Notable Speach was working back from the Breeders Cup back at the same track where he was second last year.
At least he showed he still has that turn of foot, which for me is more instead than Rosealions.
O’Brien said:
On The Lion In Winter, “He was a bit green; he wasn’t sure of himself out in front.”
from racing post
When asked on ATR if the Lion was their number one, he skipped answering that directly.
To say that they are slippery is an understatement.
The sale of DC put me off of him.
There are no stand out milers and I always thought that Notable Speach was working back from the Breeders Cup back at the same track where he was second last year.
At least he showed he still has that turn of foot, which for me is more instead than Rosealions.
Did you actually have a bet on the race Dela?
Of course not
Of course not
Delashay • August 13, 2025 11:41 AM BST
Gosden has put people way claimed Lead Artist was going. I’m not surprised that Notable Speech shows on this track, Ascot will always favour Rosie more.
Driver I’d thought the same as you and had waited.
Gosden has put people way claimed Lead Artist was going. I’m not surprised that Notable Speech shows on this track, Ascot will always favour Rosie more.
Driver I’d thought the same as you and had waited.
Delashay • August 13, 2025 1:30 PM BST
Just seen that DV has been sold that’s a negative for him.
I’m happy to oppose Rosie….
Soumi said WoodShhauna’s limit is 6f after the Jean Pratt so was the lion staying on or getting nearer tired horses.
9/2 the field behind the fav gives plenty of options
Just seen that DV has been sold that’s a negative for him.
I’m happy to oppose Rosie….
Soumi said WoodShhauna’s limit is 6f after the Jean Pratt so was the lion staying on or getting nearer tired horses.
9/2 the field behind the fav gives plenty of options
….and knowing the correct trip for some of his horses!
Aug 17, 2025 -- 3:03PM, second again wrote:
The sweat was running down The Lion as they put him in the stalls.
That was used as an excuse in the Dante by Ed chamberlain. Have a look at him winning at York as 2 yer old. You can see he was lathered in sweat crossing the line.
It’s another race where they didn’t expect to win with him. How much have punters lost on this horse?
It’s like when Blair got in no one would admit voting for him after he took us to look for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
The same for this horse NO ONE ADMITS to backing it!
Talk about being played.
It’s like when Blair got in no one would admit voting for him after he took us to look for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
The same for this horse NO ONE ADMITS to backing it!
Talk about being played.
And before I retire for the evening to paint into the night, I’ll ask YOU ALL :
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
It’s an open question to everyone this is an inclusive forum.
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone
It’s an open question to everyone
I am certain that you will have many that believe you Dela. Especially after your 27YO Blond fantasy claim
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone this is an inclusive forum.
uptheirons • August 17, 2025 7:11 PM BST
It is.
uptheirons • August 17, 2025 5:11 PM BST
We are extremely unlikely to meet on the streets dela dimwit as I do not live in bedsit land (Brixton perhaps).Laugh
when I awake tomorrow I will still have more money than you are ever likely to see.
Don't let it fester
And now that my oils are thinned sufficiently to paint with, can you please tell us all what is the implication that I should
Reside in Brixton?
Good evening all.
It’s an open question to everyone this is an inclusive forum.
uptheirons • August 17, 2025 7:11 PM BST
It is.
uptheirons • August 17, 2025 5:11 PM BST
We are extremely unlikely to meet on the streets dela dimwit as I do not live in bedsit land (Brixton perhaps).Laugh
when I awake tomorrow I will still have more money than you are ever likely to see.
Don't let it fester
And now that my oils are thinned sufficiently to paint with, can you please tell us all what is the implication that I should
Reside in Brixton?
Good evening all.
I would have thought that emulsion paint doesn't need to thin Dela.
How did the second get beat ! One of the unluckiest losers ive ever seen. Should have won by 5 lengths.It was in a different league to the others. Thought the trainer took it incredibly well.
It happens Berwick,especially if you are on the second
uptheirons • August 17, 2025 7:55 PM BST
Brixton was just a stab in the dark DelaLaugh
Whilst you think that your double entendre was clever it merely shows the rest of us what you truly are.
Forget the fantasy that you’ve made up of me being in a Brixton bed sit, the reality is, I have the option of being in Hawaii on a beach on Christmas Day whilst you’re still trolling throwing insults watching the crap jumps season.
Brixton was just a stab in the dark DelaLaugh
Whilst you think that your double entendre was clever it merely shows the rest of us what you truly are.
Forget the fantasy that you’ve made up of me being in a Brixton bed sit, the reality is, I have the option of being in Hawaii on a beach on Christmas Day whilst you’re still trolling throwing insults watching the crap jumps season.
Delashay • August 17, 2025 6:56 PM BST
And before I retire for the evening to paint into the night, I’ll ask YOU ALL :
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:26 PM BST
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone
I’ll await anyone’s thoughts on that subject and question posed, but I won’t hold my breath for a racing based response.
And before I retire for the evening to paint into the night, I’ll ask YOU ALL :
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:26 PM BST
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone
I’ll await anyone’s thoughts on that subject and question posed, but I won’t hold my breath for a racing based response.
It’s a shame that the historic town of Lahaina got bunt to smithereens on the Island of Maui, I consider myself very fortunate to have seen the ornate woodwork there and the huge Banyan tree that was home to 1000’s of the local birds that would fly to roost there every evening.
Turtles resting on the beaches before pulling themselves into the ocean and the red and black sand beaches that they have are are amazing!
Haleakalā (the house of the sun) is must for any visitor, if given the opportunity to camp there I’d recommend but wrap up warm!
The Road to Hana isn’t for the faint hearted!
The Road to Hana, also known as Hana Highway, is a scenic 64-mile drive along the northeast coast of Maui, Hawaii. It's famous for its lush rainforests, waterfalls, and diverse attractions, making it a popular bucket-list road trip. The drive features 620 curves and numerous one-lane bridges, requiring careful navigation and caution.
You really have to see the rainbow Eucalyptus trees there at the start of the drive.
Lānaʻi Is a treat to visit (where Jeff Bezos lives), as is Kauai, many many happy memories from past visits.
Turtles resting on the beaches before pulling themselves into the ocean and the red and black sand beaches that they have are are amazing!
Haleakalā (the house of the sun) is must for any visitor, if given the opportunity to camp there I’d recommend but wrap up warm!
The Road to Hana isn’t for the faint hearted!
The Road to Hana, also known as Hana Highway, is a scenic 64-mile drive along the northeast coast of Maui, Hawaii. It's famous for its lush rainforests, waterfalls, and diverse attractions, making it a popular bucket-list road trip. The drive features 620 curves and numerous one-lane bridges, requiring careful navigation and caution.
You really have to see the rainbow Eucalyptus trees there at the start of the drive.
Lānaʻi Is a treat to visit (where Jeff Bezos lives), as is Kauai, many many happy memories from past visits.
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Still no opinions?
Still no opinions?
A price of 5/2 against his own age group I'd contemplate having a bite. Also, the ground must not be softer than Good either.
He's improved again, according to Gosden snr. He's 5/1 with 'laddie' for the QE2 Stakes at Ascot.
In his recovery from setback! These setbacks are as privately viewed as the horses racing body weights!
Field Of Gold is 5/1 for the QE2 Stakes at Ascot. Not bad, however I'd like to see him in a racecourse gallop at least prior to taking a position.
Delashay • August 18, 2025 1:01 PM BST
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Still no opinions?
The post were late in coming to the party in asking the same question!
And as ever when asked NO opinion given when faced with a straight forwards question! (Except for Impossible)
Should you back Field Of Gold wherever he runs next?
Maddy Playle and Tom Park assess how punters should feel when Field Of Gold makes his return
'He could be vulnerable on Champions Day'
By Maddy Playle
I wouldn't be in a hurry to back Field Of Gold when he next runs, particularly if that comes in the QEII on British Champions Day.
That meeting is notorious for throwing up funny results on winter ground and one of Field Of Gold's most disappointing performances came on soft ground in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere last October.
There is always uncertainty surrounding the fitness of horses coming back from injury and Field Of Gold could head to Ascot without a previous run, leaving him vulnerable to those in tip-top shape……
'All about the value'
By Tom Park
Like all bets it will come down to value.
Often when a top horse like Field Of Gold puts in a below-par performance there is a complete overreaction and you sometimes get odds against about a horse who on their best form should be 2-5.
I'm always happy to forgive a top horse a poor run and the Sussex Stakes turned into a baffling affair in which Field Of Gold had genuine excuses, so I would be happy to back him if the layers are taking him on.
On the flip side, if he was a short price as if Goodwood never happened, I would rather just not have a bet. I don't see the point in taking on a horse like Field Of Gold, who on all known form is comfortably the best miler out there, in the hope that he runs another stinker.
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Still no opinions?
The post were late in coming to the party in asking the same question!
And as ever when asked NO opinion given when faced with a straight forwards question! (Except for Impossible)
Should you back Field Of Gold wherever he runs next?
Maddy Playle and Tom Park assess how punters should feel when Field Of Gold makes his return
'He could be vulnerable on Champions Day'
By Maddy Playle
I wouldn't be in a hurry to back Field Of Gold when he next runs, particularly if that comes in the QEII on British Champions Day.
That meeting is notorious for throwing up funny results on winter ground and one of Field Of Gold's most disappointing performances came on soft ground in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere last October.
There is always uncertainty surrounding the fitness of horses coming back from injury and Field Of Gold could head to Ascot without a previous run, leaving him vulnerable to those in tip-top shape……
'All about the value'
By Tom Park
Like all bets it will come down to value.
Often when a top horse like Field Of Gold puts in a below-par performance there is a complete overreaction and you sometimes get odds against about a horse who on their best form should be 2-5.
I'm always happy to forgive a top horse a poor run and the Sussex Stakes turned into a baffling affair in which Field Of Gold had genuine excuses, so I would be happy to back him if the layers are taking him on.
On the flip side, if he was a short price as if Goodwood never happened, I would rather just not have a bet. I don't see the point in taking on a horse like Field Of Gold, who on all known form is comfortably the best miler out there, in the hope that he runs another stinker.
Who are Tom Park and Maddy Playle? Was their above contribution necessary? Was it necessary to be put into print?
Any seasoned and experienced punter would have adopted the strategy ages ago. I'd only suggest the necessity to put their opinions into print was to fill columns of space in the Racing Post, a supposedly "horseracing" paper, presently in a spiral decline.
Pathetic!
Any seasoned and experienced punter would have adopted the strategy ages ago. I'd only suggest the necessity to put their opinions into print was to fill columns of space in the Racing Post, a supposedly "horseracing" paper, presently in a spiral decline.
Pathetic!
That’s was a slightly shortened version Impossible! 
Field OF Gold IS entered in the Moulin on the 7th of the 9th and there IS NO mention of that in the article.
It’d be back at the track where he lost before so will they go again?
Field OF Gold IS entered in the Moulin on the 7th of the 9th and there IS NO mention of that in the article.
It’d be back at the track where he lost before so will they go again?
FoG will not go to America, and neither will it go to France. Either will be utter folly, and not horse responsible. I believe the only possible race (before retirement) is the QE2 at Ascot, but only on conducive good or better ground. The horse owes connections nothing, assuming the lameness sustained during the Sussex is entirely truthful.
Now at least that topic of a potential run in France has been raised.
Delashay • August 17, 2025 6:56 PM BST
And before I retire for the evening to paint into the night, I’ll ask YOU ALL :
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Report• Quote • Block Loser uptheirons • August 17, 2025 6:57 PM BST
Make sure you get a second coat on the toilet Laugh
Report• Quote • Block User Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone this is an inclusive forum.
Report• Quote • Block User Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:26 PM BST
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone
Report• Quote • Block Loser uptheirons • August 17, 2025 7:30 PM BST
I am certain that you will have many that believe you Dela. Especially after your 27YO Blond fantasy claim Laugh
Again MOTORMOUTH ducked giving a straight answer!
And yes we all know that he wasn’t odds on but that was a carrot, happy munching!
And before I retire for the evening to paint into the night, I’ll ask YOU ALL :
Would you be willing or rushing to take such short odds for Field Of Gold again even thought two all age mile races have been won by the older generation despite there being NO standout star?
Report• Quote • Block Loser uptheirons • August 17, 2025 6:57 PM BST
Make sure you get a second coat on the toilet Laugh
Report• Quote • Block User Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone this is an inclusive forum.
Report• Quote • Block User Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:26 PM BST
Delashay • August 17, 2025 7:08 PM BST
It’s an open question to everyone
Report• Quote • Block Loser uptheirons • August 17, 2025 7:30 PM BST
I am certain that you will have many that believe you Dela. Especially after your 27YO Blond fantasy claim Laugh
Again MOTORMOUTH ducked giving a straight answer!
And yes we all know that he wasn’t odds on but that was a carrot, happy munching!
How many all aged races over the Mile were won by 3 year olds this year? 
Just remind you two G1’s over the Mile have been won by a 4 year old and a 5 year old at odds of 150/1 and 100/1!
The division was as open as the sprint division!
The division was as open as the sprint division!
BTW.I posted my P&l on the race.
Strangely,yours is still missing
Strangely,yours is still missing
Perhaps Delbert is too busy "banging" the 27 YO Blonde
Delashay • August 17, 2025 3:40 PM BST
The speed mile suits him there Driver they messed around taking him for the July Cup, typical Godolphin. The winner got first run and had shown enough speed to win over 7 f last time.
The Ground was quick there.
It’s an easy mile just short of 8 furlongs there.
The speed mile suits him there Driver they messed around taking him for the July Cup, typical Godolphin. The winner got first run and had shown enough speed to win over 7 f last time.
The Ground was quick there.
It’s an easy mile just short of 8 furlongs there.
An aftertime from Delbert.
Has this ever happened before
Has this ever happened before
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