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Minnie finished 6th
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wd foyles if u were on
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Nice bet..thank you willie and your magic trix :)
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Even Willie was gobsmacked.
I really can't have American racing....these greyhound tracks are ludicrous... Now onto Melbourne, Willie, which is proper horse racing... |
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Some year for young Dylan!!
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thanks Howard not a massive bet but happy enough .
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Melbourne Cup next ;)
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Gets an automatic entry into one of those huge prized races at Dubai in march.
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Awtaad currently stands for Euro7,500.
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Read between the lines Loyal. ED has been beating handicappers!
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Will be the first time ever that kevin o ryan is lost for words.
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he drew 14 broke ok dropped in right across to the rail off even-fast pace v quick speed favouring track & he's looped the field
gunning down 2 horses 10lb+ superior to him ...1st run in the jurisdiction that's the answer imo |
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fast going, fast pace, mustard pilot
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Horses need a separate rating for us turf tracks..
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2nd and 3rd for Charlie, 3rd for young Billy.
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Hardi know, given they generally only run in the "world championships!!"
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pace was a beat quicker than even 12s for 1/2mile
given its been a front end gashole all night it certainly wasn't a pace that would lend it those tactics or explain that run |
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What a season. Mullins wins Grade 1 with a handicapper and the Arc second is well beat. Isn't this kind of thing supposed to be confined to sprint races? Might he have a few more on the flat now?
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don't know a lot about the Yankee horses but antiquarian at 40s ish on here looks a bit big
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Mindframe for me here.
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I'm against SL @ 4s only view I have
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wasn't a pace collapse but ED won in Ascot firm pulling the whole way. if he could settle around there with the likely guaranteed quick pace on the turn, he could be a stone better. which, fair play to howard, alluded to before the race.
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Amiloc was 4th = £200k
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how many of that field aren't devouring that ascot hcap off 96?
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he shouldn't have won. watch it back and see how rank he was
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already have
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from memory Ryan could hardly control him
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he's 100 i/r imo with the move at the start
if v strong pace yes can frame up doing that but better to sit 2-3 wide not mess about looping around |
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he's ludicrously wide on the home turn as well
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May ye all stay Forever Young
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Major stabbings on a train in Cambridgeshire.
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obviously wasn't inevitable, but if he was going to be able to race without pulling, on firm going, it was going to be in today's conditions.
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Unfathomable result.
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already backed antiquarian who beat seira Leone last time but is a much bigger price today and added Nevada beach just the 4 runs 3 wins Shirley has scope for more ,unraced at 2 and around 34 ish on here will do for me!as said no expert on the yanks tbhso may well be wide of the mark here .
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Journalism each way for me
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Wasn't Awtaad one of the stallions highlighted by Kevin Blake on the barstewards podcast recently, as one he'd like to support as a breeder but his progeny just aren't fashionable at the sales with buyers?
I know Hugh Taylor highlighted a while back that Awtaad's progeny tend to improve with age. He's clearly capable of getting top class horses eg Anmaat, and tough ones too eg Al Qareem. |
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antiquerian and baeza both win
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SL weak late
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forever young I wanna be forever young
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