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That race was set up for Ten Bob Tony. Opera Ballo 9/2 with Hills this evening. The horse to beat imo.
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How much ground or how many lengths did Gstaad save/gain with the last bend maneuver's on the last bend by the team? BE and Billy found themselves chasing when comfortably/nicely ahead of Gstaad.
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wonder if the 2 who ran yesterday will run today? hopefully they will .
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I just watched the race from yesterday as I didn’t see anything from Goodwood as I’ve been following the Commonwealth boxing morning and evening sessions. It’s become quite addictive!
I’d had my eye on Lake Forrest going into today after his run in the Jubilee, where he was drawn in 1 (low where no one wanted to be) had to tack over and ran on well finishing in front of the July Cup winner Comanche Brave. He was pushed to 40/1 for today on the back of the news that he’d back up quick. Looking at the brief shots in the paddock he looked like they’d left a little there, he’s ran to form so needn’t have been fully tuned. I’d still have preferred him going there first up and this is a step up. I’d hoped for 4 places in a race like this. Earlier in the year after he’d won at Epsom Hugo Palmer nominated this race for Seagulls Eleven and mentioned his win at Longchamp. He said it’s come to our attention that he likes a turning track over the mile. He’s won at Goodwood has lbs to find but as we know Goodwood is a unique track, he was beaten by Zeus last time out who has form with Opera, there might not be that many lengths between them all here. |
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Forgot to say he has a dud draw but he has Oisin.
I’m looking forwards to seeing how the younger horses match up to their elders most. |
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4 places on here delash i often do the 4 and 3 places and the win on here a big meeting you can get usually enough on in dribs and drabs over the course of the day .
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Cheers Foyles good luck fella
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I'd be very disappointed if the 3yr olds cannot dispatch this lot of elders back to the stand. I hope that 3yr old is Bow Echo. It's been awhile horseracing UK has an exceptional 3yr old that cleaned-up the 2000G, SJP and Sussex Stakes. Frankel was the last in 2011.
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looked at lake forest last night never won over the mile as far as i can see and this likely to be be run at a scorching pace could still win but that sways me to others i have backed 2 and may end up backing 3 ,at this level there is not as much between these as the betting suggests ,the top 3 or 4 in the betting obviously have the better chances on paper but this is goodwood where luck in running or lack of it is often crucial ,the 3yos get 8 pound think it was 10lb in the king george only a few days ago ,whatever they may be good enough to see off their elders but i am siding with the older brigade and one that catches my eye at a cracking price is (dont laugh )never so brave who was very progressive last season from handicaps to group class not so good this season but signs of a revival last time and a couple of those races may not have suited and this may be more up his street and hopefully this has been the target pj up and 100/1 plus and 4 places on here looks fair imo.
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Are you seriously mentioning Bow Echo in the same breath as Frankel,impossible?
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You’d hope so Impossible, last time he had a hard race and Gsstd got closer to him running around the bend. Then Zaverteri has course form and beaten him so looks trappy.
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'lead on', no! No horse has emulated frankel and Sir Sir Cecil. they were both freaks!
'Delashay', if it was not to be for Bow Echo today eg a hard race at Royal Ascot, I hope Zavateri would win it. The horse and trainer deserve it more than any other except connections of Bow Echo. The bookies are running scared. Bow Echo is only 6/4 boost with two bookies, when it's 2.4 here. No team tactic plz AOB. I hope you're watching closely, BHA. I hope you'll throw the book at AOB if the same tactic and unsporting behaviours are replicated in this race today. |
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Looking at further form,
Lord Britain was only beaten 6 1/4L in the SJP, a neck behind next time out winner Power Blue who was only beaten a length more at Ascot than he was in the Irish 2000 Guineas. |
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Talk of New York doesn’t re oppose for Godolphin despite pulling early that day. A tip for the older horses?
Rogue Diplomat was well beaten in France second time up this season, 6+L and narrowly beaten yesterday. As was Qirat who’s been well beaten 9L by both Docklands and Seagulls Eleven. |
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Missed your write up Foyles, the retired The Pomp liked that one earlier in year.
Fascinating race! |
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I hope Bow Echo and Gstaad will run to their best potential.
I think Puerto Rico will do the donkey work with one other runner probably Opera Ballo with Gstaad in midfield, ahead of Bow Echo possibly 3 from the back. At the 2f marker Puerto Rico will begin to back-pedal; Gstaad will be close by to engage against Opera Ballo, with Bow Echo about a length down on this two. A ding-dong tussle will ensue at the 1f marker between this three. I hope Bow Echo will emerge the victor at the line. |
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O'Brien team tactics will be interesting here..one total no-hoper and the other with half a chance of sorts ..
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Hey frico you laying Tony again? Or have you learnt your lesson.
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Opera Ballo 5.8 win and 1.9 top 3 the clear value play.
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Never so brave is far too big. Could squeeze 3rd or 4th.
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the write ups saying ten bob tony won because of a pace collapse last time maybe so or could be he has improved again he had to switch in behind horses in the queen anne but still won rated 121 he hasnt got that much to find imo and race could be run to suit 25 ish or bigger on here looks fair imo. win bet for me . seagulls eleven also looks a big price and as delash says form lines tie in give him a chance at a price could suprise win and 4 places on here .5 points layed out good luck all. it dilutes it a bit but at big prices dont have to lay out much.
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Lake Forest into 11s. Bloom's money is down.
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Fantastic race.
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Great horse well done backers
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That was a great race, good gallop, no hard luck stories, class came to the fore, great race.
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fav and 2nd fav 3yos dominate well done winners
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From one of the worst winning rides to one of the best.
Well done the horse and Billy |
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great race slip...winner in a pocket again wicked turn of foot
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Superb horse wins. Best horse wins cutting down Gstaad 1.15.
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Having said that I think on reflection Opera done a bit too much early doors, Buick was nursing him late on but ran out of petrol.
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'he's allowed to be there' cowardly TV pundits as O'Brien team tactics again with soumillon hemming him in - rancid bunch - so glad they lost out - again
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OB was savage keen duffy
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still - some race
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Yeah he was, OB ran a great race after the way he went early on.
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Should Will have taken him back asks Ed
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slickster 29 Jul 26 15:31
Never so brave is far too big. Could squeeze 3rd or 4th. 6th #walofs |
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Delashay 29 Jul 26 08:57
I’d had my eye on Lake Forrest going into today after his run in the Jubilee Delashay 29 Jul 26 09:00 Forgot to say he has a dud draw but he has Oisin. 7th and fallon rode it. |
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No need to come on after the race!
![]() But glad that you’re still mentioning me on other threads! Living rent free am I?! ![]() |
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Buick was leading. Soumillon tried to keep Billy in for a touch. This time Billy kept his cool. Soumillon was a spent force, and backpedalling very soon after. As such Moore stole a march on Billy.
Buick weakened; Moore was still over 1l infront of Billy. A crack of the persuader Billy made ground on Moore. And, Billy was comfortably infront at the line. The correct horse won. More runners and an increased winning margin over Moore. |