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Fame and Glory didnt look to be crying out for an extra distance over 1m 6f last time, if Spencer still has him waiting in the wings after 2miles I think he will win with his class. Rite Of Passage will come on from the run, Duncan looks good value.
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was thinking along those very lines myself jay....if he stays he's a moral imo...that could be a big if , having said that think i'll take the chance ..could see this fellow been hammered into by those cute lads from tipp.....
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Is ROP defo running?? Thought DKW said there was some doubts?
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The gelding’s trainer Dermot Weld yesterday revealed "we've been having little training problems with Rite Of Passage and it isn't proving the easiest job keeping him right for the Gold Cup. We will be taking things day by day with him and a decision will be made at the weekend."
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thefly 10.....dont you think F+G will come on at all for the run.....I saw Pat Keen in his column last wk wondering where the real Fame and Glory is as he hasn't seen him yet this year.......APoB is just so cute with this kinda horse that the Gold Cup is where he will be at his very best.....
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Calculate what price you think for F&G to stay the trip, if it is less than 5/2, you have a bet imo.
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Jay I do think he will also! His pedigree certainly suggest he will stay. Lets be real Fame And Glory would have been a collective group1 winner as a 3yo, chasing Sea The Stars home into 2nd in the Epsom Derby and the Irish champion stakes, aswell as this hes an Irish Derby winner and has ran respectable in the last two Arc's. He didn't look like he would stay 2m4 the last day but that means nothing, he only beats what is in front of him. If you look at Yeats' Gold Cup wins, when there all flat to the boards class comes to the top and he kept finding more, I think if Fame And Glory can stay the distance he could win a few Gold Cups.
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racing_post Racing Post
Setback rules last year's winner Rite Of Passage out of Gold Cup - more soon at http://www.racingpost.com/ |
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Powers went 7/2 **** from 5 to 6 o clock yesterday evenin i think [>o]
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Fame and Glory*
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ASCOT - Flat (Updated:10/06/2011 at 15:11:37)
Going Good, Good to Firm in places on the straight course. (GoingStick: Standside 9.5, Centre 9.9, Farside 9.8, Round 8.3 on Friday at 15:00) |
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In my review of Leopardstown a couple of weeks ago it was remiss of me not to mention ROP.
My take on him that day was that the race took a lot out him that day and I felt there was every possibilty that he would bounce on Gold cup day seeing as there was only 17 days between the two races. |
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really fancy F&G actually.
i was impressed the other day, thought he stayed well enough. |
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Its a horrible renewal i think and is definitely F+G's to lose now that ROP is out
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Backed F+G yestrday at around midday in powrs 5/2.....knew nuttin about their later offer 7/2
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Going the only danger............... APoB said on ATR that he is confident F+G will get 2mile.....so hoping he stays on ..... soft going could threaten F+G and So You Think.....rain in Ascot the other day.....apparently
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Ground now soft if we can believe posts on other treads so kinda worried now for Fame an Glory....though its the same for them all, maybe go slower early and that may see the class horse stay well enough to win....at least if JP Spencer rides as normal (ie come from behind), it will give him every chance of staying the trip....just hope spencer doesn't lose the plot like Queally and Mr. Moor yestrday...the former nearly getting beat and the latter losing some race by a complete rush of blood....making me totally revise my high opinion of Moore and is nowhere as good as he himself believes....come back Lester miles and miles ahed of anyone I've ever seen......
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