4:30 redcar saturday advise needed

in english please, then i may be able to offer some advice...

huddys - what is the forecasted ground conditions?

40 odd hours before race time? with rain all over the place?
that question is too technical for the op....

just checked on at the races site,says going is good but inspection in the morning so the ground will be soft to heavy id say

There are usually strong reasons for dropping into a claimer,and even if it wins half the track let it run away, as JP McManus has said "there's always another race".

22.43 post says it all

huddys..heres my two bobs worth..ive had a look at the race and your horses form..it has not won in a long time 2010..i think thats why its dropped in grade?..its won on soft ..i like the look of it...i also like to back horses dropped in grade for the first time..i would back it..but i would,nt have a max...hope it helps mate..

He still travels very well in his races, I think he pisses this tbh. i wouldn't think Fahy would want to lose him, he used to think very highly of him, there was talk of Listed races when he won the Lincoln consolation in 2010.

Think I'll do Aiken tomorrow at Ascot as well, going in e/w at 4's, he handles Ascot soft really well and that is a funny surface.

AIKEN HAS A REAL SHOT IN HARDWICKE STAKES

AIKEN (41) made a successful transition to pattern company when winning a mile and a half Listed race at ascot by ten lengths. He rolled clear in the closing stages to score by ten lengths.

Aiken clocked a time 2.7 seconds faster than the other mile and a half race on the card. And he covered the last six furlongs in the same time as the winner of that race. This indicates he put up a lifetime best performance here that was good enough to win the Group 2 Hardwicke Stakes over the same course and distance next month.

I don't see any good reason why Aiken shouldn't handle faster ground. Indeed he already has when winning a hot little handicap at Sandown.

Nick Mordin

il go with you so neil,correct me if im wrong but arnt powers going 1/4 odds all races at ascot?if so its an e/w bet too nothing,thank you tony and neil on your views of the race at redcar.

From Richard Fahey's column on SportingLife.com;

Irish Heartbeat is a very hard horse to win with. He has plenty of ability but runs well one day and badly the next for no apparent reason. He runs in the Ladies' And Gents Evening - 25th August Claiming Stakes at Redcar and back in claiming company I'd like to think he'll very nearly win but he isn't one I'd be putting my house on.

Make of that what you will. Good luck whatever you do.

If your have a lump on this you need to get the name right it may not be a sweetheart after tomorrow if it gets turned over
Irish Heartbeat is the name sweetie

grand thanks jay ha,think il have a nice bet but not a max bet after reading what fahey said,thanks dan aswell,at the end of the day if he cant win a low grade claimer like this what will they do with this horse.

He,s a non-runner huddys.

huddys they were worried you'd take their price ...