Tough card tomorrow and probably the toughest race, a 30 runner handicap,but we.ll look at a few positives with him. At 25/1 is a decent ew price,drawn 29 of 30 historically good though changes from year to year,the last race today(straight 6f) high did well. Down 2lb from 112 the claimer takes another 7lb off. His last run was a length off Duntle who is favourite for the G2 tomorrow,he also reversed places with Bold Thady Quill on the run behind Declaration of War before that. His seasonal debut off 102 was fairly impressive.Seems to handle any ground. Mr Murtagh after his exploits today and while it has zero bearing on how the horse will run his luck seems in With 30 runners need the breaks to fall your way,still at the price i,d be hoping for a place anyway.gl
No coherent reason for disagreeing with the horse Rocket and only a prelude of things to come.happy to go ahead. Btw glad you had a good night with WR.
No coherent reason for disagreeing with the horse Rocket and only a prelude of things to come.happy to go ahead.Btw glad you had a good night with WR.
Yes very nice person Pa, ok i'm looking at a short list of Field of Dream, Moran Gra, David Livingston, Prince of Johanne and Fury in this, some shorter than i thought they may be.
Yes very nice person Pa, ok i'm looking at a short list of Field of Dream, Moran Gra, David Livingston, Prince of Johanne and Fury in this, some shorter than i thought they may be.
They all have a chance too,David Livingstone contested Group races,Fury and Prince of Johannes had a nose between them though the latter is drawn low,suppose pace could from there, Moran Gra is on a decent mark as was higher,Fields of Dreams won a big 7f course handicap last year, fair picks there.
They all have a chance too,David Livingstone contested Group races,Fury and Prince of Johannes had a nose between them though the latter is drawn low,suppose pace could from there, Moran Gra is on a decent mark as was higher,Fields of Dreams won a bi
Dank: is improving all the time and is tough as nails. Also has the best jockey in the world riding her.
Monteridge: Travels really well through his races which you need to do in the Jersey and the little hint of cut in the ground should help his chances. I reckon he's a Group 1 horse in waiting and should improve through the year being a son of Ramonti. Hughes is very important to this horse.
Dutching Camelot and the Fugue as I don't believe in Al Kazeem and Maxios as Group 1 horses
May also back Hint of a Tint as she won't mind the ground and has the profile of a group race filly.
Bets for tomorrow at Ascot,Dank: is improving all the time and is tough as nails. Also has the best jockey in the world riding her.Monteridge: Travels really well through his races which you need to do in the Jersey and the little hint of cut in the
David Livingston could well be the fly in the ointment here on only his 2nd run for De Kock, the proverbial group horse masquerading as a handicapper?, certainly had some pretty decent group 2yo form.
Field of Dream, Global Village, Excellent Guest have also made my short list.
There is of course always the possibility that there might be a draw bias, there was a slight hint of a possible bias on the stand side rail yesterday but not conclusive?.
Mutin, Sarkiyla, Red cadeaux ew
will also carry a few quid today.
David Livingston could well be the fly in the ointment here on only his 2nd run for De Kock, the proverbial group horse masquerading as a handicapper?, certainly had some pretty decent group 2yo form.Field of Dream, Global Village, Excellent Guest ha