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I would fully agree with you on Order of St. George Dingle. Looks a superb bet to me.
He's a horse that hits the ground very hard, and as such would have liked neither the ground nor the dip last time out. As you said, once back on level terrain he ran on again. He did look a bit slow that day, but 9fur on soft ground for a juvenile....slow is what you need!! I would hope Seamie sits handy, or even leads, winding it up from at least 3 out. Hard to see anything getting past him then imo. 3-1 is huge. |
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Three decent picks Dinglemick.
A 1/6 shot beaten yesterday,hope Workrider was a layer as he was by War Front,five odds on today but think they will all win. Stellar Glow 12.40 Good first run,upped to a group race next start back into a maiden. Sir Isaac Newton. 1.10 Well bred hugely expensive will get a solo. All Hell Let Loose 1.25 Dessie Hughes is beginning to train a load of bumper winners,he used to dislike them he is far better at training maiden hurdlers,this lad one a decent Thurles bumper,well able to jump and has no opposition. Windsor Park 4.15 A winner round Galway trained by Weld with the best jockey on top. Captain Von Trappe 4.45 Trained by the in form Elliott,third in a Dromahane point to point,won his one in Dawstown,opposition looks poor and bumpers seem to go in cycles to me,all the favourites win or none,I can hardly remember the last bumper winner that got beaten. |
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great write up..all the best..very hard day to find winners imo..nothing really jumps out at me anywere at a backable price..so im off to Aintree and will wait till I see them..good luck all
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3 doubles and a treble dingle; most of the value is gone but put the bet on anyway,good luck
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Don`t go chasing Wildman???????????
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Sir Issac chinned. No surprise
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And again don`t go chasing...........-2 odds on shots.........
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The ole saying quickest way to the poor house betting odds on shots especially in a field of unknown maidens
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Of course mate, anybody with racing knowledge knows that........... and over 7f???? out of a stayer wow............
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Hello Dingle. Was wondering why Pat Smullen didn't go that French G1 with Pale Mimosa,he must like his ones at home.
Out of form myself but Luddesdenene 2.30 at near 3/1 isn't a bad bet to me,won in a canter in a weak race last time,this doesn't look much stronger. Hopefully stays upright. Best of luck with your punts. |
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Think Tac De Boistron (2/1) is a good thing in France Pa. Pissed it last year and has his ground again today
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venture lazarus 2.30
i'll be your clown 4.00 flannery nap 4.35 |
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WD elviss
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Good shot Elvisssssss.
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One bet today,Artful Artist e/w,big jockey booking getting Hughes to take the ride,
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Cheers ark,Pa
Won it easy enough |
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Good spot elvis ...horses for courses ...
A day of hitting the crossbar for me ...Pumbaa and Order St G were well punted and a few quid for Shorona near the off ..... Wouldn t loose faith with Pumbaa think a bit of deeper ground will help there ...Order St George i thought sweated up a lot which may have come back to haunt him at the end of the race although in fairness thats the second time parish boy has beat him so he s probably the better horse and i thought Diylawa got first run on Shorona which probably was the winning and loosing of the race .....Excuses excuses i suppose ...close but no cigar day !!!! |
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Great picking all the same Dingle,nice prices and the 3 just touched off,very unlucky with the last 2 in particular,know its about bobs in the bank but thought it was cracking picking.
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howya lapsy hope all good with you ..... national hunt should be in full swing from now so regular soft ground and we will all be backing winners !!!! thats the theory anyway
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That a great theory Mick, i,ve to leave out the Luggsdenenes and there may be some chance it might come into practice, know you are into golf a bit, well worth a look at Callits golf threads, good to see ya alive and kicking anyway, jammy Sam Maguire holders but i,ll leave ya off as i haven't seen you in a while.
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Brilliant golf write ups by callit all year ..... i see dubisson had a good finish overnight in Aus to finish runner up ,can see him finishing strong for the rest of the year ...
As for Sam .... That training match against Cork in July gave them great confidence ![]() ![]() .......Couldn t see anyone beating Dublin to be honest .... Backed the minors all right cracking side .... |
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, very good, you have me there,there is no comeback .Thought it had to be Dublin as well,lucky they were so short. Victor is gone to another level, like the african tournaments coming up shortly and the small field events,i,ve a better chance. |
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GREAT WRITE UP AND GOOD SEE RACING THREAD WELL DUN WINNERS
SPACIOUS SKY VERY UNLUCKY TODAY THINK IT WIN DECENT BIG HANDICAP POOR RACING TOMORROW |
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I thought Diylawa got first run on Shorona which probably was the winning and losing of the race
------------------------------------- Thought McDonagh waited for a few strides to get after Shorona when he got in the clear and that proved crucial,maybe he thought he had enough horse under him to pick up the winner. |
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All Hell Let Loose put in a smooth performance to win as he liked in Galway’s two mile maiden hurdle.
He travelled strongly in third behind Rocky Court and Old Storm throughout. The five-year-old ranged up on the home bend and Bryan Cooper eased him to the front before the last flight. Once the pair popped that obstacle they sauntered home by seven and a half lengths to justify 3/10 favouritism for Dessie Hughes and Gigginstown House Stud. Rocky Court kept on to be second at 13/2 and First Warning, on his jumping debut, came through for third at 20/1. Bryan Cooper said: “He didn’t beat a whole pile, but he quickened well at the back of the last. He wants further in time. He was only a frame of a horse last year." All Hell Let Loose won a Thurles bumper in March. In that bumper he beat a horse back in 5th called Table Tips (who has ran in 9 bumpers with out winning any). Thought the max was 6 bumpers unless you win one ? Save me looking up the rules of racing please ? |
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FYI
http://www.roscommonracecourse.ie/newtoracing/types-of-races/ (Bumper - is not quite correct) "It has run in six or more races of any kind under the Rules of any Turf Authority. (The restriction does not apply to the number of times a horse placed in the first four, in an I.N.H. Flat race or a N.H Flat race run in Great Britain, can run in I.N.H. Flat races)." http://info.hri-racing.ie/Content/RAS/Content.aspx?id=17496&wid=5 |