That was some performance at Naas, for the money it mightn't have been the best race but the change with forcing tactics seemed to have worked,he fairly sprinted the last few furlongs and such was the ease of that got a hefty 13lb. I think the 10lb claimer is a good move,that youngfella seems to be going places,trip and ground look ideal but while i'd be loathe to go against WPM,i think he will be underpriced and with Jennies in the race will get no easy passage up front.
What a fiendish race,normally you can get a big handicap down to 4-5 that ought to get near a place anyway,it seems to me at least a dozen are involved here, Martins trio,Guard Of Honour,Roconga,Swamp Fox amongst the more liklier ones.
It's a goodbye to the flat season,AOB's season i suppose is a highlight but a poor year to me for the horses themselves,nothing really exceptional.
I hope you kept the faith!That was some performance at Naas, for the money it mightn't have been the best race but the change with forcing tactics seemed to have worked,he fairly sprinted the last few furlongs and such was the ease of that got a heft
Race was over after 2F in Naas. Hard to see why he was 8/1. Looked a good thing.
Looks a rubbish race tomorrow. Everything in the race looking thoroughly exposed. Roconga and Swamp Fox have no chance. He should win again tomorrow.
Race was over after 2F in Naas. Hard to see why he was 8/1. Looked a good thing.Looks a rubbish race tomorrow. Everything in the race looking thoroughly exposed. Roconga and Swamp Fox have no chance. He should win again tomorrow.
Haha,you never lost it. You may well be right, it could be a "new" Renneti. I think the books will be cautious with it. Martins pair ran a good race at Newmarket, only hoping but Moonmeister for a place could be as much as the win for Mullins.
Haha,you never lost it.You may well be right, it could be a "new" Renneti.I think the books will be cautious with it.Martins pair ran a good race at Newmarket, only hoping but Moonmeister for a place could be as much as the win for Mullins.