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Results for tag: Doncaster
Posted by:
RyanMoore
on Sep 14, 2012 at 08:20:30 AM
[u]13:15[/u]
I rode Sir Prancealot when he finished second to Reckless Abandon in the Papin and he looks to have run to a similar level of form behind the same horse in the Morny. It helps that he doesn't have that colt to contend with today and he looks the one to beat on form. Although he has finished off his races over 6f strongly on occasion, I don't think the step down to the minimum trip should be too much of an inconvenience as he has a good cruising speed, and this is a step down in class. Bungleinthejungle was well below par over 6f in soft ground in Ireland last time but 5f on better ground saw him to maximum advantage when he just got the better of Morawij in the Molecomb. Ceiling Kitty got balloted out of the Nunthorpe and she looked a progressive sort when beating Hoyam ...
Posted by:
RyanMoore
on Sep 13, 2012 at 08:47:15 AM
[u]13:15[/u]
This looks a pretty impossible card for punters and a 20-runner nursery is not the easiest starting point, is it? I have ridden a couple of these, Indignant and Summer Isles. Indignant started off by finishing third to Sky Lantern at Goodwood before going on to win at Nottingham. She only beat three home in a York nursery last time and, racing off the same mark, clearly has to improve a good deal from that effort to figure here off top weight. Summer Isles actually didn't even beat one home on her nursery debut at Wolverhampton last time but that clearly wasn't her true running and if she came back to the form of her Newmarket fourth to Newfangled, when I rode her and quite liked her, she would have a chance off a mark of 71. The step back up to 6f after racing over 5f on...
Posted by:
RyanMoore
on Sep 12, 2012 at 08:26:51 AM
[u]14:00[/u]
You never really know where you stand when looking at the opposition in these nurseries but I quite like the look of Red Avenger off a mark of 82. I rode him when he finished sixth over 6f at Leicester on his debut and he gave quite a good account of himself for a horse that was very green and clearly wanted 7f+. And it rode like a fair maiden, too. He took time to get the hang of things but finished off his race well there and it didn't surprise me when he went to Warwick and turned over a Godolphin odds-on shot over an extra furlong last time out. The third horse who was beaten over seven lengths there won at Thirsk on Saturday, and I reckon that he could be fairly handicapped.
[u]14:30[/u]
Top Boy and Threes Grand have pieces of form that give them an outside chance...