Just read it lost 2 shoes at Epsom which won't have helped, maybe rushed it to race with SNA pulling out its now had a good 3 weeks to recover, really like the form of its easy French Group 1 win if Murtagh had picked this it would be 5/2 instead of Cape Blanco.
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Taken the 7/2 about Longhunter in the Railway Stakes who is apparently something of a machine.
Also backed Piccadilly Filly @ 10/1 in the Saphire as her run first time out this season to Planet Five at Chantilly with Marchand D'Or back in third is an exceptional effort and she looks to be overly priced.
andym1988 wrote: Although there is a NH horse I fancy EW, we seen Junior front run and win nicely at Ascot - Overturn has always been a front runner for McCain over timber, if he stays this far on the flat then he could have a lot of horses in trouble dictating up top.
Carneys Pint wrote:Calm Bay - I like to look for a bit of value in these big sprint handicaps and whilst in all likelihood Hawkeyethenoo is the proverbial group horse in a handicap his run last time out in the Epsom Dash proved to his followers the kind of trouble you can get in backing hold up horses in 20+ runner sprint handicaps. Calm Bay is from the relatively small yard of Harry Rogers and partnered as he was last time out by the 7lb claimer Danny Byrne. Last time out he showed immense promise when finishing runner-up under a cool front running ride at Navan, he was caught only in the last 100 yards on that day by the very smart Collingwood and whilst this is a much larger field he has the right draw to be able to take advantage of his early pace. He likes fast ground and whilst it's a slight concern that both of his wins have come on Dundalk's all-weather track over 5f he's shown enough in his turf starts to suggest that he can be competitive in this grade.
Advice: 1ptwin 0.5pts place @ 25/1 1,2,3,4,5 places (Skybet)
Now 33/1 on Skybet
Brad Fitler "If the ref's decision decides your game. You haven't done enough prior."
Referees are like women, they make snap decisions and never reverse them.
[b]Littlerich wrote[/b] Widnes will be glad to get away from Leigh. They've been regularly pumped, roasted and left in the alley-way by the lobbygobblers. Talk about being bitched - what a torrid time they've had. They'll be looking for some A&E rest time for the next three years at least.
Carneys Pint wrote:They've seen my recent run of form Rob
Bu99er now you tell me I've taken the 33s
Brad Fitler "If the ref's decision decides your game. You haven't done enough prior."
Referees are like women, they make snap decisions and never reverse them.
[b]Littlerich wrote[/b] Widnes will be glad to get away from Leigh. They've been regularly pumped, roasted and left in the alley-way by the lobbygobblers. Talk about being bitched - what a torrid time they've had. They'll be looking for some A&E rest time for the next three years at least.
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I've taken the 33s
