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.
The form of Strong Suit is a major factor in the race, Elzaam was beaten by a nob by Strong Suit and Neebras was beaten by 1 length one is 5/1 though and the other is 4/6 for me Neebras looked very free in its first two races not getting the best of starts in either I reckon it will come on from them with the experience, Elzaam may romp it but rather be on the 5/1 given how close the form line is.
Joined: Feb 17 2003 Posts: 4988 Location: Brighton, East Sussex
Wire_85 wrote:July Stakes
Neebras 5/1
The form of Strong Suit is a major factor in the race, Elzaam was beaten by a nob by Strong Suit and Neebras was beaten by 1 length one is 5/1 though and the other is 4/6 for me Neebras looked very free in its first two races not getting the best of starts in either I reckon it will come on from them with the experience, Elzaam may romp it but rather be on the 5/1 given how close the form line is.
Joined: Feb 17 2003 Posts: 4988 Location: Brighton, East Sussex
Hitting the bar today so hopefully can go one better tomorrow:
14:35 Newmarket
Sweet Child O'Mine - Another 3yo Heritage Handicap to get stuck into at the July Meeting, this time a race over 10f with many of the top yards represented, Gosden with Point Out, Cumani having a couple in and Hannon running one also but Sweet Child O'Mine is the horse I fancy for this race. She ran earlier today in a 1m handicap won by Suited And Booted from the Hannon stable so it's likely that they'll pull her out of this event but she's my main fancy anyway. She's been running well at a mile with her previous start at Pontefract working out well - the winner Azlak has won since as has the fourth Elmfield Giant whilst the third First Cat has run subsequent listed placed Fontley to 1 1/2 lengths. Her previous start at 10f resulted in a decent placing at Nottingham and her run yesterday looked like she'd appreciate the step up in trip, she was off the bridle 3f from home and the front group went away from her.
Carneys Pint wrote:Hitting the bar today so hopefully can go one better tomorrow:
14:35 Newmarket
Sweet Child O'Mine - Another 3yo Heritage Handicap to get stuck into at the July Meeting, this time a race over 10f with many of the top yards represented, Gosden with Point Out, Cumani having a couple in and Hannon running one also but Sweet Child O'Mine is the horse I fancy for this race. She ran earlier today in a 1m handicap won by Suited And Booted from the Hannon stable so it's likely that they'll pull her out of this event but she's my main fancy anyway. She's been running well at a mile with her previous start at Pontefract working out well - the winner Azlak has won since as has the fourth Elmfield Giant whilst the third First Cat has run subsequent listed placed Fontley to 1 1/2 lengths. Her previous start at 10f resulted in a decent placing at Nottingham and her run yesterday looked like she'd appreciate the step up in trip, she was off the bridle 3f from home and the front group went away from her.
Advice: 1pt EW @ 25/1 (Stan James, William Hill)
Now been confirmed on BBC as a non-runner
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.
Have gone for Very Good Day EW @ 11/2 in the first at Newmarket. Hope it is given my recent record
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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given my recent record 
