Re: Fridays Fun
- From: "aid" <aidan.delaney1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 16 May 2008 11:42:58 +0100
Ahh! I see Jarvis has concerns about the firm conditions for R&R, my mistake
that, I read it wrong & thought the weren't concerned by it, gonna stick
with him anyway.
Cheers ears
Aid.
"Dave McAuley" <dave.mcauley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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batezee wrote:
There`s racing at all points of the compass today and some really good
and interesting cards...not sure of another 33-1 but here goes
York
1.40 DISPOL KATIE not an obvious choice from an unfashionable stable but
sahe has won both her races well.staying on in both of them.An
interersting trial for the Queen Mary hopefuls.
2.10 AS difficult as a h`cap gets.WATAMU has improved hand over fist and
the H`capper hasn`t let that go unnoticed,still good enough despite top
weight to be concerned in the finish,as has BIRKSIDE the bottom
weight,who won well lto has a claimer(7lb) so gets 2 stone more or less
from the top.
2.40 Love to see Sergeant Cecil win again but to me HONOLULU represent a
bit of class,although beaten it was never far and in the very best of
company,the price may be a bit on the short side for me and YOUNG MICK
could be a nice ew bet,sure to come on for his first run.
Aintree
6.30 BODOLENKA caught my eye going over hurdles for the first time and
has only the Fav to beat imo
8.45 SON OF FLICKA won on debut over 1m 5f and this could be the ideal
trip for him.
Hamilton
8.35 TURBO LINN makes her seasonal debut here over 1m 4f which is a
better trip than the 3f further over which she finally lost her unbeaten
tag.
Newbury
3.55 ALLIED POWERS goes for the Hattrick here,but again price may be a
bit short.
good luck to all
Only really taken a look at York today briefly...
1:40
I like an outsider here in CLUMBER PLACE. Bred by Compton Place out of a
Roberto mare she is one of the most likely to be really effective at this
trip and the trainer rates her a classy filly. Made all to score last time
and although this looks tougher, a lot of them have to improve. 25/1 looks
very big and worth an e/w poke. The other that looks big is LISBURN who
was only a length behind Dispol Katie last time yet is 3 times the price
today. 25/1 is also big for the Bahamian Bounty filly who again is bred
for pure speed.
2:10
If Stoute has improved Sugar Ray this season as much as he usually does
then he could prove tough to beat but PIPPA GREENE had his measure last
season and is equally unexposed. Paul Cole has been amongst the winners
lately and being by Galileo out of a Darshaan mare he is certainly bred to
be decent and effective at this trip. 9/1 looks a fair bet.
For an outsider, you could look to Pevensey, stable in form and only 1lb
higher than when winning at Royal Ascot last year but out of sorts at the
moment. WING COLLAR may be worth another chance after a tame effort last
time when I fancied him for the Chester Cup, course winner and possibly
one of the best bred in the field and at 16/1 worth an e/w bet.
2:40
Only one horse for me here on breeding, ROYAL AND REGAL who won well in
the John Porter last time. Is the best bred in the field but by Sadler's
Wells there is a slight worry about his effectiveness on a fast surface.
Can't believe he is not favourite especially after his win in the Jockey
Club last season making him the clear form choice and the 3/1 is decent
value.
3:10
One horse stands out for me here on breeding. MUSICAL BAR is a half-sister
to Finsceal Beo and I think her price is very generous indeed. Won her
maiden in style and 2nd has run well since, she has he benefit of a recent
run and by Barathea out of a Royal Academy mare she will excel at this
mile trip. Nap of the day for me, 9/2 a fantastic price.
3:45
Wide-open race. Marvelous Value won really well last time but has a big
hike and faster ground to overcome so I 'just' prefer LESSON IN HUMILITY
at twice the odds and may just settle for a small e/w at 10/1 in a trappy
race. Northern Bolt and Hamish McGonagall are two others bred to be
sprinters.
4:20
WYATT EARP won this last year from a 2lb higher mark and has been prepped
for this again so must have a big chance. 4/1 is a bit skinny but he is
arguably the best-bred 6f runner in the field being my Piccolo out of an
Absalom mare. Could prove tough to beat from a low draw. Buachaill Dona
was placed in this last year on his debut but will be fitter this time and
has to go close but the main danger is likely to be Damika who is another
Namid colt but is in slightly better form than the Nicholls runner and at
7/1 could be worth a cover bet. One at a big price is ZOMERLUST at 33/1
who has the visor back on. He last won back here over c&d last July from a
4lb higher mark and the trainer is now bang in form.
4:55
Don't fancy much here, on breeding I have it down to Benedict Spirit 12/1,
Laterly 11/2 and Pondapie 16/1 so I may just have a small dutching bet.
The only other runner I like today is in the 4:10 at Newmarket, the Cecil
filly SINGLE VOTE at around 7/2. By Pivotal out of a Singspiel mare she
stands out on breeding and 7/2 is a decent price.
Good Luck all
.
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