I'd be wary of Limato after his last two runs-the owner seems worried enough that he will remember bad experiences.
I'd be wary of Limato after his last two runs-the owner seems worried enough that he will remember bad experiences.
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I will be laying Ribchester on Tuesday -there will be no way back for me if he wins.
Desert Skyline an interesting one in the King George Stakes. Still progressing.
Brave call.Originally Posted by LUKE
All comers, all grounds, all beaten!
This perfect mix of poetry and destruction.
Cheeky swine. Anyways, even if he doesn't run I know I'll bag a good winner this week! Danzeno for one will be half the current price once declared on Thursday.
Last edited by Marble; 18th June 2017 at 10:45 PM.
I don't see what beats him to be honest. Not much strength in depth in the field.
Lightning Spear looks the only danger, but he has to improve to beat Ribchester
I'm not judging but can you really get pleasure out of that approach to betting?
Sorry I quoted the wrong post!
I meant this one of course
Last edited by fonz; 19th June 2017 at 9:49 AM.
Ribchester's unproven on fast ground, while Lightning Spear will positively relish it. EW the latter is surely the way to go.
Sea Wolf not declared you were right as always Tan.
Only asking this for guidance, not contention but why should a Pivotal relish the fast ground? Thanks
Ascot can be a very tough meeting-anyone chasing losses or betting beyond their means could easily find themselves in trouble.I really want to be against Ribchester tomorrow -if he wins he wins I will be happy to watch a recording of the racing every night without knowing the results.I will save a bullet for Winning Ways in the Jersey.
Last edited by LUKE; 19th June 2017 at 12:14 PM.
20May17 Newbury (8Sft, RPR 116)
I'm very proud of Lightning Spear and I was pleased with him, but he did get tired in the last half-furlong. I'd like to think he'll come on and we'd love to get him back on fast ground 14Jun16 AscotJust my opinion, but Ribchester is a grinder, rather than a quickener, and fast ground wouldn't be in his favour.Lightening Spear is a very nice horse to have inherited and that was a really nice run. We might put him in a Listed or Group 3 race, just he can enjoy a win, but after that I could see him doing a bit of travelling later in the year. I think on fast ground you'll see him in his true colours - David Simcock, trainer.
24Jun15 Salisbury (8GF, RPR 108)
2017diary (19th June 2017)
Fast ground will catch a lot of them out.
Cougar Mountain ew could be a bet as he wants it runway fast.
Frankie out all five days with an arm injury.
Alcohol, because no good story ever started with "I was eating this salad..."
See. The debate was well-worth starting.
Last edited by Marble; 20th June 2017 at 4:39 PM.
Are you still keen on Afaak in the Britannia, Fonz?
My own fancy Naval Warfare now withdrawn.
A horse that beat Naval Warfare last season, so therefore must be good imho, (Maths Prize), is due to run.
Just to recap my logic...
Naval Warfare beat the massive recent Tim Easterby improver, Golden Apollo, last season, so if Math's Prize has beaten Naval Warfare, she could be very well-handicapped.
Hence I've got it between Afaak and Maths Prize.
There'll be little surprise if Slim comes up trumps with Son Of The Stars though.
Last edited by Marble; 21st June 2017 at 2:18 PM.
Laying the fav in the first here
Ah well, looked to me like it was its class that won it rather than the appreciation of the ground
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