Winker Watson, recently top of the Racing Post 2yo ratings with 92 has slipped to fourth - Major Eazy is joint seventh on 88. Achilles of Troy tops the list with 100. Call me a pedant but I don't like the name - Achilles was Greek and he fought against the Trojans, not with them.
Shawhill has been raised from 67 to 72 for her second at Windsor - she'll probably come out at Windsor again next Monday. Prince Ary heads up to Kelso for the 7.40 tomorrow evening - I won't be going up to support him but he ought to have an excellent chance.
Decent racing at Chester tomorrow, but I can't see anything I want to back. At Beverley some of the shorter priced horses look solid - Market Forces, Fong's Gazelle and Cuppacocoa ought to go well enough - although I'm not a favourite backer on the whole. I may have a bet on Hernando Royal in the 8.50 at Kempton - he's a big, slow maturing type who should be coming into himself around now and the stable is moving along nicely.
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My racehorses
- TRAINED BY DAVID PIPE
- Prince Ary
- TRAINED BY NICK GIFFORD
- Theophrastus
- Big Paddy
- Better Together
- Ours
- TRAINED BY GARY MOORE
- Kings Head - 4yo
- Mon Michel - 4yo
- TRAINED BY TOM DASCOMBE
- Conservation - 4yo
- Master of the Race
- Baldovina
- Shawhill
- TRAINED BY BARRY HILLS
- Effingham
- TRAINED BY PAUL COLE
- Ollie Fliptrik
- TRAINED BY BRIAN MEEHAN
- Adam Eterno
- Lord Peter Flint
- Major Eazy
- Captain Hurricane
- TRAINED BY PETER CHAPPLE-HYAM
- Bouguereau
- Winker Watson
- Lord Snooty
- Thunderbolt Jaxon
- Johnny Alpha
- TRAINED BY WALTER SWINBURN
- (unnamed) by Kings Best
4 comments:
Andrew, good posts on Ballanteni and Intiquilla recently, made interesting reading and two good winners. The Simcock one did it well.
Are you happy with strawhill going up 5lbs? I know she and the winner went away but 5lb seems a little steep to me.
Thanks for the 10-1 Perrett horse, if horses appreciate their surrondings then they should love being trained in Pulborough, great up-hill gallops through sussex countryside.
Steve
Look out for Hannibal of Rome soon ;)
hqo - thanks - I'm showing a bit of form at last. Let's hope I can keep it going.
Steve - 5lb might seem harsh but I think the handicapper adjusts more aggressively in a horses early career. I'm confident Shawhill can go on and progress into the 80s.
TJ - LOL - the permutations are endless
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