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Racing Post Money Printing Thread - Mod note post 1572
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POINTBREAK wrote: »hf.......... nightjar 10/1............ looks like my money gone......... has it turned up with 3 legs ar something?
Must have looked the same as when i saw him. that would explain the drift. still 4 legs but he looked like he had lung cancer
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More to come from Dolly given stiffer stamina test
Bollin Dolly
4.40 Pontefract
1pt win 7-1 (general)
Tim Easterby pulled off a fine training feat when bringing Bollin Dolly back to win at Redcar after an absence of 698 days, and the mare probably should have followed up there last time, outpaced at a vital stage before finishing strongly but just toolate, writes Andrew Barr.
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On that evidence Bollin Dolly can improve again for a slightly stiffer test of stamina at 1m2f, and that is exactly what she'll get today, switching from Redcar's flat track to Pontefract's stiffer climb. She could also be sharper for that recent run only 16 days ago, having been off for 55 days prior to Redcar.
Black Rain, on the other hand, turns out only 3 days after a good win at Wolverhampton, and while he has to be respected, the quick reappearance and switch back to turf are slight negatives.
Bollin Dolly
Pontefract - 4:40
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Solar Graphite expected to confirm his potential
Solar Graphite
5.00 Bath
1pt win 6-1 (general)
As a son of the Group winner Solar Crystal and a half sibling to a couple of 100+ horses, Solar Graphite is bred to shine at bigger venues than Bath, and to be fair he's shown promise at the bigger tracks like Ascot, Goodwood, and Newmarket without getting hishead in front, writes Mel Collier.
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My theory is that he's been running in relatively slowly-run, small-field, three year old handicaps on faster ground which turn into a bit of a sprint at the end. That does not suit, and he starts to wander under pressure because he can't find a turn of foot.
With today's slower ground, proven older stayers who don't mind forcing the pace, and a bigger field, I'm expecting him to finally confirm the potential he showed when splitting Becausewecan (currently rated 91) and Dazinski (85) at Newmarket in June off a lowly mark (72) in this sort of company.
Solar Graphite
Bath - 5:00
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Everything looks right for Three Ships at Ludlow
Three Ships
3.55 Ludlow
1pt win at 9-1 with Stan James (17-2 with Sportingbet)
All four hurdle wins have been on sharp right-handed tracks, and this will be his first clockwise run since switching trainers six outings ago. Overall his form has a patchy look to it, but if you concentrate on runs at suitable courses - Ludlow, Taunton, Market Rasen and Huntingdon - then his profile looks a lot better, writes Mel Collier.
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His lifetime figures at those tracks read 12156311522, and it is not difficult to argue he’s the form pick on last season’s efforts. He’s not that far off on this season’s placed runs in left-handed selling company, but if the switch to going right-handed brings about the expected improvement then he should go well.
Three Ships
Ludlow - 3:55
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Bow To No One can maintain improvement
Bow To No One
8.20 Kempton
1pt win at 7-1 generally
The market is padded out with well-bred horses from the big name stables – Stoute, Johnston, Hills, Noseda, and Cecil all have runners – but most of them have been disappointing, not living up to their paper credentials on the track, writes Mel Collier.
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Bow To No One is the only last-time-out winner in the line-up, and given the way middledistance races usually pan out round here (slow early, then quicken off the bend) it is surely to her credit that she finished strongly off a modest pace at Pontefract last time.
That was a career best effort, she has been improved bythe step up to a mile and a half, and is definitely on the way up.
Bow To No One
Kempton - 8:20
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