The Prince of Burma appreciation thread

UrbanSea

No there's a Coolmore owned one who won on its only run. Can't think of it's name at the minute

UrbanSea

Oh I'm good. Jungle Beat

sting60

Goldcupfav wrote: »

Fencing ??

Sorry ,what does fencing emply.

UrbanSea

Fencing is a horse Gosden has

Goldcupfav

sting60 wrote: »

Sorry ,what does fencing emply.

Third in the Racing Post Trophy behind Camelot.

sting60

UrbanSea wrote: »

Fencing is a horse Gosden has

Have a 5e on what I SAY on it ,Uban the best 2yr old you have seen in a long time. Save ur money for him.sORRY LADS FEW DRINKS ON BOARD.

UrbanSea

Who is the best two year old? That Gosden horse?

P'town tickets reasonably priced
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Bronterre

Had 4 bets this year. Jungle Beat - Derby. Bronterre - 2000 Guineas. Simonsig - Neptune. Maybe - 1000 Guineas. 1 DOWN, 3 TO GO!

pudzy

sting60, i no you said master milan would win over 3m, but on soft ground today, i took a chance and backed him with killyglen 15/8 and master milan 11/8 made me nice double.. cheers

sting60

pudzy wrote: »

sting60, i no you said master milan would win over 3m, but on soft ground today, i took a chance and backed him with killyglen 15/8 and master milan 11/8 made me nice double.. cheers

Backed him but this is the real deal.2M 5F on the softest track in the UK.As you know he was withdrawn out of the stiffest track in the UK Carlisle,WATCH THIS HORSE.Didnt have a big bet on him.Will post another 2yr old shortly unnamed but by Lord Nelson.He has beaten a listed winner three times in a row in a full workout.Listed winner has an entry in the 2,000 guineas.

UrbanSea

Sting do you reckon Master Milan is much ahead of his mark

sting60

UrbanSea wrote: »

Sting do you reckon Master Milan is much ahead of his mark

Yes he hated the ground yesterday and got a fright when that fell beside him.I found it strange bringing him to Ffos Llas.Watched the rugby with a few friends polished off rest of the gargle and missed Tombi at Wolves 20/1.Cleaning up the house war office is back at five.Found at winning ticket stuck in the couch a month old.Ready for Utd now.

UrbanSea

That's a lovely feeling getting money you didn't think you had

sting60

Going through some of the races at Cheltenham the race I have taken two out of is the Triumph.Davy Condon on mullins horse was miles back and ran on but the one horse I will back at Aintree in 4yr old hurdle is Dodging Bullets.He did not stay the extra furlong up the hill and will be a different horse at Aintree.

mr.jingle

Is there any worse feeling in not looking at your horse tracker and then realise you missed an 11/1(My Murphy@Navan yesterday) winner :mad: The one day i don't look up my e-mails! Typical

Nulty

mr.jingle wrote: »

Is there any worse feeling in not looking at your horse tracker and then realise you missed an 11/1(My Murphy@Navan yesterday) winner :mad: The one day i don't look up my e-mails! Typical

I still remember missing a horse at Leopardstown who won at 20/1 and in my tracker i had the note "back next time at Leopardstown". I was in Manchester for the weekend in October 2010 when this happened. Raging! The horse is a Leopardstown specialist and was well handicapped. I'll try find the name now.

Nulty

Barack was the name, SP was 16/1

Goldcupfav

sting60 wrote: »

Sorry about that ,was told tonight tha horse was coughing after the race.Im told this horse is top class he travelled so well then ,bang nothing.Watch all his horses from now on.Wright this horse in your book big time.

@sting60...Un Ami goes the the bumper at Chepstow tomorrow. Should be a decent price.

ste2010

Anyone know what the deal is with satellite yards? I know rock on ruby wasn't trained in ditcheat but do we know the reasoning behind it?
It's a bit deceiving when the registered trainer isn't the trainer..reason I ask is one thing I look at specifically with low grade races is has a trainer travelled a good but to get to the course for 1 horse..

Prime example of one horse travelling a good bit for one race...spirit of adjisa in punches town last year (even though that wasn't a low grade race)

Goldcupfav

Goldcupfav wrote: »

@sting60...Un Ami goes the the bumper at Chepstow tomorrow. Should be a decent price.

Hope your right about this Un Ami sting60. Plenty of money around today gone from 12's to 7's already. Got a small bit matched at 16 on bf last night. Plus got some of the 12's early doors this morning.

Hulk Hands

I go on the Racing Post website and all I see is flat racing news stories staring back at me. It's still march like, feck off flat for another while!

ste2010

Hulk Hands wrote: »

I go on the Racing Post website and all I see is flat racing news stories staring back at me. It's still march like, feck off flat for another while!

I think the problem is we are let down by the big gap after Cheltenham and there's nothing really going on except flat business until fairyhouse and aintree...the Brits should step up to the mark an close that gap!! Completely agree, the only thing it does for me is increase the build up for punch and aintree

sting60

Start of the flat in England and two I like for today.Mont Ras in the first goes well fresh and a big open track should suit his style of running.Bannock in the second is very well in with his weight for age allowance.He ran very well last time out from a bad draw and is race fit.

UrbanSea

Lads something that's annoying me. Who is the Irish jockey who retired the other week citing lack of opportunities for group wins as his reason? I know it and it's driving me mad, not Pat Shanahan

Huntley

UrbanSea wrote: »

Lads something that's annoying me. Who is the Irish jockey who retired the other week citing lack of opportunities for group wins as his reason? I know it and it's driving me mad, not Pat Shanahan

Willie Supple retired recently but he is a flat jockey.

UrbanSea

That's it, I knew it was a flat jockey, he hadn't ridden a winner since November I think

ste2010

Oliver Brady has run imperial shabra 24 times in the past year..everywhere you look imperial shabra is there..he must pay some dollars on the petrol

sting60

The 17.45 Thurles is a very strange race in that a horse I like Dog Barrel Hill has to give Berties Dream 5lb[allowance not included] yet is rated 36lb inferior.Why woul a trainer enter his horse under these conditions.If you win and beat Berties Dream or Dancing Tornado you will be murdered or finish within a country mile of either will get hit.There are loads of races for the likes of Dog Barrel Hill to run in and yet this race was picked.There is no way I can back him and yet his is ready to win a small race.

Slattsy

sting60 wrote: »

The 17.45 Thurles is a very strange race in that a horse I like Dog Barrel Hill has to give Berties Dream 5lb[allowance not included] yet is rated 36lb inferior.Why woul a trainer enter his horse under these conditions.If you win and beat Berties Dream or Dancing Tornado you will be murdered or finish within a country mile of either will get hit.There are loads of races for the likes of Dog Barrel Hill to run in and yet this race was picked.There is no way I can back him and yet his is ready to win a small race.

I see your point. My take on it is that they're simply going for a day out. Using the race as a schooling session.

Berties Dream is expected to win today.