Wednesday Feb 27th

UrbanSea

I hate backing two horses in one race. Sarando and Oscar Prairie both really catch the eye in the 3.20 at Bangor, 12/1 and 20/1 respectively

UrbanSea

Have decided on Sarando, travelled well for a long way last time, hopefully the ground stays good and 5lb drop is generous. If Oscar Prairie wins it's into the river I go.

For my sins I'm going to back Franklino at Wincanton. 20/1 with 365 but gonna wait until tomorrow, he won't want much rain up in trip

rossom

Having a lazy day but 3.50 Bangor Double Dash 4/1 will take a substantial amount of beating in my opinion.

UrbanSea

I hope so, have backed Fruity O'Rooney for the JLT, it's over 2 years ago since he finished close to him but Double Dash is very lightly raced since

rossom

RichieLawlessness wrote: »

I hope so, have backed Fruity O'Rooney for the JLT, it's over 2 years ago since he finished close to him but Double Dash is very lightly raced since

Yeah he's chucked in based on his form before his injury. Still think there is a lot more to come after his last 2 good runs.

droidman123

RichieLawlessness wrote: »

I hate backing two horses in one race. Sarando and Oscar Prairie both really catch the eye in the 3.20 at Bangor, 12/1 and 20/1 respectively

reverse f/c?

That_Guy

Last €10 in my PP account.

SRFC

Final drive running at Kempton Im waiting for Johnny butler and barney to have it off on this anyday soon it has about 30lb in hand when the handbrake is off.

Gringo180

SRFC wrote: »

Final drive running at Kempton Im waiting for Johnny butler and barney to have it off on this anyday soon it has about 30lb in hand when the handbrake is off.

On his best form he should absolutely piss all over that field :eek:

rossom

SRFC wrote: »

Final drive running at Kempton Im waiting for Johnny butler and barney to have it off on this anyday soon it has about 30lb in hand when the handbrake is off.

I've had it notebooked for ages at this stage. I think everyone knows its a plot waiting to happen which is going to be their problem.

BlueBaron

Norah Star well fancied in the 2.55, local trainer good word for it around

Overthelast

Waheeb. He is proving to be quite a costly purchase.

Johner

What happened?

UrbanSea

Johner wrote: »

What happened?

No excuses, was just terrible

UrbanSea

Light Well running in a maiden hurdle at Lingfield now, the best bred horse you'll see all day. By Sadler's Wells dam is a half sister to Irish Oaks winner Moonstone and was runner up in a BC race

sb78

BlueBaron wrote: »

Norah Star well fancied in the 2.55, local trainer good word for it around

I thought that was a strange run, given too much to do?

UrbanSea

I haven't backed a winner since Rock of Gibraltar held on from Hawk Wing in the Guineas

rossom

rossom wrote: »

Having a lazy day but 3.50 Bangor Double Dash 4/1 will take a substantial amount of beating in my opinion.

Pulling too hard killed him. Thought he had the race sewn up from a mile out.

UrbanSea

rossom wrote: »

Pulling too hard killed him. Thought he had the race sewn up from a mile out.

I backed Storm Survivor last time out at 10/1, thought he was being aimed at the Kim Muir so thought he'd have to win last time out to get in (it was a non handicap novice). Beaten a short head and just won off 120 which might well get him in, think he could be a plot possibly

SRFC

Anyone see Jp's not off a yard in the bumper at fairyhouse talk about blatant.

fangee

rossom wrote: »

Pulling too hard killed him. Thought he had the race sewn up from a mile out.

Yeah. Good call. Just let the animal go and take your 6-8 lengths out of the field and then take it from there.

Trying to be too clever.

Excellent call on your behalf though. Should have won.

I've stopped studying since I've joined this website.

Now I can blame you and not meself !!!!!!

Great write ups Rossom.

I'll share likewise but I'm a summer man.