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Monday 3/6

  • 03-06-2013 8:22am
    #1
    longshotvalue
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    7:30 Windsor

    L’ami Louis sticks out here at the current prices as the value of this race. He looked in need of the run first time out this year, and if that has put him right he has a good a chance as any of the lower priced horses here in what looks a very tight sprint handicap. He also won 2nd time out last year, and had a number of very decent performances afterwards in similar races to this. He is entitled to improve as a sprinter at 5 and 16/1 with Stan James looks a few points too big.


    1 Point win 16/1 Stan James or 18.0 Betfair.


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  • #2
    the groutch
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    Juvenile Lead in the 2:15 Leicester is the first of Sea The Stars' progeny to make it to a racecourse.


  • #3
    sting60
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    the groutch wrote: »
    Juvenile Lead in the 2:15 Leicester is the first of Sea The Stars' progeny to make it to a racecourse.
    Over 5f whats that about.


  • #4
    andyman
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    sting60 wrote: »
    Over 5f whats that about.

    It wasn't, it was over 6f. Still too short a trip but still


  • #5
    UrbanSea
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    I really liked Stubbs since he ran well on his debut over 5, only beaten because of his fitness he was by far the best horse in the race. Looks a real nice horse


  • #6
    kfallon
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    Beautiful there from me at Leicester, never in doubt :D

    Stubbs, Coach House, Michaelmas & Sir John Hawkins all surely Ascot bound for O'Brien.

    What are the conditions for The Chesham, is it your sire has to be a Derby winner or something?


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  • #7
    sting60
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    andyman wrote: »
    It wasn't, it was over 6f. Still too short a trip but still
    Correct ,why go 5f 216 yds and then Attheraces say 5.5f.As was posted here by some top men the mares were handpicked for STS that was shocking.


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