Saturday 28th

rossom

3 for me so far tomorrow

3.30 Haydock Noble Storm 12/1
3.50 Newmarket Educate 14/1
4.05 Haydock B Fifty Two 12/1


Will go into more detail later on although we all know about Educate.

I'm sure Urban will be sticking up B Fifty Two as well having put him up when winning last time out.

mailburner

looks like educate is the pricewise horse also

mountai

mailburner wrote: »

looks like educate is the pricewise horse also

With Murtagh up ---- Hes mine as well !!!

sting60

Haydock 3.30 Racy nap.Nothing will be finishing faster than this lad and imo 10/1 is great value.No ground issues trainer in great order and good pilot up.In the bumper at Navan Rathmuck Native ran a nice race at Roscommon running on well in a hot bumper where the local horse won and is fancied to be half decent.If Titus Gent gets out of the stalls in the 6pm Wolves he wins,if.Seek Again 20/1 has a big chance in the Cambridgeshire as he is unexposed and open to massive improvement.His last two runs were on the all weather and is by far a better horse on grass and is 2/2 at Newmarket.With unexposed horses the handicapper has no idea how to rate him so he could be thrown in off 98 with 3yr old allowance.Five Hawk Wings is fancied to run a big race at Navan today .

UrbanSea

Jumping ship Rossom good luck though. Real tough cards tomorrow, chance on Ayaar at Newmarket back over seven well handicapped at 14s as well as Eagles Pass at 25s at Navan

rossom

3.30 Haydock

Noble Storm 12/1

I was really impressed with Noble Storm's victory in a small field Conditions event at Leicester on his latest start when making all at a blistering pace to win comfortably by 2L and if that first win since May 2011 has boosted his confidence then I think he could well defy his current mark of 100. A very decent horse throughout the years for Ed McMahon, this now 7 year old geldings finest moment came over this C+D when winning a Listed contest over 2 years ago and having gone winless for such a long time it was great to see him get back in the winners enclosure with an emphatic victory earlier this month. Over the minimum trip, Noble Storm broke well under Sean Levey and set off at a really quick tempo at the head of the 5 runner field and nothing got close to catching him as he ran out a ready winner in a quick time of just 0.26 seconds above standard on what was a stand out time on the day (did only carry 8-9). Additionally to running a fast time, the form has worked out with runner up Rocky Ground running out an impressive winner of a Conditions Event subsequently at Beverley and Noble Storm certainly seemed back to his best. Now back in a handicap off a mark of 100, judged on his older form and the style of his last race I definitely feel he could be really competitive in this very open looking sprint. Seb Sanders gets the leg up for the first time today on Ed McMahon's gelding and hopefully his draw in stall 5 is the right side if they split into two groups. With McMahon in good form and Noble Storm looking back to his best, hopefully he's able to make all and not see another rival and record back to back victories in this valuable handicap.

4.05 Haydock

B Fifty Two 12/1

The application of first time blinkers worked the oracle on John Hills's talented 4 year old and if they work again today I think he's going to take an awful lot of beating off a mark of 88. A very talented juvenile which saw him finish 6th in the Coventry and 2nd to Champion 2 Year Old Dabirism over in Deauville, B Fifty Two had completely lost his way over the past 2 years finding it very tough as a 3 year old starting the year out rated 105 and he didn't look much better this year but after a very long spell in the doldrums and having fallen a long way in the handicap the decision by John Hills to apply blinkers to B Fifty Two saw him spring right back into life as he ran out a very impressive winner on his latest start at Newmarket by 1.25L. Off a mark of 83 last weekend, B Fifty Two soon led the field under Seb Sanders at a good pace and when asked to quicken he did so for his jockey as he put a little extra daylight between him and the rest of the field. Under a strong hand drive, B Fifty Two ran out a ready winner and comfortable winner by over a length and given that Sanders never had to use the whip on him once clearly suggests that B Fifty Two had a lot more left in the tank. The form of that race last weekend has yet to be tested but the blinkers certainly sparked him back in to life and I think a repeat performance today will see him taking an awful lot of beating. Raised only 5lb for that victory to a mark of 88, B Fifty Two still looks on a very useful mark in comparison to the level he showed as a 2 year old and John Hills had stated on his site before his resurgence that he still worked as well at ever at home and its clear the blinkers rejuvenated his love of racing. There is absolutely a chance that the novelty of headgear may have worn off after only 1 starts but if they haven't then I think he'll take a serious amount of beating at a price that I think is miles too big. In this 17 runner sprint, again you've got to hope he's drawn on the right side in stall 5 if they split into two groups but if showing the same verve for racing as he did last Saturday at Newmarket then he is going to take a huge amount of beating today.

Very surprised Urban deserting him!

4.50 Chester

Dr Red Eye 14/1

Going to keep this nice and short but I think Scott Dixon's course lover Dr Red Eye looks an absolutely huge price at 14/1 having fallen to his last winning mark of 90 and being drawn really well in stall 4 to attempt to customarily make all. A real lover of sharp tracks, Dr Red Eye absolutely flourished back in the spring when he won 3 on the bounce (twice over C+D) which saw him rise from an initial mark of 78 to score off 90 at the 3rd attempt here at Chester back in May before undoubtedly putting in a career best when beaten less than a length in a Listed contest again over his favoured C+D back in July. Since then, he has been disappointing in 4 starts (once over C+D; drawn too wide in 12) but the handicapper has relented for those efforts which have seen him fall 5lb in a short space of time to a mark of 90 which is the same rating he held when scoring in a better race here back in May and now back on a winning mark at his favourite venue I think a much better performance is on the cards. Well drawn in stall 4 for his attacking style, if talented 5lb claimer Tim Clark can get him to the front and judge the fractions correctly then this 5 year old Dr Red Eye could prove quite difficult to peg back and 14/1 may look huge at 4.55 this afternoon.

FortuneChip

Top Spin to win at Navan today. 50/1

Howjoe1

FortuneChip wrote: »

Top Spin to win at Navan today. 50/1

a bit of a tip or just a fancy?

Slattsy

Only one bet for me today and its Integral in the Sun Chariot.

I think this filly has plenty of potential and hopefully Moore has found the key to riding her after 2 poor enough rides recently.
Worth a wee bet at 7's against the big 2.

Backstreet Moyes

2.35 Vorda second to the beast that is No Nay Never the third Rezeena has won since. It's a hot race but i will be havin a few euro on him.

brandon_flowers

FortuneChip wrote: »

Top Spin to win at Navan today. 50/1

Best opening price 5/2.:rolleyes:

Overthelast

Sky Lantern. Her form is bomb proof. My only bet today

mightyreds

Looking good on paddy power

ste2010

Quiet happy to see a great day of jumps racing at market Rasen today.
Duroble man in the first looks a steal at the prices compared to the Henderson horse. Personally I think the Henderson horse will be out for a spin with bass on board and McCoy on another.
The 1st C1 I can recall for a while looks a very competitive contest and I think rob conti, al co and bold chief are the ones to follow.

FortuneChip

Howjoe1 wrote: »

a bit of a tip or just a fancy?

Two horses called "Top Spin" running at Navan today(1.20 & 1.50), slight discrepancy in the prices!
For the chancers out there

longshotvalue

I have it up in my other Tread but Fury looks a great price at 40/1

droidman123

Jacks revenge @ 16/1 e/w And in the same race Robert the painter looks huge @ 40/1, both in the Cambridgeshire.p.power paying the first 6 home. 3.10-while sky lantern is the obvious choice here,I,m going to take a chance with duntle @10/1. Fast shot- 3.45 Ripon @8/1.excellent card at market rasen.2 I like are watered silk @13/2 who has decent c/d form and had a nice prep race in the flat. Bobowen @ 16/1,although I would like to see a bit of money coming for it. Did a lucky 15 as well but I,m too lazy to post them all happy punting!

UrbanSea

You forgot to include the mighty Hammers droidman

droidman123

UrbanSea wrote: »

You forgot to include the mighty Hammers droidman

Haha didn't back them today

Overthelast

FortuneChip wrote: »

Top Spin to win at Navan today. 50/1

He's 230/1 on the exchanges, best of luck with that.

Overthelast

Berkshire? Finished in a heap, not impressive.

UrbanSea

If you ever wanted to see a way to ruin a handicap rating there was a fine example

Harry Angstrom

I wouldn't mind owning a listed and Group 2 winner who ruined his handicap rating. The horse hadn't run for 3 months. He can only improve on that next season over further.

UrbanSea

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

I wouldn't mind owning a listed and Group 2 winner who ruined his handicap rating. The horse hadn't run for 3 months. He can only improve on that next season over further.

I was hardly on about the winner

UrbanSea

Jesus McCoy couldn't have tried any less on Prompter there

Overthelast

Spencer has a good chance here to land a Grp 1

Overthelast

Overthelast wrote: »

Spencer has a good chance here to land a Grp 1

Or perhaps not. Vorda way too good

Francie Barrett

Great ride from Johnny Murtagh there - he's in some form.

Overthelast

What a surname for the French winning trainer. Sore Gob.

droidman123

Come on duntle!

droidman123

Doh!!

Overthelast

Overthelast wrote: »

Sky Lantern. Her form is bomb proof. My only bet today

Get in you beauty!!! 9/4 this morning was a gift

droidman123

Overthelast wrote: »

Get in you beauty!!! 9/4 this morning was a gift

Well done mate

Johner

Sky Lantern is a serious serious filly.

droidman123

Johner wrote: »

Sky Lantern is a serious serious filly.

Yeah i noticed she never smiles

Overthelast

Jesus, Hannon jnr so emotional on c4

Overthelast

Johner wrote: »

Sky Lantern is a serious serious filly.

I was hiding behind the couch listening, couldn't watch it I was so nervous!

Johner

Little King Robin looks a decent price in the next at Navan. 11/2.

Lapin

Whats going on in Navan?

Overthelast

Problem with patch of ground by the looks of things

kiers47

Jacks revenge for me aswell in the next 20/1 today is sure to be his day if he is gonna win a big 1 like this. Conditions in his favour with a good claimer on board.

Lapin

Looks like the patch of ground is too dry to run on.

Could they not just cordon it off ?

There seems to be plenty more room on the left side of the track to run on.

mailburner

really fancied short squeeze for the cambridge but that runs in
the 5.50hy (9/4 secured)
Then I backed ascription which is a non runner

thats telling me i shouldnt have a bet in this (was thinking graphic

Overthelast

Would be weird if they had to abandon due to firm ground at the end of September.

Lapin

Abandoned.

Must be a first for this time of year.

DDC1990

Navan abandonned?

Lapin

DDC1990 wrote: »

Navan abandonned?

Yep.

Overthelast

DDC1990 wrote: »

Navan abandonned?

Yep

DDC1990

Disappointing. Some people are saying the ground was too hard, some others are saying it was cutting up.

Odd.

droidman123

Anyone know if navan is abandoned?

ft9

Is there racing in Navan today lads?