Friday Dundalk

sting60 · 06-11-2014 7:41pm #1

Goath tire 8.30. Dundalk is seriously well in. He looks a real bet IMO.

NaiveMelodies · 06-11-2014 8:10pm

sting60 wrote: »

Goath tire 8.30. Dundalk is seriously well in. He looks a real bet IMO.

Welcome back Sting.
I had a good look at this one earlier and a couple of positives but is there an angle I'm missing with regards him being well in?

Peintre Celebre · 06-11-2014 8:19pm

There is one well in all right at Dundalk

CHOO CHOO

Mongfinder General · 06-11-2014 8:19pm

I' be surprised if it even places, been awful in it's first few races.

the groutch · 06-11-2014 8:25pm

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

There is one well in all right at Dundalk

CHOO CHOO

place lay for me, plot horses like this are usually only trying once a year when they can get a price.

Peintre Celebre · 06-11-2014 8:30pm

Who are you on about?

jimjamcos · 06-11-2014 8:42pm

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Who are you on about?

Well lad. What time will you be posting at tomorrow? Want to have the wheelbarrow ready!

Peintre Celebre · 06-11-2014 9:13pm

Would circa. 10 a.m suit Jim

jimjamcos · 06-11-2014 9:15pm

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Would circa. 10 a.m suit Jim

Luvly jubbly!

maamom · 07-11-2014 12:58am

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

There is one well in all right at Dundalk

CHOO CHOO

Haha this horse wouldn't happen to be running at 7.00 would it?

Peintre Celebre · 07-11-2014 9:28am

Hopefully we'll all need the wheelbarrows if the well handicapped Battleroftheboyne wins the opener tonight at Dundalk. Runs off a mark of 51, last win came off 86. He's fared better than the bare result a couple of times this year including last time (ran off 68). Was beaten a nose at Navan back in April by a horse who is now rated 22lbs higher and has won since, and a fair few winners in behind. I'd be really disappointed if he couldn't get competitive tonight with so much weight off him in what isn't the strongest of races, despite being drawn in 9. Last win came off 86. Ability N Delivery is feared most, ahead of Your Pal Tal. 10/1 in two places.

CHOO CHOO

oPATCHo · 07-11-2014 9:35am

I have this in my tracker

Jockey was banned when running over at Navan last month on this horse (non trier), priced at 50/1. Looks like the trainer may have missed the boat that day as it ended up being a winnable race for him at a huge price - winner of that race is rated 77.

I ignored him on his last outing at Dundalk, however I will be taking more of an interest tonight

stevieboy01 · 07-11-2014 10:02am

Running at 6pm.
Best price around 9-10/1.

Francie Barrett · 07-11-2014 12:00pm

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Hopefully we'll all need the wheelbarrows if the well handicapped Battleroftheboyne wins the opener tonight at Dundalk. Runs off a mark of 51, last win came off 86. He's fared better than the bare result a couple of times this year including last time (ran off 68). Was beaten a nose at Navan back in April by a horse who is now rated 22lbs higher and has won since, and a fair few winners in behind. I'd be really disappointed if he couldn't get competitive tonight with so much weight off him in what isn't the strongest of races, despite being drawn in 9. Last win came off 86. Ability N Delivery is feared most, ahead of Your Pal Tal. 10/1 in two places.

CHOO CHOO

Looks brilliantly handicapped but it doesn't have a great draw and I'd have question marks whether it will go over AW. Also, I'd fear the horse will have the speed for the 2f sprint. Having said all that, it carries a stone less than others.

I reckon you'll see this one out at the beginning of the flat season next year running at the Curragh over 5/6F in bog-like conditions. I think that will be the time to back it.

Think Ability And Delivery is the better option. Second last time out against Kimbay, weights have shifted dramatically in its favour.

Peintre Celebre · 07-11-2014 12:14pm

Surface is of absolutely no concern to me, given he was just touched off here on debut over this c&d (actually from the same stall). Was 2nd in a handicap here off a mark of 70 last time in a handicap and was only beaten 6 lengths by Gordon Lord Byron last time he ran on the all weather. He had an AW rating of 79 at the time so how he has a rating of 51 now is beyond me

Francie Barrett · 07-11-2014 12:15pm

Shabra Emperor in the 7:00 is one I have been watching for awhile and I feel is now poised to return to form. Horse is now down to a mark of 55 which is close to a career low. With the benefit of a 7lb claim, it gives the horse a stone in hand over the two market principals.

sting60 · 07-11-2014 12:26pm

NaiveMelodies wrote: »

Welcome back Sting.
I had a good look at this one earlier and a couple of positives but is there an angle I'm missing with regards him being well in?

The handbrake has been well on for each run and her mark of 64 is way below her ability.if money arrives for her she will win.fran berry is the job jockey for feane

ste2010 · 07-11-2014 12:47pm

3 I like today quick notes

Broughton 6's into 3's at musselbrough price is shortening and reckon his first run out was a spin. C and d winner and reckon he will win this cosily before being put into a bigger fish handicap

AMore mio 12's and kilcullen article 7's at Hexham at 3.50

Rossinis dancer is a punt at 25's at Hexham off his current mark

Hi note @ 13'2 may well do the business at fontwell again if the favourite can't produce the goods

Francie Barrett · 07-11-2014 5:59pm

Big drift on the two favourites.

redarmy · 07-11-2014 6:03pm

Peintre Celebre wrote: »

Hopefully we'll all need the wheelbarrows if the well handicapped Battleroftheboyne wins the opener tonight at Dundalk. Runs off a mark of 51, last win came off 86. He's fared better than the bare result a couple of times this year including last time (ran off 68). Was beaten a nose at Navan back in April by a horse who is now rated 22lbs higher and has won since, and a fair few winners in behind. I'd be really disappointed if he couldn't get competitive tonight with so much weight off him in what isn't the strongest of races, despite being drawn in 9. Last win came off 86. Ability N Delivery is feared most, ahead of Your Pal Tal. 10/1 in two places.

CHOO CHOO

was not at the races, well was but ya know what i mean

Peintre Celebre · 07-11-2014 6:06pm

No joy, sorry to anyone that followed.

The train has momentarily suspended service.

Francie Barrett · 07-11-2014 7:15pm

Dalewari @5/4 in the 7:30 at Dundalk looks like the proverbial penalty kick.

Francie Barrett · 07-11-2014 7:35pm

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Shabra Emperor in the 7:00 is one I have been watching for awhile and I feel is now poised to return to form. Horse is now down to a mark of 55 which is close to a career low. With the benefit of a 7lb claim, it gives the horse a stone in hand over the two market principals.

2nd :pac:

Francie Barrett · 07-11-2014 7:35pm

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Dalewari @5/4 in the 7:30 at Dundalk looks like the proverbial penalty kick.

2nd :pac:

BorneTobyWilde · 07-11-2014 8:52pm

I backed Marble in the 7.00
I really like Cristys call in the 9.00 very low weight and has run some good races over c&d
12-1 ew

BorneTobyWilde · 07-11-2014 9:00pm

Talsara is interesting,

Mongfinder General · 07-11-2014 9:55pm

sting60 wrote: »

Goath tire 8.30. Dundalk is seriously well in. He looks a real bet IMO.[/QUO

Dreaming if you think that horse will do anything other than lose.

BorneTobyWilde · 08-11-2014 5:22pm

Easy to be wise after the event .

Mongfinder General · 08-11-2014 5:26pm

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Easy to be wise after the event .

See my post before the race. That horse will do nothing.

sting60 · 30-12-2014 8:05pm

2nd Jan southwell an
Amature race the best handicapped horse in 2014 runs imp.

coopdog85 · 30-12-2014 8:06pm

sting60 wrote: »

2nd Jan southwell an
Amature race the best handicapped horse in 2014 runs imp.

Ok, a name would be handy.

sting60 · 30-12-2014 8:18pm

coopdog85 wrote: »

Ok, a name would be handy.

with top jock simon walker makes a price for this.he will go from the front and stays big time( no form)he is laid out for this race,will let you know when I get on.

STB. · 31-12-2014 11:36am

Presume you are talking about that Appleby horse. It look like the main danger MJMs mount doesn't stay 2m.

sting60 · 31-12-2014 8:42pm

STB. wrote: »

Presume you are talking about that Appleby horse. It look like the main danger MJMs mount doesn't stay 2m.

No,never presume.

hurleronditch · 01-01-2015 5:49pm

We'll you haven't made much of a mystery of it to be fair. 365 have priced him 9/4s.

hurleronditch · 01-01-2015 5:54pm

I have fancy on rockview emperor in the 7:05 in Dundalk. Well backed twice a few weeks back over a mile but couldn't get through traffic both times though ran on on well. Tried over 10 and a half last time but didn't suit and back to a mile here. I expect he will be ridden closer to the pace this time and I reckon anything north of 4s may be value

BorneTobyWilde · 01-01-2015 10:37pm

Helium for me in the 3.35
Good value at 16-1
Double with Rockview .
Boo yaw

robo · 02-01-2015 9:50am

Rockview is at a great price of 8/1 this morning

Francie Barrett · 02-01-2015 1:31pm

Jonnie Skull at 14/1 in the 2:30 at Southwell is worth a bet. Horse ran only yesterday, looking a bit keen and running out of steam far too soon. Today sees it down in trip to 7f which should suit. Horse has been a total monkey so there's really no telling how it will do, but if it runs to recent Yarmouth form, it should be to good for this lot.

Peintre Celebre · 02-01-2015 2:23pm

Storm in the 7.05 tonight my only bet. 12/1

sting60 · 02-01-2015 3:16pm

May hay today.

mr.jingle · 02-01-2015 3:36pm

sting60 wrote: »

May hay today.

Thought Walker was on?

mick malones mauser · 02-01-2015 3:41pm

sting60 wrote: »

May hay today.

Nice one Thanks

Howjoe1 · 02-01-2015 3:42pm

sting60 wrote: »

May hay today.

covering your arse picking the two market leaders:rolleyes:

I'll stick with Aidan & Rossom.

NaiveMelodies · 02-01-2015 3:43pm

mr.jingle wrote: »

Thought Walker was on?

I thought same but reading back I now think he was implying with Walker in the race on the fancied horse that he'd get a better price for May Hay...

Anyway.. well done Sting hope you'd plenty on.

mr.jingle · 02-01-2015 3:46pm

NaiveMelodies wrote: »

I thought same but reading back I now think he was implying with Walker in the race on the fancied horse that he'd get a better price for May Hay...

Anyway.. well done Sting hope you'd plenty on.

Just reading over it myself and thats what I've implied now! Well done Sting plenty of money this morning for it, hope it was all yours

mr.jingle · 02-01-2015 3:48pm

Howjoe1 wrote: »

covering your arse picking the two market leaders:rolleyes:

I'll stick with Aidan & Rossom.

Think your like me and read the post wrong, **** happens, he certainly won like a very well handicapped low grade stayer

NaiveMelodies · 02-01-2015 3:49pm

Howjoe1 wrote: »

covering your arse picking the two market leaders:rolleyes:

I'll stick with Aidan & Rossom.

I don't think his pocket cares who you follow bud!

Howjoe1 · 02-01-2015 3:50pm

mr.jingle wrote: »

Think your like me and read the post wrong, **** happens, he certainly won like a very well handicapped low grade stayer

Maybe. But it was clear a few on here thought he meant Whitaker's mount and clarifying that late left a few on the wrong horse if that is the case.

superfurry1 · 02-01-2015 3:54pm

Fair play sting i thought it might be mayhay when i read it first time that walker would be supplementing the price well done was not on ;(

mr.jingle · 02-01-2015 4:01pm

Howjoe1 wrote: »

Maybe. But it was clear a few on here thought he meant Whitaker's mount and clarifying that late left a few on the wrong horse if that is the case.

I was one of them but that's my fault not Stings, he posted the horse well before the off, I, like other's had my money down and that's simply our fault

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