Horses to follow 2020

DD1518

Hi guys hope it's ok to post here have spent the last few weeks studying horses watching numerous re runs of races and have compiled a list of horses I feel are worth putting in the tracker for the coming season including one's I've got tips for in the past. It would be great if you all could post a few you fancy.

Mostly 3 and 4 Yo flat horses

Trainer Aidan O'Brien watch out for second time out maidens along with Richard Hannon.

Trainer Charles Hills follow betting patterns on any of his horses his family usually lump on.

* Indicates group horse

Horse: Isobar Wind looked to be held back by jockey over last few races rated 63 but has won at 68,67,64 has won over 6,7 furlongs plus 1m142y definitely one to keep in the tracker.

Horse: Alice Milligan got a tip for it and was very unlucky just beaten into second can be temperamental but if it leaves the stalls well has every chance.

Horse: Mickey Buckman has been second in his last two races finishes well but needs to improve in the earlier stages often leaves himself too much to do .
Trainer Gary Moore

Horse : Ena Baie
Trainer: Harry Fry
Another slow starter but has bags of potential struggles to make the 2m or 2m2 a drop back in trip is needed to fulfil this mares potential.

Horse: Grouseman 3yo has only raced twice but big things expected from this extremely well bred Kylacchy colt
Trainer: Mrs Pam Sly

Horse: Brushwork 4yo Won his first three outings (6f )with plenty in hand but struggled in his last race with it being his first time over 7f but that can be put behind him excited to follow his progress over the next few years.*
Trainer:Charles Hills

Horse: Macho Boy 3yo only ran twice but was plenty to like about his last run coming second at 33-1.
Trainer:Brian Meehan

Horse: Asbaagh 3yo 3rd on debut well bred heard interview with his trainer John Gosden who states he's definitely one to watch.

Horse: Volkan Star 3yo bred from sea the stars (cost 1milg ) has raced in a group 3 at Newmarket but was 6th-8 but holds plenty of future entries for trainer Charlie Appleby. *

Horse: Mums Tipple 3yo who won first three races at 6f but the step up in class proved too much at newmarket in a race won by the french raider Earthlight who remains unbeaten.*
Trainer: R Hannon

Horse: Earthlight, Irish Bred french raider who won a group 1 at Newmarket for his trainer Andre Fabre will be interesting to see if he can continue his ascent.*

Horse: Siskin 3yo Unbeaten colt won first four races three of those Irish group 1s. Was sent to Newmarket but withdrawn before the start which was disappointing.
Trainer Ger Lyons *

Horse: Samille, 3yo placed twice and fourth in first three starts at big odds will have learned plenty from those outings and win a few races this year.
Trainer Amy Murphy

Horse: Sharja Bridge 6yo has won a few class 1 and 2 races picking up a valuable listed stakes at Doncaster and was second to Beat the Bank in a group 2 at Sandown struggled in his last two races down in grade but still highly rated and won't be long until he's in the winners enclosure again *
Trainer Roger Varian

Horse: Mighty Spirt, 3yo acclamation filly who can be expensive to follow has flattered to deceive so far but finally picked up a win in Catterick lto way down in grade in a class 5 after previously coming second on more than one occasion in C1 and C2 company which proves the potential is there whether she can fulfil it is another question.
Trainer R Fahey

Horse: Nayef Road, 4yo Galileo Colt who's raced quiet a bit so early in his career has won a group 3 at Goodwood last year under a strong ride from SDS beating the highly fancied AOB charge Constantinople. Wasn't disgraced in group 1 company in most recent start in Doncaster placing 3rd to the superstar Logician at 40-1 *
Trainer: Mark Johnston

Horse: Red Tea, 7yo mare who has won a group 2 at the curragh but most recent been tried in the US with no real success
Train J O'Brien

Horse: Stone Of Destiny, 5yo gelding bred from acclamation. Has won a class 2 at Ascot and has the potential to win a big handicap at some stage has won twice over 5f and once at 6f but looks to prefer the shorter distance keep eye out for him
Trainer A Balding

Horse: Embour, 5yo Gelding highly consistent and you wont be out too much following him always there or thereabouts
Trainer R Hannon

Horse: Show me Show me, 3yo caught my eye after running well at big odds in group 3 and C2 races at Newbury and Goodwood should pick up a few wins soo enough *
Trainer R Fahey

Horse: Firepower, 3yo was bought for 165k as a yearling won first time out but has struggled to make the step up to group company but that wouldn't put me off backing him in future has a quick turn off foot
Trainer: Clive Cox

Horse: Fort Myers 3yo , only two wins so far have come at Dundalk but performed well in a group 2 at Ascot coming fourth to stablemate Arizona which caught my eye *
Trainer A O'Brien

Horse: Finoah 4yo has won three times so far and often runs well at big prices one to keep an eye out for in the betting has won at 7f twice and 5f
Trainer T Dascombe

Horse: Majestic Dawn 4yo who has won twice and been placed 6 times in his first 9 races
Trainer: P Cole

Horse: Aroha, 3yo filly who has placed twice in group 3 company at Ascot going off at 16-1 and 100-1. Oisin Murphy found her very likeable and reckons there's plenty more to come from her.*
Trainer: B Meehan

Horse: Forever in Dreams, 4yo filly who was very unlucky to miss out on winning a group 1 just being beat into 3rd in the last few yards at 66-1 at Ascot it's a course she runs well at after previously coming second in another group 1 there. *
Trainer A Fogarty

Horse: Just Wonderful, 4yo Filly won a group 2 at Newmarket and ran a decent race in a group 1 that was won by the Japanese horse Deirdre. Tends to be keen which can go against her but if jockey can keep in control can get better. *
Trainer A O'Brien

Horse: Harpocrates, 3yo colt ran a good race in his first attempt in a group 2 finishing second has been placed in 7 out of his first 9 starts so looks a consistent sort I'd imagine he will pick up a win in a big group race this year.
Trainer A O'Brien

Horse: Kinross 3yo Kingman Colt struck me as a very classy horse winning fto at Newmarket making up lots of ground with relative ease to win by 8L. Encountered a lot of traffic in a G1 at newcastle on the Aw and couldn't get out which happens in racing has a huge future ahead. *
Trainer Ralph Beckett

Horse: Awesometank 5yo filly who has won a listed race at Goodwood and Sandown nice honest horse to follow
Trainer W Haggas

Horse: Keystroke 8yo won a group 3 at newmarket @ 66-1 flying home after sitting in rear for most of the race. Trainer said the aim is to win a group 1 with this horse which is a bold statement so I'd take notice of that and put it in my tracker *
Trainer Stuart Williams

Horse: Pretty Pollyanna 4yo another Shamardal filly who won a G1 at Deauville and also picking up a G2 at Newmarket before that the trainer tends to wait for the right race instead of entering her willy nilly so always worth a few pound. *
Trainer: Michael Bell

Horse: Victor Ludorum 3yo unbeaten french horse bred from Shamardal can see her being sent to England to race in a big group race similar to stablemate Earthlight **
Trainer Andre Fabre

Horse: Royal Dornoch 3yo Gleneagles colt won a group 2 at 16-1 last summer at Newmarket and bigger things are expected from him *
Trainer A O'Brien

Horse: Bless Him 6yo bred from Sea the stars won his last two from watching him likes the field to go off at a good pace over 1m
Trainer David Simcock

Horse: Abate 4yo sprinter who picked up first win at Ripon 6f rated 75 several of those who finished behind won races subsequently has struggled in last few races over 7f has been gelded since and next run will be off a far lower mark runs well on soft ground
Trainer Adrian Nicholls

Horse:Bedouins Story 5yo backed him at York last year when he won at 11-2 over 7f rated 94 has since went up to 103 but still looks well handicapped despite coming 6th lto runs best over 7f on soft ground
Trainer S Bin Suroor

Horse: Al Suhail 3yo colt who cost €1.1mg as a yearling bred from Dubawi was unlucky to miss out lto but it looked like he'd prefer a longer distance only ever raced up to 1m so far I'd like to see him run over 1m2 or 3 **
Trainer C Appleby

Horse: Art Power 3yo colt who caught my eye winning a novice stakes at York looked assured throughout and when asked found the extra gear required flying home to win by 5L on soft ground probably best over the minimum trip or even 6f will be interesting to see if he can make the step up in group company. *
Trainer Tim Easterby

Horse: Berkshire Rocco, 3yo only win has come at Chester over 7f but placed in his first G3 @16-1 at Newmarket another who I reckon could do with maybe stepping up to 1m5 judging by his stamina *
Trainer Andrew Balding

Horse: Breathalyze 3yo has won two novice stakes at Chester and was beaten by my previous selection in another. He's rated 88 which is quiet fair considering his form has only raced over 7f but looks to be capable of going up to 1m *
Trainer Tom Dascombe

Horse: Brentford Hope, 3yo Camelot Colt only raced once and won on that occasion over 1m2 on soft ground from watching a replay he looked very keen early on and pulled but Jamie Spencer managed to keep him focused and ultimately flew home has plenty of pace and stamina could see him going further has an Irish Derby entry *
Trainer Richard Hughes

Horse: Cognac 3yo racing off a mark of 87 this year which underestimates him has been a frontrunner in all of his starts so far over 7f winning once at Musselburgh his trainer spoke about possibly running him in Goodwood over 1m so will be watching out for him.
Trainer Mark Johnston

Horse: Cold Front 3yo ran a nice race in his only start so far just getting caught on the line by a strong finisher after looking very assured for most of it. The ground was heavy that day looks to be a pure sprinter so probably best left at 5 and 6f .
Trainer W Haggas

Horse: Declaring Love, 3yo filly 3rd fto in a race that the horses she finished behind went onto win in group company Daahyeh over 6&7f and Raffle Prize over 5&6f which shows the potential of this horse very speedy type who also possesses stamina so could see her being ran over 1m3-5 holds plenty of entries only concern is that she hasn't raced since.
Trainer S Bin Suroor *

Horse: Highest Ground 3yo Frankel colt who won fto races quiet similar to his sire got left behind after issues in the stalls and was way behind but finished like a rocket winning by 3L. Looks very versatile and will run well over varying distances holds an Epsom derby entry and could be another superstar in the making. *
Trainer Michael Stoute

Horse: Kuramata , 3yo Colt 3rd at big odds in a novice stakes at Kempton fto improved as the race went on and perhaps would have won if it was ran over a further distance so could see him being upped in trip to 1m5 in future.
Trainer John Gosden

Horse: Letscrackon ,3yo filly bred from Camacho will be racing off a mark of 75 won her second race at Windsor convincingly and looks very well handicapped. Went off as 2nd fav in most recent race over 6f at chelmsford but the A/W didn't seem to suit her. Would like to see her back over 5f on soft ground as she likes to set the pace and could be hard to catch over the minimum distance .
Trainer Gary Moore

Horse: Louganini, 3yo Gelding who won fto over 7f had plenty to do 2 out but responded well under Jason Watson and motored home and looked to have a lot in reserve so that definitely caught my eye. Probably best remaining over 6 and 7f. Will be interesting to see what mark he's assigned by the handicapper anything in the low 80s will be very reasonable.
Trainer Roger Charlton

Horse: Midnights Legacy, 3yo Colt who won lto over 1m2 at Bath from watching the race you can tell the horse likes the soft ground and has the stamina to go over further looks a very tough sort and will most likely be a nh horse in the future but should pick up a win or two on the flat
Trainer Alan King

Horse: Military March, 3yo unbeaten colt who won his first two starts at over 7f and 1m beating Al Suhail in one of those races. He's another who's versatile distance wise and wont mind stepping up in trip between 1m2 and 5 holds a derby entry this is a high class horse and one godolphin are certainly excited about. ***
Trainer S Bin Suroor

Horse: The New Marwan, 3yo Dark angel colt who has plenty of racing experience for such a young horse but only won once in those 7 races with 5 of those coming at Chester so he knows the course well. Never raced over any further than 1m with his win coming in a 6f race prefers good ground according to his trainer and probably could do with being upped in trip.
Trainer Richard Fahey

Horse: Quadrilateral, 3yo unbeaten filly winning her first three races over 7f(twice) and 1m looks to have more stamina than speed according to Roger Charlton. Will run in the 1k Guineas and the oaks with the latter being the one she will most likely challenge for considering she could struggle for pace over the 1m at the 1k guineas
Trainer Roger Charlton

Horse: Repartee, 3yo Colt who looks to be a quality sprinter placed in three of his four starts winning once at York and wasn't disgraced by Threat in another race. Has only ever raced over 6f but I'd like to see him over 5f with the speed he possesses. **
Trainer Kevin Ryan

Horse: Sky Storm, 3yo Only adding this horse because I got word for it on twitter from one of the stable staff who reckons the trainer will run her over shorter distances which don't really suit her as she has more stamina than speed before getting a handicap mark. The plan is to enter her in a race when they know she's well handicapped over 1m5 or further so shes in the tracker.
Trainer Hughie Morrison

Horse: Vardon Flyer, 3yo gelding has raced 7 times so far without picking up a win but came closest lto at York losing to Ainsdale who has gone on to win twice after that looks nicely handicapped at 79 on that form prefers soft ground over 5 and 6f and should win nto
Trainer M Easterby

Horse: Wild Hero, 3yo colt another who's well handicapped (72)considering the quality of opposition he's raced against previously. Andrew Balding stated in recent interview that he reckons this horse prefers good to soft but won't want further than 1m.
Trainer Andrew Balding

Horse: Kingbrook, 3yo Kingman colt has raced four times winning once over 7f ran respectively over 1m lto and will like even further big strong type potential group horse according to his stable
Trainer Mark Johnston

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Loads of work gone in there. We’ll done.