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Fancies For Today III
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zimmermania wrote: »I backed Gulliver on a few occasions and his gutsy performances ensures he gets little relief from the handicapper.
David Omeara puts up promising claimer A Villiers to take off 5 lbs and while it is risky to put an inexperienced lad up in a race like the Stewards Cup,two 5 lb claimers have won this in the last 10 years and the 5 lbs less to carry will help.
The draw is supposed to have no bearing on the result but i prefer to have one drawn high or low and in stall 3 GULLIVER is just fine and 16/1 with PP paying 6 places (online at least) he is worth backing ew in this mad dash with 28 runners at 3.35 Goodwood,stablemate Summerghand is also likely to run well.
Both ran well in this last year finishing 4th and 6th when GULLIVER was running on strongly at the finish.
What a finish
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Deleted User wrote: »Three in the next (and last) 2 races at the Scottish venue.
8.15 MY VALENTINO & ROSEMAY
About 25s and 16s. Gone each way. Don't like the well backed fav Temper Trap -
has a bit to prove imo. Place lay perhaps. Currently 13/8. Very short and no value.
8.45
GRANITE CITY DOC
About 10s and bigger available. Should give this each way backer a run for his money.
Gluck
Couldn't have been any wronger there
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Deleted User wrote: »In the amateur race 6.10 at Ayr where anything can happen 2 appeal
ROYAL SHAHEEN 8/1 Gen
Is twice a course winner and has won on soft. First time cheekpieces can be a cause for some optimism too.
MAX GUEVARA 40/1 Gen
Has ran twice on ground described as Soft and also Heavy, and has ran well both times. Has ran a few times on the All Weather, but most
of his runs have been on turf with good in the description. Most of those have been mediocre at best, with just the one
win, and that was on good ground. Can discount his last run as that was after an absence. He can definitely outrun those odds with the ground description being as it is.
Worth a couple of each way bets methinks.
Gluck
Meeting appears to be abandoned, wasn't aware of this when looking at the cards. I just checked the results and the 3.40 was the last race to take place :pac:
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Stratford 6.20 MOOD FOR MISCHIEF 40/1 Gen
This 5yr old gelding appears to stay just about 2m on the flat and over hurdles.
Has never won at any distance, but has finished within 5 lengths a couple of
times over the 2m trip on the flat.
In his first 3 outings over hurdles he's been beaten by about 10 lengths twice, and about 15 lengths on his first run, without seeming like a step up in trip would help. All those 3 runs were at about 2 miles - the longest being the extended 2m1f trip which he tackled on his first run over the sticks.
He got a handicap rating after his 3rd hurdles run, but was strangely upped in trip to just a few yards shy of 2 1/2m on his fourth, and most recent hurdles outing about 3wks ago where he was pulled up at about 2 out. He was dropped 5lbs for that run, down now to 99 from 104.
He does seem to have an affinity for good/good to firm going, wears the visor for the first time and perhaps this being a class 5 handicap it just might be his day. I'm hoping the trainer wanted to get him to a rating of no more than 100 to allow him to ply his trade at the basement level lumping a big weight rather than perhaps a lower weight in a class 4. All guesswork, but that's all part of the fun. Maybe he's going for a bigger payday than just the £2,794 stg on offer for the winner's purse.
The prices he has gone off at on those 4 hurdles trips were 66/1 twice, 20/1 and 50/1 respectively in order from 1st to 4th run. I'm thinking his light has been hidden under a bushel purposely by his trainer J A Bennett who doesn't get many winners.
Am no expert but I presume that it's an 'easy' 2m at Stratford (2m 70yds the exact distance here), and it's his 5th hurdles run at a fifth different track. The detective
in me thinks summit could be afoot.
The price does seem a tad generous and I'm hoping he's primed for a good run.
Good enough for an e/w bet all things considered.
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Deleted User wrote: »Stratford 6.20 MOOD FOR MISCHIEF 40/1 Gen
This 5yr old gelding appears to stay just about 2m on the flat and over hurdles.
Has never won at any distance, but has finished within 5 lengths a couple of
times over the 2m trip on the flat.
In his first 3 outings over hurdles he's been beaten by about 10 lengths twice, and about 15 lengths on his first run, without seeming like a step up in trip would help. All those 3 runs were at about 2 miles - the longest being the extended 2m1f trip which he tackled on his first run over the sticks.
He got a handicap rating after his 3rd hurdles run, but was strangely upped in trip to just a few yards shy of 2 1/2m on his fourth, and most recent hurdles outing about 3wks ago where he was pulled up at about 2 out. He was dropped 5lbs for that run, down now to 99 from 104.
He does seem to have an affinity for good/good to firm going, wears the visor for the first time and perhaps this being a class 5 handicap it just might be his day. I'm hoping the trainer wanted to get him to a rating of no more than 100 to allow him to ply his trade at the basement level lumping a big weight rather than perhaps a lower weight in a class 4. All guesswork, but that's all part of the fun. Maybe he's going for a bigger payday than just the £2,794 stg on offer for the winner's purse.
The prices he has gone off at on those 4 hurdles trips were 66/1 twice, 20/1 and 50/1 respectively in order from 1st to 4th run. I'm thinking his light has been hidden under a bushel purposely by his trainer J A Bennett who doesn't get many winners.
Am no expert but I presume that it's an 'easy' 2m at Stratford (2m 70yds the exact distance here), and it's his 5th hurdles run at a fifth different track. The detective in me thinks summit could be afoot.
The price does seem a tad generous and I'm hoping he's primed for a good run.
Good enough for an e/w bet all things considered.
Gluck punting boardsies if ye're bettin today.
Could be another Oriental Lily Jeff?:D0 -
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realdanbreen wrote: »Could be another Oriental Lily Jeff?:D
Indeed Dave indeed:D:D:pac::pac::pac::pac: 0 -
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Widdensushi wrote: »Out to 66/1 on pp now
I'm keeping the faith, the logic was stellar :pac:. As long as the horse doesn't know his price it's all systems go. 0 -
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