Archive for September, 2010
Thursday, September 30th, 2010
Lang Shining was quite a high profile horse at Sir Michael Stoute’s yard at one time but never quite fulfilled his early promise there. A change of stable and a drop in class has led to a very successful campaign for him in 2010. His win at Kempton ...
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Wednesday, September 29th, 2010
Selections for Thursday Ayr 4.05 Captain Macarry 4.40 Cheyenne Red 5.15 Cosmic Sun Newmarket 2.35 Buthelezi 3.10 Ship’s Biscuit 5.30 Botanist Kempton 7.00 Wulfrida 9.00 Primaeval Warwick 3.55 Cadore 5.05 Bollin Judith
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Tuesday, September 28th, 2010
September has been quite a fruitful month for us and last night’s preview yielded a couple more winners thanks to Harlestone Times and Regal Park. Tomorrow’s racing looks difficult. Housepoint is related to several winners and is dropped back in trip to 7 furlongs after finishing well ...
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Monday, September 27th, 2010
Red Lover is well thought of at home and should be all the better for a course and distance run at Newbury 10 days ago when he contests the 3.10 at the Berkshire track tomorrow. Towbaat is a bit better than his form figures suggest and would have a ...
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Saturday, September 25th, 2010
I had Golden Blaze in my notebook as one to back next time. His entry in the 2.25 at Ascot seems quite a strange one though as I expected him to appear at a Northern track and in a race over further. The trainer must believe the horse has a ...
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Saturday, September 25th, 2010
Just a couple of thoughts on the Haydock 2.35. Sunny Game is a horse I have been waiting for. He was 3rd in a race at Chester that has worked out well and has had a break so comes to Haydock a fresh horse. The other one to ...
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Friday, September 24th, 2010
I will start tonight’s preview at Ascot although from a punting point of view I suspect that the better value is to be had in the North West at Chester and Haydock. The Ascot card kicks off with a big field mile handicap at 1.55. Sajjhaa could ...
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Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
Tomorrow sees the start of the Ascot Festival meeting and I will start tonight’s bulletin there. The first race, the 2.00 is a nursery, that is a handicap for 2 year olds. I have been following Byrony who is trained by Richard Hannon and the horse has now ...
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Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010
I don’t have a particularly strong view on tomorrow’s racing but I will just point out a handful of horses of interest. Staring at Pontefract in the 2.30 Jade has shown some promise for up and coming trainer Ollie Pears. He will stay further than this 6 furlongs in ...
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Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
Selections for Tuesday Goodwood 3.45 Bullet Train 4.20 Exemplary Redcar 4.35 Dandarrell Kempton 6.50 Trecase 8.20 Azaday (danger Loden)
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