Monday Racing Thread

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Good luck with that George but it's a long time since I have spent so little time evaluating a race before coming to an outcome.

Dawn Approach is home and hosed and I have backed it accordingly.
 
Sheikh Mohammed said he wanted to run his operation like his country.

A dictatorship that tortures people,abuses kids and dopes horses...I wonder what his multiple wives think of it all.

The "man" is a nauseating piece of crap but the BHA can't stop licking his......
 
GGW said:
Glad you mentioned her Bluesky, Dream Wild (the Abdullah horse) is worth a watch and, assuming she's not a silly price, a bet. Yard think a lot of her.
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Up in 10 minutes. Fingers crossed.
 
Can I <cracker> a 5/4 shot from info? Probably not, but she won well on debut from the outside draw. Ryan Moore didn't even go for the whip once and the Hamdan and Pearl horses are probably no mugs. Mark that one down lads, the yard like her a lot.
 
Taking the stake back. Splitting the winnings in half....and going for more e/w on the Cecil colt in the 2000
 
7.25 Lingfield

Alices Dancer 33/1

Only having a small bet on her but I firmly believe that William Muir's talented yet temperamental filly has enough ability to win this if everything falls right for her. Racing here off a mark of 82, she takes a big drop in class having run on a bit in the closing stages of her seasonal reappearance at Kempton earlier this month (still beaten 9L) in a race that didn't suit those held up and she is also only 1lb above her last winning mark last August when getting up in the closing stages to win going away. Furthermore, she absolutely flew home to be beaten only 3L despite starting very slowly at Salisbury over 6f last September off a mark of 84 in a much better contest than this which emphasises both her temperament and ability. She's well drawn here in stall 3 as she drops back from a Class 2 contest to this Class 4 race and if everything goes right for her I think she has more than enough talent to get involved off her current rating. There seems to be quite a bit of pace on which should suit this hold up filly and although she may be well beaten if not fancying things if everything goes to plan, which the little bit of money around would suggest, she may surprise a few and go in at a big price.
 
Dexter said:
Sheikh Mohammed said he wanted to run his operation like his country.

A dictatorship that tortures people,abuses kids and dopes horses...I wonder what his multiple wives think of it all.

The "man" is a nauseating piece of crap but the BHA can't stop licking his......
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Well said Dexter!!! he s smarmy as well.....
 
GGW said:
Can I <cracker> a 5/4 shot from info? Probably not, but she won well on debut from the outside draw. Ryan Moore didn't even go for the whip once and the Hamdan and Pearl horses are probably no mugs. Mark that one down lads, the yard like her a lot.
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Well done Gorgeous, I left it at the price as I knew they would not really ask if in a battle and did not like the look of the draw. I agree the Hamdan horse looked good as did his other who ran earlier on the card. Fantastic racer that one really wanted to run on in the final furlong, looked to really enjoy what he was doing.

I have one bet tonight which is ATTWAL, Seb Sanders has just bolted around the M25 to get there in time to ride it from Lingfield.
 
Good call Blue...I always admire anyone who backs a horse ridden by the seb fella...awful pilot.
 
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