Sunday's Meetings Navan N/H 8 Races 1:20-5:05p.m. Kempton A/W 6 Races 2:15-5:00p.m. Exeter Abandoned Market Rasen Abandoned Racecards At The Races Racing Post Sporting Life Good Luck
Looks like Navan goes ahead. Dinard Rose @ 6/1 looks worth a punt in the 2.55. Taking on her elders but I can't see this fazing her as she has plenty of previous experience from the flat. Gets a fair old weight allowance too. It could be a decent day for Noel Meade. I hope so anyway because if he has a good day so will I from a punting perspective.
Killultagh Vic in the 1.50 Navan. I’m looking for cart horses in this ground and this old stager ticks lots of boxes.
Lets all hope the wonderfully named Cypriot jockey Eracles Eracleous enjoys his time in the saddle in 5.00 at Kempers
This one and the tipped Dinard Rose appear to be Rachel Blackmores only two rides of the day. I did the ew double this morning at 20/1 and 11/2 respectively
yes,could raise a few eyebrows today,but i am not sure,if hes good enough to take it.but good luck to you.i think,i ll side with the mare magic of light.shes fit and well,and that might be a big facor. as for the first race,heres my verdict: JOSHUA WEBB and jungle Junction have already met this Season,with the first-named Winning then,and theres not much between them on form,but i think,the meade horse can confirm the form today..
well,regarding the boyne hurdle,how ironic can it be??the man Russell wins on a 16-1 shot! navan,2 55: i think,the two to concentrate on here are WHATUCALLHER and my club Colours,who clashed last time out,with Paul nolans charge running out an easy winner.my choice has About ten lengths to make up on her,but,opposed to her rival,who went up 8 lbr for that win,WHATUCALLHERs mark has been left unchanged,so its not impossible,she can turn the form around.
The Bumper gamble for Cheltenham well and truly foiled - shallnt be winning in March on that performance even tho is wasn’t one of Jamie’s greatest rides!! Was 6/1 this morning back out to 20/1
I had a couple of quid on delvino thought in run well first time out by Dylan Thomas will appreciate better ground as will most.
