Hy guys, we will bringing you hot info, early info and sometimes late info, straight from the trainer, so keep an eye out. We have two pieces of info for today, both of which, according to the trainers will not lose. One is currently trading at a huge price and the other is pretty short, we would advise two singles and a double as both are considered steering jobs. Both horses go at Hamilton. In the 2.10, I can tell you that Winter Hill is expected to duly bolt up. Tom has informed me that this is proper 2yo and with his youngsters in cracking form, he wont hear of defeat. And in the 4.40, Jim Goldie, a personal friend of mine, has assured me that Nay Secret, has at least 2 stone in hand and Mr Mullen has been told not win by too far. Currently trading at around the 20/1 mark, this price will not last very long as the stable expects to land a nice gamble with him.
I picked out Winter Hill early this morning, and was encouraged when I seen 2/1 as the RP price prediction, but he's 4/6, far to short, considering he was only 5th on debut
There is plenty of 4/5 about. Tom expected her to win first time out but things maybe didnt go her way. She will know more today and his words were, she is a proper 2yo.
Hi Eddie, Who is the "We" you are referring to in your original post? And did Mr Dascombe personally give you this information or is this a quote from the racing media?
Me and my team and yes, Tom told me this is a proper 2yo. I have the inside track on alot of his 2yos. He told me to watch out for one called Sir Trevor. Its not in any of the databases yet I dont think. He also has a nice Authorized colt called Equalizer, imposing type who will make a 3yo but will be able to compete at 2. Watch out for him in a backend maiden.
There is another few more immediate prospects, the likes of Bear Behind, Winter Hill, Goal Hangar(Owens), Tallevu (cert to win a maiden this year) and they have one for the big sales race at Fairyhouse, Cool Hand Luke (will love soft ground)
Thanks jumpers, you must have gave my team that stroke of luck to come across the late Varian info, hope you lumped on at 14s
Nope, no such luck I was on Sir Henry's, in fact it was my nap of the day.....market told me it wasn't going to win but too little too late....oh well, if you do your dough you've just got to let it go as someone once said
You could do worse than have a couple of pounds e/w on Spring Daisy, was 14s with hills last I checked. I got the impression that tom was pretty confident about this running a big race.
