Daily Racing Thread Monday 23rd. March 2015

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Happy Monday all, here's what we go to war with:

215- Stow
240- Indian Giver
320- Makadamia
420- Flashman
430-Cosway spirit
450- King Massini NAP
520-River Dancing

Really fancy King Massini as he was well backed last time and didn't really show a lot but they try pieces and I'm hoping that will help King Massini save enough for the business end of the race :)
 
Been looking at that claimer boil and for all the World to me it looks like Bridgy has put CONDUCTING in on a weight to go to war with. Very sulky performance on the flat for Megan Nicholls recently but that aside on these terms he has an outstanding chance.
 
stick said:
Been looking at that claimer boil and for all the World to me it looks like Bridgy has put CONDUCTING in on a weight to go to war with. Very sulky performance on the flat for Megan Nicholls recently but that aside on these terms he has an outstanding chance.
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I did look at it Stick but went with Stow as its record when running in claiming races is fantastic!!!
 
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3:10 PEARL RANSOM Bailey's got his horses in relatively good nick of late and this horse is a consistent sort. Really fancy his chances with Parkes on board who claims 7lbs. 5/1 most places
 
Hi Jim, welcome -hope you're right, backed it earlier along with Canon law -Irish raider who gets,uthe Gibbons treatment -I've also thrown iconic rose and georgie lad into a L 15 -
Good luck -oh and in that claimer -I'm with stick -Blake's horses don't seem to be running too well............ Watch it romp now!
 
Firstly welcome jim
Stick , Boil what an interesting claiming hurdle you both take a view on are you both willing to bet on the race?
6 line up and 4 have great chances conducting I do like a lot along with stow .
Jolly Roger looks nicely poised aswell but can you ignore Moore on while you wait who is 4 wins from 5 runs. Definitely a no bet bookies benefit race in my eyes like most of today's racing.
Good luck with your bets though lads
 
You See said:
Firstly welcome jim
Stick , Boil what an interesting claiming hurdle you both take a view on are you both willing to bet on the race?
6 line up and 4 have great chances conducting I do like a lot along with stow .
Jolly Roger looks nicely poised aswell but can you ignore Moore on while you wait who is 4 wins from 5 runs. Definitely a no bet bookies benefit race in my eyes like most of today's racing.
Good luck with your bets though lads
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It is a bit of a mine field but at the odd Im willing to back Stow to small stakes!!! He wouldn't be a confident bet though because as you said it's an ultra competitive claimed !!!
 
Morning, crew. Exciting day on the racing front as the latest prodigy of that wonder mare, Close Harmony, makes his racecourse bow. This mare has to be one of the best dams in the NH sphere in recent years as she has already produced, amongst others, such high quality performers as Heather Royal, Maestro Royal and, of course, the legendary Barbers Shop.

Heather Royal and Barbers Shop both won on their bumper debut and I would expect a similar performance from MINSTREL ROYAL (5.00 Towcester) today. The stiff course should hold no fears as strong stayers run in the family whilst like his siblings Minstrel Royal is handled by the forum’s favourite trainer, Mr Henderson, whose brilliant brain and magic hands are sure to have the gelding ready for this debut performance. Very exciting day, troops.

Good luck all.
 
Stan James look to be being brave offering 4s on Barton heather in the 450.
Ew l31
Barista, boherlad, taratavey, coolbob, and gwililad all around double figures plus
 
Barry Geraghty misses Aintree after sustaining a hairline fracture to his left tibia at Downpatrick on Sunday. Unlucky old boy.
 
OddDog said:
Barry Geraghty misses Aintree after sustaining a hairline fracture to his left tibia at Downpatrick on Sunday. Unlucky old boy.
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Big chance for Andy Tinkles possibly. Being a team player I’m sure Mr Henderson, the forum’s favourite trainer, will distribute the rides between him, the Bass boy and old boy Nico.
 
Quick quiz question, people. Mr Henderson, the forum’s favourite trainer, runs Taylor tomorrow in a Mares Maiden Hurdle (4.20 Southwell). But how did Mr Henderson infringe the Rules of Racing with Taylor last week???
 
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