Daily Racing Thread Sunday 9th. October 2022

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
Oh my, I often seem to be going against QMII which is just about always bad news for me!. Today, it's the 15:00 at Goodwood, a Class-3 Handicap sprint over 6f., in which he gives a 'not very promising' comment' on my fancy Spanish Star. So, I'll probably be taking it on the chin yet again! :emoticon-0101-sadsm

However, have always had a soft spot for Spanish Star, who always gives of his best. Very good jockey, Tom Marquand, on board for the Patrick Chamings Hampshire yard, which must be very close to Goodwood?

4/1 is the best price in nearly all places at time of writing.

I only had two from four on Saturday so my form analysis is not infallible, Swanny.

It is quite alright to go against me, especially when you are on the winner. Clearly it was “horses for races” as on form it should not be winning as the going was not soft and last year's runner up should have reversed the form plus that was the last time it won.
 
I only had two from four on Saturday so my form analysis is not infallible, Swanny.
It is quite alright to go against me, especially when you are on the winner. Clearly it was “horses for races” as on form it should not be winning as the going was not soft and last year's runner up should have reversed the form plus that was the last time it won.

Thanks QMII, I just got lucky and, I must say, was a bit surprised with the ease he won it. Yours was second at a very good price, so there was nothing wrong with your analysis at all. In future, I will just read your analyses, and not take you on (at least, not on the DT), as it really is a losing cause for me. There are plenty of other races which I can look at in my own rather inconsistent and haphazard way.
All the best, and keep-up the good work!
 
Tintintin t’in first race of the junior hurdle series.

Well done, old boy. Quick question has FOB still got Surtitle (last run April)??? Am asking because his full brother (year younger) has turned up at Mister Christian's - together with a price tag of €200,000.

Not Long Left, for that is he, was due to run yesterday but, unsurprisingly, was pulled out due to the ground.
 
Well done, old boy. Quick question has FOB still got Surtitle (last run April)??? Am asking because his full brother (year younger) has turned up at Mister Christian's - together with a price tag of €200,000.

Not Long Left, for that is he, was due to run yesterday but, unsurprisingly, was pulled out due to the ground.

Bit of a postscript to this post. The horse who beat Not Long Left in his point has gone to WP of the Mullins. The Gunner Yeats. That one costing a cool €310,000.
 
Young Ben does seem to have something of a growing reputation though. Won for Harry Fry and Souede/Munir last month and managed to finish 6th on If The Cap Fits in the Pertemps Final. His strike rate would hardly fill you with confidence though.

The Souede / Munir axis have already booked Ben for one on Thursday. Forward planning and all that...

Holmes St Georges at Carlisle.
 
  • Like
Reactions: OddDog
Well done, old boy. Quick question has FOB still got Surtitle (last run April)??? Am asking because his full brother (year younger) has turned up at Mister Christian's - together with a price tag of €200,000.

Not Long Left, for that is he, was due to run yesterday but, unsurprisingly, was pulled out due to the ground.


Funnily enough I was saying that I hadn’t noticed Surtitle on my visits to Ravenswell. However the yards new website (check it out - some lovely silks) has him listed. So he’s either working in early lots at Ravenswell or he is across at Martins Hill.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Sir Barney Chuckles