Thursday 30th May Daily Racing Thread

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Amazing when you look at Habbie Simpson's form that he has won a Hunter Chase at 11/4 - twice placed behind Bobs Worth as a novice hurdler and two second places in novice chases.
 
TopClass said:
7.50 Sandown: MUKHADRAM 6/1 -Haggas goes straight into Group 3 territory and I think that might be an indication of the regard and potential improvement in this one. Ran an excellent 2nd to Mariners Cross in a traditionally strong Newmarket maiden at the start of last year, and ended an excellent 5th of 33 in the Cambridgeshire. He was off a mark of 101 that day and travelled like a very good horse. I think there might be some nice prizes as a 4 year old for this one and I expect a strong performance here on the way to either Royal Ascot or the King George meeting.
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Well done Toppy. Have to say your the man when it comes to the good races or better races at least, fair play.
 
SaveTheHumans said:
Well done Toppy. Have to say your the man when it comes to the good races or better races at least, fair play.
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Have tried to narrow down their punting to better races mate, I have done far, far better in those, but I do get tempted by some of the handicaps and/or maidens, quite stupidly to be honest.

Then again, I harped on about Toronado like a good 'un and that could end up looking farcical if he doesn't bounce back at Ascot <laugh>

Quite sweet on Michael Bells two fillies e/w tomorrow, oddly with preference for the one ridden by Tom Queally- Madame Defarge.
 
TopClass said:
Have tried to narrow down their punting to better races mate, I have done far, far better in those, but I do get tempted by some of the handicaps and/or maidens, quite stupidly to be honest.

Then again, I harped on about Toronado like a good 'un and that could end up looking farcical if he doesn't bounce back at Ascot <laugh>

Quite sweet on Michael Bells two fillies e/w tomorrow, oddly with preference for the one ridden by Tom Queally- Madame Defarge.
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I know TC I remember ya saying that last year, well your pretty good at it so keep up the good work. And its hard to not try have a crack at the handicaps alright
I know your good there too. Best of luck tomorrow.

Edit: I liked Toronado too as said on first page on Derby thread..oops! Cant win em all.
 
Ron said:
The 20.20 at Sandown tonight looks interesting and one could make a case for any one of them. However, although not the best form in the race on paper:

Sired by Teofilo out of a Fantastic Light mare, trained by Haggas, ridden by Fallon, unbeaten, C&D winner. That's enough boxes ticked for me at 7/2. Very risky I know and could be a good race to watch.
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Not quite enough boxes. Forgot the "Is a runner" box.
 
TopClass said:
7.50 Sandown: MUKHADRAM 6/1 -Haggas goes straight into Group 3 territory and I think that might be an indication of the regard and potential improvement in this one. Ran an excellent 2nd to Mariners Cross in a traditionally strong Newmarket maiden at the start of last year, and ended an excellent 5th of 33 in the Cambridgeshire. He was off a mark of 101 that day and travelled like a very good horse. I think there might be some nice prizes as a 4 year old for this one and I expect a strong performance here on the way to either Royal Ascot or the King George meeting.
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Great shout Toppy.
 
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