Daily Racing Thread Tuesday 30th. Oct. 2018

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Morning, pilgrims.

To my eye there looked some very cheap lots at yesterday’s HIT training sale. Stand-out for me has to be the ex-old boy Gosden inmate Tiffin Top who was sold for 20,000 guineas to the double act of Highflyers Bloodstock and Alan King. Didn’t win for old boy Gosden but Tiffin Top was peak rated at 79 and placed 4 times on the level (up to 12 furlongs).

Triumph Hurdle candidate perhaps, team???
 
Sir Barney Chuckles said:
Morning, pilgrims.

To my eye there looked some very cheap lots at yesterday’s HIT training sale. Stand-out for me has to be the ex-old boy Gosden inmate Tiffin Top who was sold for 20,000 guineas to the double act of Highflyers Bloodstock and Alan King. Didn’t win for old boy Gosden but Tiffin Top was peak rated at 79 and placed 4 times on the level (up to 12 furlongs).

Triumph Hurdle candidate perhaps, team???
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Your eyes not drawn to CHILEAN, after his win at Longchamp hopes must have been high but unfortunately did not ful fill that promise!
 
hi fellas!

bangor,1 05:

if MY MATE MARK isnt inconvenienced by his long absence,he can run a massive race today.he very nearly pulled off a shock win on his debut at newbury,and duly won his next start.he was then outclassed on his final start,but has since changed stables,and can go very well today,especially,with daryl jacob choosing him from the yards two runners here..

chepstow,1 10:

not a strong start to the card here,but KALARIKA has at least shown some useful form at the end of last season,and her last run came in a stronger race than this,and the form has worked out quite well,so surely one of the likelier ones here..
 
Sir Barney Chuckles said:
Morning, pilgrims.

To my eye there looked some very cheap lots at yesterday’s HIT training sale. Stand-out for me has to be the ex-old boy Gosden inmate Tiffin Top who was sold for 20,000 guineas to the double act of Highflyers Bloodstock and Alan King. Didn’t win for old boy Gosden but Tiffin Top was peak rated at 79 and placed 4 times on the level (up to 12 furlongs).

Triumph Hurdle candidate perhaps, team???
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One can't beat a bit of tiffin, what, what? I remember Sir Sydney Ruff Diamond taking his tiffin in that cinematic classic "Carry On Up The Khyber" with a most deliectable female companion.
 
chepstow,1 45:

a quick double for richard johnson??entirely possible,as MILES TO MILAN can go well here.wasnt at his best last time out,but may have had excuses,and his win before that looks quite solid form,as he beat the ill-fated clondaw kaempfer,who was a useful sort.so,if back to that sort of form today,big shout.
 
How bad has the sporting life racing website gone.Any time I try to open a race card it brings me to the next days racing!!!Shambles:emoticon-0132-envy:
 
chepstow,2 50:

its been a a while,since SOLSTICE STAR last won,but he has come down to a very dangerous mark again,and on his best form,has a more than decent shout here..
 
chepstow,2 50:

its been a a while,since SOLSTICE STAR last won,but he has come down to a very dangerous mark again,and on his best form,has a more than decent shout here..
 
jumpsfan said:
chepstow,2 50:

its been a a while,since SOLSTICE STAR last won,but he has come down to a very dangerous mark again,and on his best form,has a more than decent shout here..
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Good shout. Spot on analysis too as he has slipped to a very handy mark. He is being leased for the season by Foxtrot Racing and will give them a lot of fun and take them to some decent tracks I would imagine. They thought he would need the run today but Dickie gave him a very positive ride, he will go in again this season although I doubt he will be granted such a soft lead again next time.
 
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2/1 THE WORLDS END to win by 10 lengths or more. He should stuff these but its a dangerous bet as how far will they want to win by?
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Dotted up by 14 lengths. Ever since they made that Novice Handicap Chase at the Festival a 0-145 event I've always been wary about the whole division as unless you've a top notcher in the novice division you are going to be tempted to aim at that and therefore a perch of 145 or lower. That event thaough too short for The Worlds End so probably doesn't apply in his case.
 
No Wednesday thread up yet, Attivo needs his wages docking! However I wanted to put up an early shout for one.
TRINCOMALEE 8/1 Fakenham 4.00
Lucy Wadham does really well at this her local jump track and she sent this ones half sister out to win a bumper a few years back. She has her own claimer in the yard which makes the booking of Bryony Frost all the more interesting, I cannot remember them teaming up too often in the past. This is a poor enough looking bumper and I will not be surprised if this runner isnt blue across the board on oddschecker later this evening.
 
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