Daily Racing Thread Wednesday 17th. June 2015

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3.05 Ascot Kurland 14/1 was a horse that I was incredibly impressed with on her debut when winning incredibly easily and although the form hasn't worked out amazingly (not awful either) I was very taken by the visual impression she created as she travelled powerfully throughout the contest before quickening clear to score comfortably. She represents the up and coming Martyn Meade stable and I'm hopeful she can land this prize at a decent price.

5.00 Ascot American Hope 25/1 is a horse that I 100% believe has been aimed at this race all season and is 100% talented enough to win this contest if everything goes to plan. A winner of his side in the Britannia Stakes last year (6th overall) and an agonising 2nd a month later off just 2lb lower, American Hope brings very strong summer C+D form to the table and I've no doubt that he has the talent to land this off a mark of 101. Trainer Mike Murphy should have him spot on for this and with a big field sure to suit I'm confident if he can get the gaps required he can land this valuable prize.

Each way double came in there for anyone who backed with PP. Think I'm going to be in the sea let alone off the cliff before I stop backing American Hope!
 
Well done to everyone that got winners today. Just one for me tonight that I think could be worth a punt.

7:40 Ripon - Imshivalla 13/2. Has been running in much better company than this so far this year, albeit not very well but as a result has came down in the weights. Just think she could possibly be over priced in a 5 runner race
 
ROTO: 4th in a Group 2 Stakes race, and 6th in a handicap and PP paid-out on an e/w double? Bloody hell, that ain't bad! Are you sure?