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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 8:46:00 GMT
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God Willing (4.20 Redcar)
Although Declan Carroll's God Willing has plenty to do with Chant and Jacbequick at the weights (both rated 75), the seven-year-old has run creditably on both starts at record, finishing runner-up twice, and is now 24lb below his career-best rating, suggesting he's extremely well treated. Yes, he might not be the complete horse of old but he has shown he retains his ability this season, Ger O'Neill gets on really well with him and this step up in trip to 1m2f should suit him given the way he hit the line last time out.
7/2 God Willing 4:20 Redcar
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 8:46:45 GMT
Newmarket: David Milnes
Grey Spirit (3.10 Redcar)
Sir Mark Prescott continues in good form and this grey could be well handicapped judging by his work on the Al Bahathri of late.
Evs Grey Spirit 3:10 Redcar Others to follow Redcar 2.00 Nathless, 2.35 Special Mission, 5.40 Fondest. North: Colin Russell
Dew Pond (6.00 Redcar, nap)
Course-and-distance winner who missed last season but has been steadily finding his form this year. Well handicapped now and fancied to get back on the winning trail.
7/2 Dew Pond 6:00 Redcar Others to follow Redcar 2.00 Wild Hope, 2.35 Kilbaha Lady, 3.10 Diamond Runner, 3.45 Kylie Rules, 4.20 God Willing, 4.55 The Armed Man, 5.30 Miss Sheridan. Stratford 3.20 Ink Master. Lambourn: James Burn
Our Reward (3.35 Newton Abbot, nap)
Solid second to Kilfinichen Bay at Cartmel last time and meets that rival again, but should be closer with conditions expected to suit.
6/1 Our Reward 3:35 Newton Abbot Others to follow Newton Abbot 4.10 Cracker Factory, 5.20 The Black Squirrel. Redcar 4.20 Cricklewood Green, 5.30 Nkosikazi. Stratford 2.10 Havisham, 4.30 Bright Tomorrow, 5.40 Influential Lady. West Country: Andrew King
Capeland (2.25 Newton Abbot, nap)
Bumped into an in-form rival last time but ran well enough to suggests a race such as this is his for the taking.
15/8 Capeland 2:25 Newton Abbot Others to follow Newton Abbot 3.35 Guerrilla Tactics, 4.45 Kalifourchon, 5.20 Chato. Stratford 2.10 Leapaway, 2.45 Take The High Road. Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Mr Mafia (4.30 Stratford)
Has proved a revelation since joining Martin Keighley and the improving nine-year-old may continue to defy the handicapper.
5/2 Mr Mafia 4:30 Stratford Racing Post Ratings: Sam Walker
Jennys Day (5.20 Newton Abbot)
Yet to win for current connections but stayed on encouragingly after hitting a flat spot to finish fifth at Stratford last time and looks capable of winning off current mark.
6/1 Jennys Day 5:20 Newton Abbot Longshot: Dave Revers
Foundation Man (4.45 Newton Abbot)
Now 4lb below his last winning mark and the form of his last run is working out well – Bestwork won a handicap chase subsequently and Too Many Diamonds finished second in the Summer Plate at Market Rasen on Saturday.
11/1 Foundation Man 4:45 Newton Abbot Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
Caspian Prince (2.55 Curragh)
This veteran sprinter is chasing a 20th career victory and judged on his previous efforts at this track, including a win in this event last year and a narrow defeat by the reopposing Battle Of Jericho in the Rockingham Handicap last month, the Michael Appleby-trained sprinter can achieve his mission under Colin Keane.
11/4 Caspian Prince 2:55 Curragh The Raceform Interactive nugget
William Haggas is 9-16 at Redcar in the last three seasons (+£7.57 to £1 level stakes), improving to 2-2 with last-time-out winners. Rhigolter Rose, a good winner at Yarmouth recently, goes in the mile fillies' handicap at 5.30.
8/11 Rhigolter Rose 5:30 Redcar
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 8:47:41 GMT
Harry Stock has a perfect four from four record on Martin Keighley’s Mr Mafia and the pair team up at Stratford (4.30) in an attempt for the five-timer. The nine-year-old gelding has been successful at the track before.
When Ger O’Neill rides for Declan Carroll at Redcar it’s worth taking note – the pair have a 31 per cent strike-rate at the venue and they combine with God Willing in the 4.20. The son of Arch is trying 1m2f for the first time.
Nico de Boinville has a 26 per cent strike-rate at Newton Abbot and he goes there just to ride Boko Fittleworth in the 4.10. Ben Pauling’s three-year-old was an easy winner at Market Rasen last month.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 22, 2018 9:12:07 GMT
in today's sporting life............... Anita Chambers expects David O'Meara to have a good day at Redcar and has a tip for every race in the UK and Ireland. Nap: 4.55 Redcar 4 1 Giant's Treasure27 49-7OR: 85 10/3 T: D O'MearaJ: D Tudhope Form: 1-33Last Run Live betting powered by Next best: 3.55 Stratford 5 Master Burbidgep13 710-11OR: 125 14/1 T: N P MulhollandJ: Harry Reed (5) Form: F13F1-3Last Run Live betting powered by Giant's Treasure can spearhead a double for David O'Meara at Redcar. The four-year-old will be having just his fourth career start when lining up in the Sky Bet Go-Racing-In-Yorkshire Summer Festival Handicap and looks open to any amount of progression. Giant's Treasure was previously trained by Richard Hannon and won for him on the Kempton all-weather last March, but he did not reappear until this April, having changed hands for 60,000 guineas back in February. Two third places for O'Meara suggests his ability remains intact and he should continue to progress now that he is back in the racing groove. Switching back to six furlongs is an interesting move, but O'Meara most certainly knows what he is doing. Jacbequick should earlier have initiated a brace for the North Yorkshire handler in the Help For Heroes & Royal British Legion Classified Claiming Stakes. He has lost his way a bit of late, but this sort of level presents a good opportunity. Master Burbidge made a costly late blunder last time, but a sharper round of fencing should see him thereabouts in the Finnick Group Handicap Chase at Stratford. He was poised to make his move at Worcester before clattering the penultimate obstacle, putting paid to any chance of getting involved in the shake-up. The handicapper has eased him 1lb for that mishap and it would not take too much to regain the sort of form that saw him score twice last term. Ordo Ab Chao is interesting back over the smaller obstacles in the Touch FM Selling Hurdle. He was not beaten too far by his only rival on his chasing bow back in May and it must be remembered this horse was good enough to strike at Grade Two level in the past. Cracker Factory looks an excellent recruit to the National Hunt ranks and can make it two from two over obstacles by winning the NewtonAbbotRace On Twitter Juvenile Hurdle. He jumped nicely when coming home seven lengths clear at Aintree last month and while he might not be one of Alan King's eventual stars this term, he is one to follow while the ground remains quick. It is day two of the Irish Oaks meeting at the Curragh and Mabs Cross can claim a starring role in the Sapphire Stakes. She finished a two-length third behind Blue Point in the King's Stand at Ascot and a repeat of that effort should ensure she troubles the judge. September is an eyecatching contender as she returns from a long lay off in the Kilboy Estate Stakes. An injury in the early part of the year scuppered her Classic hopes but it is not too late to make her mark on this season, with this Group Two heat a perfect starting point. Sporting Life tips: CURRAGH: 1.45 Fire Fly, 2.20 Urban Light, 2.55 Mabs Cross, 3.30 September, 4.05 Bona Fide, 4.40 She's A Star, 5.15 Park Bloom, 5.50 Falak. NEWTON ABBOT: 1.50 Hoover Fever, 2.25 Capeland, 3.00 Tidal Watch, 3.35 Deadly Move, 4.10 Cracker Factory, 4.45 As You Like, 5.20 Lake Shore Drive. REDCAR: 2.00 Kingson, 2.35 Plansina, 3.10 Grey Spirit, 3.45 Whinmoor, 4.20 Jacbequick, 4.55 GIANT'S TREASURE (NAP), 5.30 Fondest, 6.00 Midnight Warrior. STRATFORD: 2.10 Havisham, 2.45 Primogeniture, 3.20 Ordo Ab Chao, 3.55 Master Burbidge, 4.30 Bright Tomorrow, 5.05 St Merryn, 5.40 Getaway Honey. TIPPERARY: 2.05 Dont Kick Nor Bite, 2.40 Mister Butler, 3.15 Seskin Flyer, 3.50 Monbeg Chit Chat, 4.25 Mrs Lovett, 5.00 Classic Theatre, 5.35 Sandycove Island. DOUBLE: Giant's Treasure and Master Burbidge.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 22, 2018 9:13:59 GMT
Michael Dods would like to think there is even more improvement in Mabs Cross as the filly heads to Ireland for the Sapphire Stakes at the Curragh on Sunday. The four-year-old has taken a step forward with every run this season, and last time out produced a career-best to be third in the King's Stand at Royal Ascot. Dods certainly has a knack with speedy females, having trained dual Nunthorpe winner Mecca's Angel and Queen Mary runner-up Easton Angel in recent seasons. "We think this looks a nice race for her, as it is five furlongs on a stiff track, but it is just a shame that Paul Mulrennan is injured. Tome Eaves will ride her," said Dods. "There'll be plenty of pace with Caspian Prince, she's nicely drawn so hopefully she runs a big race. "It's hard to say if there's more in the tank, she has improved all the way through her career, but because she's always there at the finish she gets hard races, she never gives herself an easy race. "We gave her 10 days off after Ascot and she freshened up, we're happy with her but it's a Group Two, it won't be easy. "If they got a shower or two that would be great, we wouldn't want it rattling fast, more for the fact it just slows the others down. She's fine on good to firm, but she wouldn't let herself down on firm ground. "The ground was quick at Ascot, but it was in fantastic order and we got the best of it on the first day." Caspian Prince is a regular visitor to Ireland and now with Mick Appleby as a nine-year-old is as good as ever. Appleby said: "He is in very good order and he should have a very good chance. He ran a blinder last time in the Rockingham, he was just done on the nod. Off that weight it was a good performance really. "The handicapper put him up 4lb for that and he is off 118 now which is the highest mark he has been on in his life. "I think he will take some beating. The ground will be quick enough for him. This race was the plan after last time and after this he will go for the Flying Five. He is as good as gold at home." Karl Burke's Havana Grey is a third British challenger, but so far has not recreated the smart juvenile form he showed last season. "He seems in very good form. We were going to go straight to Goodwood, but he's quite a stuffy horse and we felt we'd get another run in," said Burke. "Whatever he does I think he'll improve from the run. "He's a typical three-year-old sprinter and I don't think we've seen the best of him yet this year. Our horses weren't really firing when he ran at Newmarket and it was probably the same when he ran at Haydock. We didn't really hit form until June. "He's had one or two little issues, which hopefully we've ironed out now and we're looking forward to running him this weekend." Aidan O'Brien runs three - Washington DC, Battle Of Jericho and Declarationofpeace - with Henry de Bromhead's Gorane the other runner. Related links Free horse racing betting tips Latest racecards and video form Today's fast results Today's full results Non-runners Going updates Latest Naps Table ABC Guide Most Read Racing Check out our free horse racing selections and preview for today's action1 Sunday's racing preview 4h Find out who our team are backing ahead of today's racing2 Sporting Life: Daily Nap 17h Sea Of Class reels in Forever Together to win the Irish Oaks3 Sea Of Class claims Irish Oaks glory 5h Aidan O'Brien4 Magical and September back in action 17h 5 Curragh review: Diamond sparkles 16h Next Race Off 10:30 Bangalore 6 (4) Charmaine J: P Trevor 11/8 3 (1) Jon Snow J: Anjar Alam 3/1 9 (5) Wonder Blaze J: Neeraj Rawal 9/2 2 (3) Jersey Storm J: Akshay Kumar 6/1 1 (8) Commandpost J: K Sai Kiran 7/1 8 (7) Sultana J: Arshad Alam 11/1 5 (9) Bond Of Trust J: R Rayan Ahmed 11/1 7 (6) Immigrant J: D S Deora 14/1 Full RacecardRacecards Racing Tips Check out our free horse racing selections and preview for today's action Sunday's racing preview 4h Find out who our team are backing ahead of today's racing Sporting Life: Daily Nap 17h Get your bets on! Our best bets 11h All Racing Tips
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Post by dennisg on Jul 22, 2018 9:15:29 GMT
Magical and September both return from enforced lay-offs in the Kilboy Estate Stakes at the Curragh on Sunday. Last season's Debutante Stakes winner Magical has run just once this season, finishing fourth in the Prix de la Grotte at Longchamp in April. September, who was beaten just a nose by Laurens in the Fillies' Mile last October, has an even longer absence to overcome, having been sidelined since finishing third in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf in November. Trainer Aidan O'Brien expects both to improve for the outing in this nine-furlong Group Two affair. "Magical is just back. She ran early and had a break. She had a little setback, so we had to stop and go slow again," said the Ballydoyle handler. "She's just ready to run and we'd be delighted to see her getting started back again. "September had a setback in the spring and just took a bit of time. We were debating about running her in the (Irish) Oaks, but we didn't think she was ready for it. "We think she's just ready to start off. We'll be hoping that she just runs a nice race and hopefully progresses a lot from it." Ryan Moore partners Magical, with Seamie Heffernan taking the ride on September. O'Brien also saddles Broadway (Donnacha O'Brien) and Sarrocchi (Wayne Lordan), while his son Joseph runs Damselfly and Ship Of Dreams. Jessica Harrington's hat-trick-seeking I'm So Fancy completes the line-up. Plenty will expect O'Brien and Moore to claim the opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden with Fire Fly, who has her sights lowered significantly after finishing sixth in the Group Three Grangecon Stud Stakes three weeks ago. Later in the afternoon the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap looks a competitive event. The Ger Lyons-trained Artistic Melody bids for a third straight win following triumphs at Limerick and Bellewstown, while Michael Mulvany's My Silver Nails s also on a hat-trick. Dermot Weld's Frankel filly Bona Fide, who made a successful debut at Gowran, and Patrick Prendergast's three-times winner Triple Sec add further strength in depth. The formidable O'Brien-Moore combination is represented by Cliffs Of Dooneen in the Killashee Handicap, with Harrington's high-class chaser Sandymount Duke among his opponents.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 22, 2018 9:17:23 GMT
Sea Of Class got up in the shadow of the post to land a thrilling victory in the Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh. James Doyle delivered the William Haggas-trained filly with an inch-perfect finish to foil Epsom Oaks winner Forever Together. After two victories in Listed company, Sea Of Class (11-4) took the step up to the top level in her stride. Bye Bye Baby, one of three Aidan O'Brien-trained runners in the seven-strong field, was soon in front and joined by stable companion Forever Together. The latter took the lead before the turn for home in the hands of Donnacha O'Brien and set out to stretch the field. The third O'Brien runner, Magic Wand, the 10-11 favourite, could not quite get to grips with Forever Together, who for a long way looked like completing the English-Irish Oaks double. However, Sea Of Class came with an irresistible run from the rear once switched for her run - without Doyle appearing to resort to his whip at any stage - to ultimately cross the line a neck to the good. It was a first Irish Oaks success for Haggas and for Doyle, who was completing a Group-race treble in the saddle after earlier victories on Marie's Diamond and Larchmont Lad. Haggas said: "I did ask him to be brave, but I didn't think he'd be that brave. He took it up fairly close home, but he said she was on her game today. "It's a big race for us, we don't come here very often. This is a very good filly and we know she's a good filly, so you want it all to go right and it's come right. "We were never that keen on going to Epsom, but it's an Oaks and Oaks are big things. I was just coming around to running and fortunately it rained, so someone up there was telling me not to run. "To go and have a relatively easy race and have a bit more experience was great and she's trained beautifully since. "James is in a rich vein of form at the moment, not only today, but he's been riding very well all year. "I asked him to be brave, because she's got a good turn of foot. I said 'if you are going to the front three out, we are in trouble'." Doyle said: "I had full confidence in her. It was a great shout not to go for the Oaks, because it probably did come a little bit soon. She's quite a late foal, so she's done very well. "Let's hope there's improvement again. It was only her fourth race - some that ran today had plenty of experience. "She was the one coming in unproven. She's shown today what she can do and it was just a joy to be part of." At The Races ✔ @attheraces Thriller - Sea Of Class wins the @darleystallions Irish Oaks! @curraghrace 5:37 PM - Jul 21, 2018 374 140 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Related links Free horse racing betting tips Latest racecards and video form Today's fast results Today's full results Non-runners Going updates Latest Naps Table ABC Guide Most Read Racing Check out our free horse racing selections and preview for today's action1 Sunday's racing preview 4h Find out who our team are backing ahead of today's racing2 Sporting Life: Daily Nap 17h Sea Of Class reels in Forever Together to win the Irish Oaks3 Sea Of Class claims Irish Oaks glory 5h Aidan O'Brien4 Magical and September back in action 17h 5 Curragh review: Diamond sparkles 16h Next Race Off 10:30 Bangalore 6 (4) Charmaine J: P Trevor 5/4 3 (1) Jon Snow J: Anjar Alam 3/1 2 (3) Jersey Storm J: Akshay Kumar 7/2 9 (5) Wonder Blaze J: Neeraj Rawal 4/1 1 (8) Commandpost J: K Sai Kiran 10/1 7 (6) Immigrant J: D S Deora 18/1 8 (7) Sultana J: Arshad Alam 18/1 5 (9) Bond Of Trust J: R Rayan Ahmed 18/1 Full RacecardRacecards Racing Tips Check out our free horse racing selections and preview for today's action Sunday's racing preview 4h Find out who our team are backing ahead of today's racing Sporting Life: Daily Nap
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 16:47:20 GMT
Newton Abbot, 22 Jul 18 Fixture Note Due to the very hot weather all horses were unsaddled on the track. Race 1 - 1:50pm THE AT THE RACES SKY 415 MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) Barry Brennan was fined £140 as the record of vaccinations in the passport of BENIM did not comply with the Rules of Racing.
Approaching the final flight the winner, PUSH THE TEMPO (IRE) drifted right-handed at the same time as COTTON CLUB (IRE), placed second, drifted left-handed, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved and that it had not improved the placing of PUSH THE TEMPO (IRE).
Following the race James Best reported that WARRATEG, which was pulled up, was never travelling.
Race 3 - 3:00pm THE RACING PARTNERSHIP TRP NOVICES' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Mark Shears was fined £140 as the record of vaccinations in the passport of PENSION MADNESS (IRE) did not comply with the Rules of Racing.
Race 4 - 3:35pm THE BADGER BENNETT MEMORIAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4) Following the race James Bowen reported that DEADLY MOVE (IRE), which was pulled up, was never travelling.
Race 5 - 4:10pm THE NEWTONABBOTRACE ON TWITTER JUVENILE HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) Following the race Adam Wedge reported that his saddle slipped after jumping the third flight on BARBARA VILLIERS, placed third,
Race 6 - 4:45pm THE newtonabbotracing.com HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4) Following the race the Veterinary Officer reported that BARTON ROSE, placed third, lost its left hind shoe and was lame left hind and ROMEO IS BLEEDING (IRE), unplaced, lost its left hind shoe.
Race 7 - 5:20pm THE DOWNLOAD THE FREE ATTHERACES IPAD APP HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Permission was given for THE BLACK SQUIRREL (IRE) to be mounted in the chute. The gelding wore earplugs which were removed at the start.
Following the race the Veterinary Officer reported that MYTHICAL LEGEND, which was pulled up, was lame right fore. View Stewards report Stratford-on-avon, 22 Jul 18 Race 1 - 2:10pm THE SHAKESPEARE MEDIA NOVICES' HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that SNAP SHOTS (IRE), unplaced, lost its right fore shoe.
Race 2 - 2:45pm THE ALLAN ATKINSON MEMORIAL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Following the race, Charlie Longsdon reported that ORTENZIA (IRE), placed seventh, had a breathing problem.
Race 3 - 3:20pm THE TOUCH FM SELLING HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Following the race, Richard Johnson reported that ORDO AB CHAO (IRE), placed fifth, was never travelling and the Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding during routine testing failed to reveal any abnormalities. The Veterinary Officer reported that KEPPEL ISLE (IRE), placed sixth, lost its left fore shoe.
Race 5 - 4:30pm THE STUART STANLEY RETRO REBEL HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 3) Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that THE DRONE (IRE), placed second, was treated for post-race heat stress.
Race 6 - 5:05pm THE NEW DESTINATION SPA AT THE ARDENCOTE NOVICES' HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 4) Following the race, Harry Bannister reported that his saddle slipped on CLOSEST FRIEND, which was pulled up. View Stewards report Redcar, 22 Jul 18 Race 1 - 2:00pm THE SKYBET BRITAINS MOST POPULAR ONLINE BOOKMAKER EBF NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 5) Following the race, David Allan reported that OFF PISTE, placed fourth, ran too free.
Bryan Smart, the trainer of ANTAGONIZE, was fined £650 as the record of vaccinations in the colt’s passport still did not comply with the Rules of Racing despite an error having been identified previously.
Race 2 - 2:35pm THE CELEBRATE THE LIFE OF PETER CHAPMAN HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (DIV I) Permission was given for KIWI BAY to go early to post.
An enquiry was held to consider interference approximately 7f out when SPECIAL MISSION, unplaced, ridden by Luke Morris interfered with LUKOUTOLDMAKEZEBAK, unplaced, ridden by Paddy Mathers which in turn interfered with PINDARIC, unplaced, ridden by Rachel Richardson. Morris was suspended for 2 days for careless riding as he allowed his mount to drift left causing LUKOUTOLDMAKEZEBAK to be checked for several strides, which in turn caused PINDARIC to also be checked. The latter part of the interference was compounded by SPECIAL MISSION changing legs but only after he had allowed his mount to drift left for several strides.
The winner, POWER SAIL, appeared to show improved form, compared with its previous run at Beverley on 6 July 2018 where the gelding finished twelfth of twelve, beaten 59 ½ lengths. Tim Easterby’s representative’s explanation that the gelding benefited from the drop back in trip, was noted. POWER SAIL was routine tested
Following the race, Lewis Edmunds reported that KILBAHA LADY (IRE), unplaced, ran flat.
Race 3 - 3:10pm THE CELEBRATE THE LIFE OF PETER CHAPMAN HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (DIV II) BILLY BOND wore earplugs which were removed at the start.
Race 4 - 3:45pm THE JACKS COACHES HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Permission was given for HAVANA STAR (IRE) to go early to post.
The Starter reported that BARNEY BULLET (IRE) was unruly in the stalls and withdrawn at 15.45. Noel Wilson was informed that the gelding could not run until the day after passing a stalls test.
Following the race, Callum Rodriguez reported that CUDDINGTON (IRE), unplaced, hung left-handed.
Race 5 - 4:20pm THE HELP FOR HEROES & ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLASSIFIED CLAIMING STAKES (CLASS 6) Ger O’Neill, the rider of the winner, GOD WILLING, was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted level from 1½ furlongs out.
Following the race, the Veterinary Officer reported that GOLDEN GUIDE, unplaced, had lost its left fore shoe.
Race 6 - 4:55pm THE SKY BET GO-RACING-IN-YORKSHIRE SUMMER FESTIVAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) Permission was given for KENNY THE CAPTAIN (IRE) to go early to post.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 16:48:02 GMT
Scoop6 Results for 21st July 2018 Win Fund: There was 1 correct selection winning £74,208.50 Place Fund: There were 64 correct selections each winning £235.40
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 19:08:10 GMT
Newmarket: David Milnes
Life On Earth (7.40 Windsor, nap)
William Haggas's fillies are on fire at the moment and this daughter of Animal Kingdom appreciated the step up to middle distances when scoring at Lingfield last time. The topweight worked nicely on the Al Bahathri on Friday.
11/10 Life On Earth 7:40 Windsor Others to follow Beverley 6.00 Dubai Frame, 7.00 Flying Foxy, 7.30 Geetanjali. Windsor 5.40 Returning Glory, 6.10 Happy Odyssey, 6.40 Hackney Road, 8.10 Klassique, 8.40 Whitehall.
North: Colin Russell
Ventura Royal (3.05 Ayr, nap)
Redcar winner last season but yet to add to her tally. However, he's is on a good mark now and, having shaped much better on her latest start, is fancied to get back to winning ways.
9/2 Ventura Royal 3:05 Ayr Others to follow Ayr 1.30 Axe Axelrod, 2.00 Star Cracker, 2.30 Batten The Hatches, 3.35 Inglorious, 4.10 Lotara, 4.40 Universal Gleam, 5.10 Akamento. Beverley 6.00 The Knot Is Tied, 6.30 Queen Jo Jo, 7.00 Bondi Beach Boy, 7.30 Bit Of A Quirke, 8.00 Ingenuity, 8.30 Allux Boy, 9.00 Iberica Road. Cartmel 2.15 Beach Break, 2.45 Alfie's Choice, 3.20 Perseid, 3.50 Dear Sire, 4.25 Raise A Spark, 4.55 Morning Royalty, 5.25 Kisumu.
Lambourn: James Burn
The Jean Genie (5.40 Windsor, nap)
Last run was arguably her best, so expect another decent showing despite competing off 3lb higher. Ground and trip should suit.
5/2 The Jean Genie 5:40 Windsor Others to follow Windsor 6.40 Goodnight Girl, 7.40 Last Enchantment.
West Country: Andrew King
Sir Plato (8.40 Windsor, nap)
Seems to save some of his best efforts for this Thames-side venue and is capable of going well again.
7/1 Sir Plato 8:40 Windsor Other to follow Cartmel 3.20 Big Picture.
Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Whitehall (8.40 Windsor)
A Nottingham winner in June, he never posed a threat when third at Newmarket a month ago but it may pay to keep faith with Sir Michael Stoute's three-year-old.
9/4 Whitehall 8:40 Windsor Racing Post Ratings: Sam Walker
Musharrif (7.00 Beverley)
Nicely treated on the best of last year's form and the way he kept on over course and distance last time out suggested he can strike soon.
10/3 Musharrif 7:00 Beverley Longshot: Olly Eden
Dubai Frame (6.00 Beverley)
Has looked in desperate need of a stamina test in recent outings and this significant step up in distance looks ideal. Ed Dunlop's colt is lightly raced and looks open to improvement.
4/1 Dubai Frame 6:00 Beverley Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
Remarkable Lady (7.20 Ballinrobe)
Campaigned at Listed and Group 3 level on her previous starts this year, the Harry Rogers-trained five-year-old appeals on her return to handicap company. Her four wins include one over this course and distance a year ago and she gets the vote to score under Shane Foley.
9/1 Remarkable Lady 7:20 Ballinrobe The Raceform Interactive nugget
Bit Of A Quirke is 115111 over 1m2f at Beverley (+£19.00 to £1 stakes). Elsewhere the gelding is 1-21 (-£16.50). Andrew Mullen is 3-3 on the chestnut and he rides him in the handicap at 7.30.
13/8 Bit Of A Quirke 7:30 Beverley
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 19:09:40 GMT
Jim Goldie and PJ McDonald have individual strike-rates of ten and 11 per cent at Ayr. When they combine that increases to 31 per cent. They do so with Star Cracker (2.00) and Cheeni (3.35).
Bit Of A Quirke bids to win his fifth race on the bounce in the 7.30 at Beverley. The gelding is 3-3 with Andrew Mullen in the plate, compared to 3-24 with other jockeys riding, and has won on five of his previous six visits to the track.
Father and son duo Peter and Sean Bowen are top trainer and jockey at Cartmel with respective strike-rates of 35 and 32 per cent, which rises marginally to 37 per cent when they join forces. They look well placed to improve on those statistics with Court King (2.45) and Earthmoves (4.55).
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 22, 2018 19:10:10 GMT
Coviglia 4.10 Ayr
11/8 Coviglia 4:10 Ayr Has thrived since joining his current stable, and put up a career-best effort in narrow defeat at Chester last time.
That was a Class 4 event, and Coviglia drops back into Class 6 company this time at a track he loves. He’ll be hard to beat.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 7:12:37 GMT
Monday: going, weather & non-runners Ayr GOING: GOOD (Good to firm in places; GoingStick 7.9) (Rail movements; R4, 5, 6 & 7 +6y, R8 +10y) WEATHER: Showers STALLS: 5f & 6f - Far Side; 7f - Outside; Remainder - Inside Ballinrobe GOING: GOOD WEATHER: Showers Beverley GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (Watered) (Rail movements: R1, 4, 5, 6 & 7 +7y) WEATHER: Showers STALLS: Inside Cartmel GOING: GOOD (Good to firm in places; GoingStick 7.3) (Watered) (Rail movements; R1, 5 & 7 +24y, R2 & 6 +36y, R3 & 4 +32y) WEATHER: Showers NON RUNNERS: 2:15 The Tangler Barry (4) 5:25 Sleep In First (4) Windsor GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 7.5) (Watering) (Rail movements; R1, 5, 6 & 7 +29y) WEATHER: Mostly cloudy STALLS: 1m2f & 1m3f - Centre; Remainder - Inside NON RUNNERS: 6:40 Kath's Lustre (7) 8:40 Dagian (7)
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 7:15:21 GMT
Cartmel ROBIN GOODFELLOW 2.15 Lucca Lady 2.45 Alfie’s Choice 3.20 Justatenner 3.50 Dear Sire 4.25 Oliver’s Gold 4.55 Alderbrook Lad 5.25 Lord Fendale GIMCRACK 2.15 The Steward 2.45 Dreamsoftheatre 3.20 Celtic Monarch 3.50 Trafalgar Rock 4.25 Raise A Spark 4.55 Jovial Joey 5.25 Crakehall Lad Beverley ROBIN GOODFELLOW 6.00 General Zoff 6.30 Queen Jo Jo 7.00 Desert Ace 7.30 Bit Of A Quirke 8.00 Proud Archi (nb) 8.30 Justice Pleasing 9.00 Bollin Joan GIMCRACK 6.00 General Zoff 6.30 Angel Sarah 7.00 Musharrif 7.30 Geetanjali 8.00 Three Saints Bay 8.30 Rebel State 9.00 Bollin Joan Ayr ROBIN GOODFELLOW 1.30 Kuwait Station 2.00 Duncan Of Scotland 2.30 Jabbarockie 3.05 Jessie Allan 3.35 Acadian Angel 4.10 Lotara 4.40 Universal Gleam 5.10 Question Of Faith (nap) GIMCRACK 1.30 Axe Axelrod (nap) 2.00 Vallarta 2.30 Primo’s Comet 3.05 Jessie Allan 3.35 Reinforced 4.10 Coviglia 4.40 Gworn 5.10 Akamanto Windsor ROBIN GOODFELLOW 5.40 Blaze Of Hearts 6.10 Happy Odyssey 6.40 Hackney Road 7.10 Open Wide 7.40 Vampish 8.10 Klassique 8.40 Harlequin Striker GIMCRACK 5.40 The Jean Genie 6.10 Dreaming Of Love 6.40 Moon Song 7.10 Nine Below Zero 7.40 Life On Earth (nb) 8.10 Klassique 8.40 Whitehall
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Post by dennisg on Jul 23, 2018 8:46:48 GMT
in today's sporting life............. Ashley Iveson makes Richard Fahey's Axe Axelrod his best Monday bet and has a tip for every race in the UK and Ireland. Nap: 130 Ayr 2 3 Axe Axelrod25 29-2OR: -BF 8/15 T: R A FaheyJ: P Hanagan Form: 2Last Run Live betting powered by Next best: 740 Windsor 1 2 Life On Earth23 39-4OR: 78 5/6 T: W J HaggasJ: James Doyle Form: 0521Last Run Live betting powered by Odds-on backers had their fingers burnt when Axe Axelrod was beaten on his Hamilton debut but he can reward those who keep the faith at Ayr. Connections went to 125,000 guineas to secure his services at the breeze-up sales in April and the fact he was so heavily supported for his racecourse introduction last month suggested he had been showing trainer Richard Fahey plenty on the gallops at Musley Bank. Although the money went west, Axe Axelrod was far from disgraced in finishing second to a far more streetwise rival in Howzer Black and ran like he would improve considerably for the experience. The Street Sense colt resurfaces in the ayrgoldcup.co.uk Novice Stakes and will likely need to get off the mark if he is to take up his entry in next month's Gimcrack Stakes at York. Primo's Comet gets the nod in the Racing UK's Biggest Ever Flat Season Handicap. Jim Goldie's three-year-old had knocked on the door once or twice before getting off the mark at the seventh time of asking at Newcastle last month. There was a bit to like about the way he did it, too, as he found himself rather detached early on after being tardy from the stalls. Making headway to lead inside the final furlong, he held on nicely and everything suggests he can go on from there to win more races now he has finally got his head in front. Three Saints Bay can rediscover the winning trail in the Richard And Carol Hudson Handicap at Beverley. David O'Meara's inmate won a Pontefract novice event on his seasonal reappearance before struggling in decent handicaps at York and Ayr respectively. He shaped better off a lower mark and in a lesser race at Carlisle last month, beaten a little over three lengths into third place. The handicapper has been kind enough to drop him another 2lb in the ratings and this looks a good opportunity for him to strike gold once more. Life On Earth is of significant interest in the British EBF Fillies' Handicap at Windsor. The daughter of Animal Kingdom finished well beaten on her first two competitive starts, but fared a good deal better when runner-up on her third appearance at Lingfield. She made the most of what looked a lenient mark of 72 on her handicap debut at the same track last time, beating Trouble And Strife - who has since won twice - with something to spare. Considering the strength of that form, a 6lb rise for Life On Earth does not look insurmountable. In fact, she should prove hard to beat. Jumping fare comes from Cartmel, where Raise A Spark can maintain his unbeaten record over fences. Donald McCain's charge won readily on his chasing debut at the Cumbrian venue at the end of May and the subsequent success of the runner-up Birch Hill gives the form some credibility. Raise A Spark enters the handicap arena off a mark of 123 and looks sure to go well. Sporting Life tips: AYR: 1.30 AXE AXELROD (NAP), 2.00 Vallarta, 2.30 Primo's Comet, 3.05 Jessie Allan, 3.35 Reinforced, 4.10 Coviglia, 4.40 Gworn, 5.10 Akamanto. BALLINROBE: 5.50 Tennesse Waltz, 6.20 Lady Carleton, 6.50 Faughill, 7.20 Remarkable Lady, 7.50 Tessonna, 8.20 Boom Or Bush, 8.50 Party Playboy. BEVERLEY: 6.00 General Zoff, 6.30 Angel Sarah, 7.00 Musharrif, 7.30 Geetanjali, 8.00 Three Saints Bay, 8.30 Rebel State, 9.00 Bollin Joan. CARTMEL: 2.15 The Steward, 2.45 Dreamsoftheatre, 3.20 Celtic Monarch, 3.50 Trafalgar Rock, 4.25 Raise A Spark, 4.55 Jovial Joey, 5.25 Crakehall Lad. WINDSOR: 5.40 The Jean Genie, 6.10 Dreaming Of Love, 6.40 Moon Song, 7.10 Nine Below Zero, 7.40 Life On Earth, 8.10 Klassique, 8.40 Whitehall. DOUBLE: Axe Axelrod and Life On Earth
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Post by dennisg on Jul 23, 2018 8:48:37 GMT
Review of the rest of the action from Sunday's meeting at the Curragh where Jessica Harrington struck with an exciting juvenile. Music could head to Lowther Chocolate Music is set for a step up in class after she produced a decisive late burst to land the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden at the Curragh. Third at Fairyhouse on her debut for Jessica Harrington, the 8-1 shot had to dig deep to see off Foxtrot Liv by a nose at the line. Harrington said: "She has plenty of pace so we'll keep her at that, up to six furlongs, and we'll see where we go with her. "She's in the Moyglare and she's in the Lowther as well. She has a few entries and might easily go for the Lowther." Colm O'Donoghue rode Chocolate Music and he made it a double as the Michael Halford-trained Terzetto (7-2) narrowly defeated stablemate Surrounding in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Handicap. The rider dropped his reins momentarily passing the furlong pole as his mount came to challenge, but soon recovered and Terzetto claimed a neck victory at the line. "It's never ideal (running the two against each other), but these valuable races only come up now and again," said Halford. "When Colm changed his hands, the reins went missing and by the time he gathered her up again she ran on gamely. I think the best horse won. You'd be entitled to think she could take her chance in a Listed race now, so we probably will." Dooneen stays unbeaten Cliffs Of Dooneen (5-4) maintained his unbeaten record when adding to his debut success earlier this month in the Killashee Handicap over two miles. Aidan O'Brien said: "He stays well obviously. Ryan (Moore) felt there was plenty in there. He said from the two he thought he was going to win. "Those staying type races will be what we're looking at and he could develop into a Cup horse. Anything from a mile and a half to two miles is probably for him." Cliffs Of Dooneen wins at the Curragh Cliffs Of Dooneen wins at the Curragh Rest Of Action Silver Service (7-2) could be set for a swift return to action following her half-length victory in the Victoria Racing Club Trophy Nursery Handicap in the hands of Gary Carroll. Winning trainer Michael Mulvany said: "She'll probably got to Galway on the Saturday for the nursery over seven furlongs. It's a handy seven there and it's not as tough as somewhere else. We'll try that and see how we get on." Kevin Manning drove Park Bloom (7-4 favourite) home by a length and a quarter from Vivianite as the Jim Bolger-trained filly opened her account at the fourth attempt in the Kildare Post & Kildare Now Fillies Maiden. "She kept us waiting a little while and I think I may have been too easy on her," said Bolger. "We'll probably look for black type now and she could go further. We were anxious to get that out of the way first and it was nice to win at a mile with her."
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Post by dennisg on Jul 23, 2018 8:50:15 GMT
Havana Grey returned to his best form to spring a surprise in the Group Two Sapphire Stakes at the Curragh. The Karl Burke-trained grey led home a British clean sweep as he bounded clear in the final furlong. A Group Three winner as a youngster, Havana Grey (10-1) had failed to trouble the judge in his two previous runs this season but got his act together in this five-furlong dash. Last year's winner Caspian Prince made the running in the centre of the course with Havana Grey prominent towards the far side. Taking a definite lead under PJ McDonald, Havana Grey kept on strongly to beat the Mick Appleby-trained Caspian Prince by a length with Michael Dods' Mabs Cross another half-length away in third. Havana Grey was cut to 10-1 from 16-1 for the Nunthorpe Stakes at York next month with Paddy Power. McDonald said: "It wasn't really a surprise because we always knew the ability was there. "For some reason or another, he just wasn't firing early on in the year. We knew it was a tough task taking on older sprinters and his first couple of runs were always going to be difficult. "Fair play to Karl, he didn't panic and let him come good. I haven't seen this horse since the last day I rode him and Lucy (Burke) has been riding him every day for the last two months, so fair play to her. "They've got him back and, fingers crossed, now we can have a good end to the season. "I was always happy to stay away from him (Caspian Prince) as I didn't want to get into a duel early on. My horse can make all so I'm not afraid to race on my own with him. "Me and Karl decided we would stay over that side and if he was on song, he'd be there with a chance and if he wasn't, it didn't really matter where he ended up. "It was a great training performance to get him back today and, fingers crossed, he can keep progressing and he should be a decent sprinter by the end of the year."
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Post by dennisg on Jul 23, 2018 8:51:57 GMT
Kew Gardens could lead Aidan O'Brien's assault on the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot on Saturday. The son of Galileo has been in a rich vein of form lately, winning the Queen's Vase at the Royal meeting and the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp. He is a While O'Brien has yet to firm up plans for the summer showpiece over a mile and a half, he does have a provisional list. "At the moment Kew Gardens is a possible, Cliffs Of Moher is a possible, Rostropovich is a possible and so is Nelson," said the Ballydoyle trainer. "Kew Gardens is progressing lovely. We were delighted with him in France. We'll see what the lads want to do, but we've been happy with him since France. That's the way we are thinking at the moment and we'll see what this week will bring."
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 21:27:31 GMT
Tuesday: going, weather & non-runners Ballinrobe GOING: GOOD (Watering) WEATHER: Cloudy Chelmsford (AW) GOING: POLYTRACK: STANDARD WEATHER: Mostly cloudy STALLS: 6f - Centre; Remainder - Inside NON RUNNERS: 8:40 Nicklaus (2) Ffos Las GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 8.2) (Watered) WEATHER: Mostly cloudy STALLS: Straight course - Centre; Round course - Inside NON RUNNERS: 4:40 Peggie Sue (4) Musselburgh GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick 6.4) (Watered) WEATHER: Showers STALLS: 5f & 2m - Stands's side; Remainder - Inside NON RUNNERS: 3:25 Longroom (1) Newcastle (AW) GOING: TAPETA: STANDARD TO SLOW WEATHER: Showers STALLS: 1m2f & 1m4f - Farside; Straight course - Centre NON RUNNERS: 2:40 Onda District (5) Nottingham GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GoingStick: 8.1) (Watered) (Rail movements: Races 1, 5, 6 & 7 +6yds) WEATHER: Partly cloudy STALLS: (Outer track) 5f, 6f & 1m - Centre; Remainder - Inside
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 21:28:50 GMT
Ayr, 23 Jul 18 Race 1 - 1:30pm THE ayrgoldcup.co.uk NOVICE STAKES (CLASS 5) Following the run, Andrew Breslin reported that BOBS AUTHORITY (IRE), placed third, hung left throughout.
Race 2 - 2:00pm THE BEST FLAT RACES LIVE ON RACING UK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for BRENDAN (IRE) to go to post early.
Race 4 - 3:05pm THE QTS LADIES NIGHT ON 11 AUGUST HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (DIV I) Permission was given for ROYAL DUCHESS to go to post early.
Race 5 - 3:35pm THE QTS LADIES NIGHT ON 11 AUGUST HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) (DIV II) Permission was given for INGLEBY ANGEL (IRE) and CHISWICK BEY (IRE) to go to post early.
It was noted that approaching 1 furlong out, HARBOUR PATROL (IRE), placed sixth, shifted right despite being quickly corrected, giving a small bump to I AM DANDY (IRE), placed fifth. However, after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, George Downing reported that GONINODAETHAT, unplaced, ran too free.
Race 6 - 4:10pm THE WATCH MORE WITH RACING UK EXTRA HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for CRAZY TORNADO (IRE) and LOTARA to go to post early.
It was noted that shortly after the start, WASM, placed seventh, hung quickly left when running freely, causing EDGAR ALLAN POE (IRE), placed eighth, to be checked. However, after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Following the race, Jason Hart reported that EDGAR ALLAN POE (IRE), placed eighth, suffered interference shortly after the start.
Race 8 - 5:10pm THE WESTERN HOUSE HOTEL APPRENTICE HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Sebastian Wood, the rider of CLEMENTO (IRE), placed second, appeared to strike the winner AKAMANTO (IRE), once over the nose lightly with the whip, but after viewing a recording of the incident it was considered to be accidental.
Patrick Vaughan, the rider of QUESTION OF FAITH, placed third, was suspended for 2 days for using his whip above the permitted level from approaching 2 furlongs out. Being a 7lb claimer, Vaughan was accompanied in the enquiry by Jim Goldie.
Following the race, Josh Quinn reported that CORTON LAD, placed sixth, ran too free. View Stewards report Beverley, 23 Jul 18 Race 1 - 6:00pm THE ITV7 STARTS NOW MAIDEN HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Prior to this race, an enquiry was held with the representative of William Muir, the trainer of GENERAL ZOFF, into the reasons why he was running the gelding here at Beverley on going officially described as Good to Firm, having been declared a non-runner at Newbury on 12 July 2018 on going also officially described as Good to Firm. The representative stated that they had walked both courses, and in their opinion the going at Newbury was quicker than described and he felt that GENERAL ZOFF would be better suited by the easier going this evening at Beverley.
Following the race, David Allan reported that THE KNOT IS TIED (IRE), placed fourth, hung left throughout.
Race 4 - 7:30pm THE GEORGE KILBURN MEMORIAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Permission was given for IDEAL CANDY (IRE) to go early to post.
Following the race, the representative of Oliver Greenall reported that MR YOUNG (FR), placed seventh of seven, had a breathing problem.
Race 5 - 8:00pm THE RICHARD AND CAROL HUDSON HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Following the race, Tony Hamilton reported that EQUITANT, placed seventh of seven, stumbled badly leaving the stalls.
Race 6 - 8:30pm THE SKY BET GO-RACING-IN-YORKSHIRE SUMMER FESTIVAL HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Permission was given for ALLUX BOY (IRE) to go early and be led to post.
Entering the bend 5 furlongs out, the free running winner, STRINGYBARK CREEK hung right onto ABUSHAMAH (IRE), placed fourth, which in turn caused the also free running KYLIE STYLE, placed seventh, to take a brief check but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved and that it had not improved the placing of STRINGYBARK CREEK.
Inside the final furlong, STRINGYBARK CREEK hung right causing slight interference to ALLUX BOY (IRE), placed third, who in turn interfered with REBEL STATE (IRE), placed second, but after viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved and that it had not improved the placing of STRINGYBARK CREEK.
Jack Garritty, the rider of REBEL STATE (IRE), was suspended for 2 days for using his whip down the shoulder in the fore hand in the final 2 furlongs.
Race 7 - 9:00pm THE RACING AGAIN NEXT TUESDAY HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 6) Tim Easterby had obtained prior permission from the BHA to run BOLLIN JOAN partially shod and permission was given for OUTLAW TORN (IRE) to go early to post.
An enquiry was held into an incident in the stalls involving IBERICA ROAD (USA). The Starter, the trainer, the veterinary surgeon, and the rider were interviewed, and the Stipendiary Steward gave a report on behalf of the Veterinary Officer. Having heard their evidence, they noted their explanations and a report was forwarded to the Head Office of the British Horseracing Authority for further consideration. View Stewards report Windsor, 23 Jul 18 Race 1 - 5:40pm THE FIND YOUR NEXT ESCAPE WITH TRAILFINDERS HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) An enquiry was held to consider interference approximately 3 furlongs out involving the winner, KNIGHT ERRANT (IRE), ridden by Eoin Walsh, BLAZE OF HEARTS (IRE), placed seventh, ridden by Robert Winston, OURMULLION, placed fifth, ridden by James Doyle, and SARSTEDT, placed sixth, ridden by Fran Berry. The interference was found to be accidental as KNIGHT ERRANT (IRE) had been left short of room causing it to clip the heels of BLAZE OF HEARTS (IRE) which had lugged briefly left-handed at the same time AS OURMULLION had shied away from SARSTEDT which had edged right-handed for a stride before being corrected by the rider.
Inside the final furlong, THE JEAN GENIE hung momentarily right-handed taking KNIGHT ERRANT (IRE) momentarily off its intended line and causing the rider of BLAZE OF HEARTS (IRE) to have to take a precautionary check. After viewing a recording of the incident, it was found that no riding offence was involved.
Adam Kirby struck KNIGHT ERRANT (IRE) once over the nose with the whip approximately half a furlong out, but after viewing a recording of the incident it was considered to be accidental.
A further enquiry was held to consider interference on the run to the line when KNIGHT ERRANT (IRE) interfered with THE JEAN GENIE, placed fourth, ridden by Adam Kirby. Walsh was suspended for 3 days for careless riding as he had allowed his mount to drift left-handed without sufficient correction taking THE JEAN GENIE off its intended line for several strides and causing the rider to have to take a check.
Following the race, Adam Kirby reported that THE JEAN GENIE, placed fourth, hung right-handed. Fran Berry reported that SARSTEDT, placed sixth, hung right-handed and lost action; the Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding found it to be lame on its left-fore.
Race 2 - 6:10pm THE EBF FILLIES' NOVICE AUCTION STAKES (CLASS 4) (PLUS 10 RACE) Permission was given for RED FLOWER (IRE) to go early to post.
Race 3 - 6:40pm THE TRAILFINDERS EXPLORE THE WORLD YOUR WAY FILLIES' HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 4) Permission was given for BLACK SAILS to go early to post.
Stevie Donohoe, the rider of BLACK SAILS, placed fourth, was slow to remove the blindfold resulting in his horse being slow to start. After being interviewed and shown recordings of the incident, Donohoe explained that the filly was hot and sweaty due to the very warm temperatures and, as a consequence, the blind had got stuck to her head meaning he had taken two attempts to remove it. His explanation was noted.
Following the race, James Doyle reported that TEMERAIRE (FR), placed second, had hung left-handed, and Hector Crouch reported that the winner, MOON SONG, had hung left-handed.
Race 4 - 7:10pm THE SKY BET BEST ODDS GUARANTEED HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 3) (A Qualifier for the Windsor Sprint Series Final) Approximately 1 furlong out, MADAME BOUNTY (IRE), placed second, edged marginally right-handed causing the rider of EQUIMOU, placed fifth, to take a precautionary check. After viewing a recording of the incident it was found that no riding offence was involved and it had not improved the placing of MADAME BOUNTY (IRE).
Race 6 - 8:10pm THE TRAILFINDERS FIVE STAR TRUST PILOT REVIEW MAIDEN STAKES (CLASS 5) Prior to this race, the representative of Amanda Perrett was asked to explain why SPIRIT RIDGE was running here at Windsor on going described as Good to Firm, having declared the gelding a non-runner at Salisbury on 27 June 2018 on ground with the same official description. The trainer’s representative stated that, in his opinion, having walked the course the ground at Salisbury was firmer than the official description and did not have as good covering of grass as Windsor this evening. Therefore, they were happy for SPIRIT RIDGE to take his chance. His explanation was noted.
Robert Winston was declared to ride BAY DUDE, trained by Martin Keighley, but had refused to do so after the gelding had bolted to post, resulting in the gelding being withdrawn. The rider and the Starter were interviewed. Winston explained that BAY DUDE had bolted to post and overshot the start by a number of furlongs. He added that he considered the gelding to be uncontrollable and unsteerable and was also conscious of the additional distance travelled by BAY DUDE on the very warm evening. His explanation was noted.
Following the race, Luke Morris reported that SAGUARO (IRE), unplaced, had moved poorly; the Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the filly failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 7 - 8:40pm THE GENTING CASINOS UK HANDICAP STAKES (CLASS 5) Following the race, Richard Kingscote reported that WHITEHALL, placed fourth, was slowly away. View Stewards report Cartmel, 23 Jul 18 Race 1 - 2:15pm THE PAUL SAVAGE MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) The performance of LUCCA LADY (IRE), which started favourite and finished unplaced, was considered. Katy Price could offer no explanation for the mare’s performance. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of LUCCA LADY (IRE), during routine testing, failed to reveal any abnormalities. The Veterinary Officer further reported that LEANNES LADY (IRE), unplaced, lost its right fore shoe.
Race 2 - 2:45pm THE WILLIAM HILL LEADING RACECOURSE BOOKMAKER HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 4) Following the race, Alain Cawley reported that DREAMSOFTHEATRE (IRE), which was pulled up, was never travelling. The Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities.
Race 3 - 3:20pm THE PLANET WINDOWS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Following the race, John Kington reported that NEWS FOR PASCAL (IRE), unplaced, was never travelling.
Race 6 - 4:55pm THE WATCH RACING UK ANYWHERE HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE (CLASS 3) Following the race, Sean Bowen reported that EARTHMOVES (FR), placed sixth, jumped poorly throughout. The Veterinary Officer reported that the gelding had finished sore.
Race 7 - 5:25pm THE JOHN SMITHS EXTRA SMOOTH HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (CLASS 5) Following the race, Jamie Hamilton reported that TOWERBURN (IRE), unplaced, hung left-handed. Sean Quinlan reported that IOLANI (GER), unplaced, stopped quickly and the Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the gelding failed to reveal any abnormalities.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 21:29:40 GMT
Newmarket: David Milnes
Cenotaph (7.10 Chelmsford, nap)
Scored tidily on his first start for Jeremy Noseda over course and distance last month and has since impressed on the Al Bahathri. The son of War Front is fancied to defy a 6lb rise.
9/4 Cenotaph 7:10 Chelmsford (AW) Others to follow Newcastle 1.40 Jumira Prince, 2.10 Louis Treize, 3.15 Hamlul, 3.45 M C Muldoon, 5.20 Mubhij. Nottingham 5.30 Castle Talbot, 6.00 Antonia Clara, 6.30 Royal Mezyan, 7.00 King Of Rooks, 7.30 Bedwyyah. Chelmsford 6.10 Navarra Princess, 6.40 Dragon Kuza, 7.40 Dolcissimo, 8.10 Weekday, 8.40 Highlight Reel, 9.10 Sanam.
North: Colin Russell
Great Colaci (4.20 Newcastle, nap)
Goes well here, and having been in good form over hurdles recently, is fancied to go well again particularly as this seems his ideal trip.
15/2 Great Colaci 4:20 Newcastle (AW) Others to follow Chelmsford 6.10 Lucifugous, 7.10 Udontdodou, 8.40 Dream Mount. Ffos Las 2.30 Sir Ron Priestley. Musselburgh 2.20 Twilight, 2.50 Kilbarchan, 3.25 Eternalist, 3.55 Different Journey, 4.30 Jacob Black, 5.00 Four Kingdoms, 5.35 Thornaby Princess. Newcastle 1.40 Instant Attraction, 2.10 Kolossus, 2.40 Burn Some Dust, 3.15 Sweet Marmalade, 4.50 Mr Potter, 5.20 Queens Gift. Nottingham 5.30 Optima Petamus, 6.00 Liquid Lunch, 6.30 Danehill Desert, 7.00 Dandys Denouement, 7.30 Kalagia, 8.30 Flower Power.
Lambourn: James Burn
Affair (8.30 Nottingham, nap)
Four-year-old appears on a winning mark and has run with credit on her last two starts. Stepping back up to 1m6f will help and she should be in the mix.
2/1 Affair 8:30 Nottingham Others to follow Chelmsford 6.40 Moyassar, 7.40 Hollydaze, 8.40 Quick Breath, 9.10 Conkering Hero. Ffos Las 3.05 Carricklane, 5.10 Blitz. Newcastle 2.10 Bercheny.
West Country: Andrew King
Sweet Pursuit (2.00 Ffos Las, nap)
Unlucky not to add to her tally last time but looks to have been found an inviting opportunity to gain some compensation.
2/1 Sweet Pursuit 2:00 Ffos Las Others to follow Ffos Las 3.35 Avocadeau, 5.10 Secretfact.
Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Real Estate (8.40 Chelmsford)
Pulled well clear of the pack when runner-up in a truly run Wolverhampton handicap eight days ago and James Tate's three-year-old can resume winning ways.
2/1 Real Estate 8:40 Chelmsford (AW) Longshot: David Revers
Sevilla (2.40 Newcastle)
Won over a similar distance at Wolverhampton three starts ago and was unlucky not to follow up next time when hampered around the home turn. She could get a strong pace to aim at and Graham Lee is an eyecatching jockey booking.
14/1 Sevilla 2:40 Newcastle (AW) Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
Touch Base (7.50 Ballinrobe)
Winner of a maiden hurdle over today's 2m6f trip at Downpatrick 11 days ago, the Gordon Elliott-trained six-year-old, a son of Robin Des Champs, can follow up here on his handicap debut with Mark Walsh on board.
2/1 Touch Base 7:50 Ballinrobe The Raceform Interactive nugget
Clifford Lee is 4-7 when riding for Karl Burke at Musselburgh (+£13.25 to £1 level stakes), improving to 2-2 on two-year-olds. He rides Lieutenant Silver in the 7f novice stakes race at 2.50.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 21:30:12 GMT
Richard Fahey has a solid 33 per cent strike-rate (7-21) with two-year-old debutants at Nottingham. Liquid Lunch, who is related to plenty of winners, makes his debut in the 6.00.
Elasia drops from Class 3 to Class 5 in the 3.15 at Newcastle. The filly wasn’t disgraced on her debut with the first three home all franking the form since. This further step up in distance should enable her to open her account.
The combination of David Evans and Fran Berry operates at an impressive 75 per cent strike-rate at Ffos Las. The pair team up with Elegant Love (2.30) and Brockey Rise (4.40).
Gabrial The Tiger has form figures of 3111 at Musselburgh and can add to that impressive record in the 4.30. The six-year-old drops to Class 5 and looks well handicapped to take advantage.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 23, 2018 21:30:42 GMT
3/1 Super Florence 3:25 Musselburgh Possesses electric early pace, and the drop to 5f on a speed track like Musselburgh looks ideal for her.
The switch to front-running tactics has been the making of Super Florence, and there could be plenty more to come.
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 24, 2018 6:09:02 GMT
Chelmsford City ROBIN GOODFELLOW 6.10 Navarra Princess 6.40 Moyassar 7.10 Udontdodou 7.40 George 8.10 Done Deal 8.40 Etisalat 9.10 Conkering Hero GIMCRACK 6.10 Nvarra Princess 6.40 Moyassar 7.10 Cenotaph 7.40 Dazzle Gold 8.10 Done Deal 8.40 Etisalat 9.10 Tynecastle Park Ffos Las ROBIN GOODFELLOW 2.00 Operative 2.30 Fox Tal 3.05 Anchises 3.35 Advanced Virgo 4.10 Gang Warfare 4.40 Molly Jones 5.10 Yashma GIMCRACK 2.00 Swissal 2.30 Fox Tal 3.05 Anchises (nb) 3.35 Advanced Virgo 4.10 Gang Warfare 4.40 Silently 5.10 Seretfact Newcastle ROBIN GOODFELLOW 1.40 Lawmaking 2.10 Kolossus 2.40 Zig Zag 3.15 Hamlul 3.45 M C Muldoon 4.20 Supreme Power 4.50 Frank's Legacy 5.20 Muhbhij GIMCRACK 1.40 Lawmaking 2.10 Louis Treize 2.40 Zig Zag 3.15 Natural History 3.45 M C Muldoon 4.20 Ayton 4.50 First Breath 5.20 Muhbhij Nottingham ROBIN GOODFELLOW 5.30 Pike Corner Cross 6.00 Mayson Mac 6.30 Danehill Desert 7.00 Bahamian Dollar 7.30 Kalagia 8.00 Nyala 8.30 Fool To Cry (nap) GIMCRACK 5.30 Freud 6.00Amoreena 6.30 Lexington Place 7.00 Zip Along 7.30 Bedwwyah 8.00 Nyala 8.30 Dream Serenade
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Post by dennisg on Jul 24, 2018 9:18:36 GMT
in today's sporting life............. Eternalist is Ashley Iveson's best bet for Tuesday and he has a tip for every race in the UK and Ireland. Nap: 3.25 Musselburgh 6 4 Eternalisth20 58-13OR: 65CD 9/4 T: J S GoldieJ: Sophie Ralston (7) Form: 043341Last Run Live betting powered by Next best: 3.05 Ffos Las 3 7 Anchises31 39-5OR: - 8/15 T: R HannonJ: Hollie Doyle Form: 3Last Run Live betting powered by Eternalist won with plenty in hand on her latest visit to Musselburgh and can follow up on her return to the Scottish track. Jim Goldie's mare has been running consistently well throughout the summer, so it was no great surprise to see her make the most of what looked an excellent opportunity at this venue three weeks ago. That said, it was still hard not to be impressed by the manner of her success and what was noticeable was how much more tractable she was than in her recent races. Her previous attitude of refusing to settle has sometimes proved costly late in her races, whereas she settled much better on her latest appearance and was therefore able to show off a smart turn of foot at the business end of proceedings. The handicapper has handed her a 5lb hike, but if she is in a similarly co-operative mood she should prove hard to beat in the Racing Ticket Giveaways At @188bet Handicap. Jacob Black is fancied to continue his excellent campaign with another victory in the Read Silvestre De Sousa At 188Bet Handicap. Like several who have gone before, this seven-year-old appears to have been reinvigorated since joining Keith Dalgleish, rising the best part of two-stone in the ratings having won four of his seven starts this season. Three of those victories have come at Musselburgh and while the assessor is bound to catch up with him eventually, the manner of his latest success at Hamilton just a few days ago suggested his winning spree may not be over just yet. Because that verdict was in an apprentice race, he makes a swift reappearance unpenalised and it is very difficult to look beyond him in what does not look a strong race. Louis Treize rates the best bet of the afternoon at Newcastle. Richard Spencer's juvenile displayed plenty of raw pace on his Doncaster debut less than a fortnight ago before being mowed down by the more experienced Hafeet Alain. Louis Treize was comfortably best of the rest and with that run under his belt, he looks to have outstanding claims in the Welcome To The World Harvey Nicholas Dance Novice Stakes, assuming he proves as effective on the all-weather. Zip Along can supplement a recent Doncaster success in the Smarkets Handicap at Nottingham. The daughter of Iffraaj finished runner-up on her two-year-old debut at Beverley last August before placing fifth in a decent race at Newcastle the following month. She opened her account on her belated reappearance on Town Moor recently and considering she still showed signs of her inexperience, further improvement is anticipated. Zip Along enters the handicap arena off a mark of 77 and that could look generous come Tuesday night. Anchises looks banker material in the European Breeders Fund Maiden Stakes at Ffos Las. Richard Hannon's charge was third behind the 90-rated Red Starlight on his introductory run at Newmarket and the form looks red-hot, with the runner-up Auxerre having since bolted up at Haydock. Zip Along could well do something similar in what looks an ordinary heat in Wales. Sporting Life tips: BALLINROBE: 5.50 Masons Daughter, 6.20 Pink Ribbon, 6.50 Persian Wind, 7.20 Lord Erskine, 7.50 Touch Base, 8.20 Oh'herewego, 8.50 Batcio. CHELMSFORD: 6.10 Navarra Princess, 6.40 Moyassar, 7.10 Cenotaph, 7.40 Dazzle Gold, 8.10 Done Deal, 8.40 Etisalat, 9.10 Tynecastle Park. FFOS LAS: 2.00 Swissal, 2.30 Fox Tal, 3.05 Anchises, 3.35 Advanced Virgo, 4.10 Gang Warfare, 4.40 Silently, 5.10 Secretfact. MUSSELBURGH: 2.20 Twilight, 2.50 Kilbarchan, 3.25 ETERNALIST (NAP), 3.55 Falcon's Fire, 4.30 Jacob Black, 5.00 Four Kingdoms, 5.35 Nora Batt. NEWCASTLE: 1.40 Lawmaking, 2.10 Louis Treize, 2.40 Zig Zag, 3.15 Natural History, 3.45 M C Muldoon, 4.20 Ayton, 4.50 First Breath, 5.20 Mubhij. NOTTINGHAM: 5.30 Freud, 6.00 Amoreena, 6.30 Lexington Place, 7.00 Zip Along, 7.30 Bedwyyah, 8.00 Nyala, 8.30 Dream Serenade. DOUBLE: Eternalist and Anchises.
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Post by dennisg on Jul 24, 2018 9:20:49 GMT
William Haggas admits he has got "lots to think about" as he considers future plans for his Darley Irish Oaks heroine Sea Of Class. Following successive Listed triumphs at Newbury, the daughter of Sea The Stars claimed Classic glory with a last-gasp victory at the Curragh under a masterful ride from James Doyle. The three-year-old holds entries in the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood and the Yorkshire Oaks next month, while a tilt at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at ParisLongchamp in October has also been mooted. However, Haggas is keen to let the dust settle on her weekend success before committing to definite targets. "What a great ride he (Doyle) gave her. She's a good filly," the Newmarket handler told At The Races. "I don't think they went that fast and she did well to come from the back of the field, but it was mighty close. "I don't really know what the plan is yet. All the fillies' races that are coming up and the Arc (are possible targets). I need to have a regroup, see how the filly is and then decide what to do. "We need to think about next year as well. If we're going to keep her in training, do we overdo her this year? Or do we forget next year and crack on this year whilst she's in good shape. "We've got lots to think about."
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Post by dennisg on Jul 24, 2018 9:22:26 GMT
The Breeders' Cup Classic is the main objective for Dubai World Cup hero Thunder Snow. The four-year-old provided trainer Saeed bin Suroor with a record eighth victory in the Meydan showpiece at the end of March, but has not been seen in competitive action since. Bin Suroor revealed his charge is closing in on a return to the track, with options at home and abroad under consideration for his comeback run. "He worked on Saturday and worked well. We're happy with him and he has another piece of work coming up on Thursday," the trainer told At The Races. "We'll keep the options open for him. Sheikh Mohammed (owner) will make a decision on his future plans. "It could be the Juddmonte (International) at York, or it could be we could take him to America for the Jockey Club Gold Cup. "That (Breeders' Cup Classic) is the target for him. Sheikh Mohammed told me to find the races for him, maybe two races, before we take him to the Breeders' Cup Classic at Churchill Downs. That is the main race for him. "He handles the turf and the dirt. I think to take him to America to run on the dirt will be good for him."
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Post by dennisg on Jul 24, 2018 9:24:06 GMT
David Ord's horse-by-horse guide to Saturday's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot with Poet's Word taken to get the better of stablemate Crystal Ocean. CLIFFS OF MOHER: Yet to win in nine attempts at Group One level and for all he ran as well as ever when third in the Coral-Eclipse last time, hard to think he's of interest for win purposes in this deep again. () CRACKSMAN: Brilliant winner of the Champion Stakes here last autumn but after scrambling home in the Coronation Cup, he was brushed aside by Poet's Word over ten furlongs in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at the Royal Meeting. A doubtful runner unless the heavens open and clearly a player if they do but it might be the autumn before we see him back to his brilliant best. () CRYSTAL OCEAN: Three from three this season and looks a Group One winner in waiting but priced accordingly. Ryan Moore didn't get to the bottom of him to win the Hardwicke over course and distance last time and is sure to run a huge race but could be vulnerable to a rival with a turn of foot. () Crystal Ocean: Leading player in the King George Crystal Ocean: Leading player in the King George DESERT ENCOUNTER: Chased Emotionless home in a Listed race at Newbury on Saturday which was a respectable effort but nothing he did there or has managed before suggests he'll be winning a King George. () POET'S WORD: Won his last two and was particularly impressive when sweeping clear of Cracksman over ten furlongs here last month. He's won two of his three starts at trips beyond a mile-and-a-quarter, the defeat coming at the hooves of Hawkbill in Meydan and he had that rival over ten lengths adrift in the Prince Of Wales's rematch. This colt is thriving right now and his change of gear could be a potent weapon. () James Doyle celebrates on Poet's Word James Doyle celebrates on Poet's Word at Royal Ascot SALOUEN: Looked set to claim the scalp of Cracksman in the Coronation Cup only to be denied in the final strides. Clearly capable on his day but now without a win since landing a Salisbury novice stakes in the September of his two-year-old career and not hard to overlook. () WALDGEIST: Edged out Coronet after an epic duel for the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud for a third successive win this season. He's clearly at the top of his game right now and he couldn't be in better hands, but he was soundly beaten in the Irish Derby, turned over at 4/7 in the Cumberland Lodge and fourth of nine in a Munich Group One on his only three starts outside of France. () BATEEL: Second to Hydrangea on QIPCO Champions Day and started the season with a good win at Saint-Cloud. Talented mare but the worry is the ground as all her best form is with plenty of cut. () CORONET: Recorded a career-best effort when going down all guns blazing against Waldgeist but needs another to hit the frame in this. Possible there's more to come but she's now been beaten in seven races at the elite level and they don't get any easier. () HYDRANGEA: Yet to fire this season and was particularly disappointing in the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes here last time. She did win her only previous start over this trip in the QIPCO British Champion Fillies & Mares Stakes at Ascot in October though, beating Bateel and Cornet by two lengths and a length-and-three-quarters. Would have place claims if back near that level. () Hydrangea (l, purple) wins the QIPCO British Champions Fillie & Mares Stakes Hydrangea (l, purple) wins the QIPCO British Champions Fillie & Mares Stakes DEE EX BEE: Second in the Investec Derby but soundly beaten in the Irish equivalent and Grand Prix de Paris on his two subsequent starts. All roads lead to the St Leger for him and he'll be a different proposition over a mile-and-six with some juice in the ground. Very much in need of a Berkshire deluge this week. () KEW GARDENS: Only ninth in the Investec Derby but bounced back to win Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot and Grand Prix de Paris. Stamina is his forte and he's on the upgrade but he looks vulnerable to the high-class older horses above him on the racecard. () NELSON: Looked set for a good season when landing the Ballysax in April but the wheels have come off since. Used as a pacemaker for Kew Gardens at Longchamp last time and presumably the same task awaits here. () ROSTROPOVICH: Second on his last two starts in the King Edward VII and Irish Derby but had the run of the race in the latter and would be a surprise winner. () VERDICT POET'S WORD is taken to get the better of Crystal Ocean in a mouthwatering clash. The two stablemates are thriving right now and head here at the top of the game and it's the selection's turn of foot which has swung the vote his way. Kew Gardens looks the pick of the three-year-olds and is likely to run well. Stablemate Hydrangea would appeal as a lively outsider if she gets the green light. She's a bit to prove after her flop last time but was impressive at her only start over this trip and she had Coronet well adrift that day. 1st POET'S WORD 2nd Crystal Ocean 3rd Hydrangea
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 24, 2018 11:57:02 GMT
Bryony Frost's looks set to miss the majority of the summer jumps season after it emerged her injuries are worse than first thought.
The 23-year-old believed she had escaped with a few bruises after her saddle slipped and she was unseated from Billy My Boy and trodden on by the chasing Nabhan at Newton Abbot on July 6.
However, her scan results revealed internal injuries including a fractured sternum, a liver tear and a bruised pancreas, and she will be out of action longer than expected, although surgery will not be required.
Frost said on Tuesday: "I went to Derriford Hospital from Newton Abbot after my fall and I thought I’d be out the following morning and back riding.
"However, the CT scan came back and the damage was more serious than expected.
"It showed that as well as a fracture to the end of my sternum I had a small liver tear and bruising to my pancreas, none of which required surgery.
"I also had an unusual injury to the artery to my pancreas which had been damaged and started to swell causing a sac called an aneurysm.
"Fortunately it did not leak, which can be life-threatening, and with rest it should heal without an operation.”
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Post by Kimmy on Jul 24, 2018 18:14:49 GMT
7.30 Nottingham
Kieran Shoemark, who is recovering after sustaining horrendous injuries in a fall at Lingfield, rode a superb race to win on this filly at Thirsk two starts ago.
She was expected to follow up that win at Beverley last time, but failed to fire, finishing fourth of five with one of tonight’s rivals, Kalagia, in front of her. There is a nice pull in the weights in Bedwyyah’s favour this time around and the form of the race at Beverley is strong. That little bit more experience, and a more conventional track, might help her turn the tables.
11/4 Bedwyyah 7:30 Nottingham
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