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The 2025 Cesarewitch (Handicap)

Don't get why people get fixated on races like this, when there's far more beatables ones, it's just one race
 
Nicola Currie is jocked up on Belgravian — a good chance for her to show off her talents. Obviously, connections have limited options with the weight.
 
I haven't studied the race and don't know yet if I will (stuff happening). I need to check back through my accounts as I think I might have taken 33/1 RH on the morning of its trial win. Earlier today I took 66/1 Seddon and I can see me also punting The Shunter.

Off into the mines again...
 
Desert Orchid said:
I haven't studied the race and don't know yet if I will (stuff happening). I need to check back through my accounts as I think I might have taken 33/1 RH on the morning of its trial win. Earlier today I took 66/1 Seddon and I can see me also punting The Shunter.

Off into the mines again...
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More cameo appearances than Alfred Hitchcock in his own movies - don't be a stranger, mines dweller!
 
Which makes you wonder about Prescott amd Pendragon he said he'd only run Pendragon on good ground then doesn't leave him in for the race....I would so love to kick him in the bollocks!
 
Danny said:
Which makes you wonder about Prescott amd Pendragon he said he'd only run Pendragon on good ground then doesn't leave him in for the race....I would so love to kick him in the bollocks!
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I wasn't going to say any more on Pendragon but, when I saw the time (admittedly wind assisted) Fallen Angel clocked in the Sun Chariot I thought to myself: "There will be nothing wrong with the ground next Saturday - so-called 'Sir Shrood' has clearly lost his marbles once and for all."

I STILL hope Pendragon never wins another penny in prize-money in Pattern races and I STILL hope all of Prescott's children and grandchildren join Corbyn's party (if the disorganised lummox ever gets it off the ground) or the Greens just to annoy him!
 
On aline through pendragon then hipop de loire must have a chance as he would have been 2lb better off with pendragon if it had run from that run behind sweet William.
 
It could certainly be argued that Hipop De Loire outran his mark at Doncaster in what was certainly a truly-run 2m2f contest.

He runs off OR 106 on Saturday and on Town Moor he was 5.75l third to a horse rated OR 115 and 7l clear of the fourth who was OR 105.

You could argue he ran to somewhere between OR 109 and OR 112 that day so would be 3lb to 6lb well in on Saturday.

But even if he is, will it be enough to beat Hubert?

I fancy the good Reverend to deliver a blistering sermon from the Bushes!
 
Ian_Davies said:
It could certainly be argued that Hipop De Loire outran his mark at Doncaster in what was certainly a truly-run 2m2f contest.

He runs off OR 106 on Saturday and on Town Moor he was 5.75l third to a horse rated OR 115 and 7l clear of the fourth who was OR 105.

You could argue he ran to somewhere between OR 109 and OR 112 that day so would be 3lb to 6lb well in on Saturday.

But even if he is, will it be enough to beat Hubert?

I fancy the good Reverend to deliver a blistering sermon from the Bushes!
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Tell me the horse that has a 10lb swing with Hubert?
 
Ian_Davies said:
Belgravian could yet be added to my "Cesfolio" too, but I still expect a pulpit-thumping oratory from the good Reverend going into the dip and meeting the rising ground - Hubert stays FOREVER and just keeps galloping!
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Charles Byrnes would never win a trial if he thought he could win the main thing. I've no idea how it's favourite to be honest.
 
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Slim said:
Charles Byrnes would never win a trial of he thought he could win the main thing. I've no idea how it's favourite to be honest.
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I totally get where you're coming from, but Run For Oscar won at Haydock before he won his Cesarewitch.

I find Byrnes hard to predict, but I think the horse will be having a right go on Saturday and I think a strongly-run 2m2f on decent ground will suit Reverend Hubert more than most of the rest of the field.
 

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