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He was not value in your opinion Euro. The horse had only 3 runs before today in his last 2 seasons..and just 5 runs in total. On form he had to find something but equally he was the only Group1 winner in the race, touted as the Ballydoyle number 1 for the Guineas and Derby last year before injury struck, deemed good enough by Coolmore to keep him in training as a 4 year old, showed improved form with each of his runs this season looking unlucky last time out and stepping up to a trip that was bred to suit. The horse was 7/2 (9/2 at one stage on betfair) in a weakish Group 1 and he was the sole runner from a stable that could have run any other of the stable superstars.

Again you suggest Youmzain should be favourite for the King George despite the fact the current favourite Duke Of Marmalade is odds on for the race. Duke Of Marmalade would blow the Channon horse away at 10 furlongs and if he get the 12 furlong trip he will do the same in the King George. I presume you will be laying DOM all day at an odds on price.

<blockquote data-quote="Guest_" data-source="post: 2152877" data-attributes="member: 64953">He was not value in your opinion Euro. The horse had only 3 runs before today in his last 2 seasons..and just 5 runs in total. On form he had to find something but equally he was the only Group1 winner in the race, touted as the Ballydoyle number 1 for the Guineas and Derby last year before injury struck, deemed good enough by Coolmore to keep him in training as a 4 year old, showed improved form with each of his runs this season looking unlucky last time out and stepping up to a trip that was bred to suit. The horse was 7/2 (9/2 at one stage on betfair) in a weakish Group 1 and he was the sole runner from a stable that could have run any other of the stable superstars.&nbsp;Again you suggest Youmzain should be favourite for the King George despite the fact the current favourite Duke Of Marmalade is odds on for the race. Duke Of Marmalade would blow the Channon horse away at 10 furlongs and if he get the 12 furlong trip he will do the same in the King George. I presume you will be laying DOM all day at an odds on price.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guest_, post: 2152877, member: 64953"] He was not value in your opinion Euro. The horse had only 3 runs before today in his last 2 seasons..and just 5 runs in total. On form he had to find something but equally he was the only Group1 winner in the race, touted as the Ballydoyle number 1 for the Guineas and Derby last year before injury struck, deemed good enough by Coolmore to keep him in training as a 4 year old, showed improved form with each of his runs this season looking unlucky last time out and stepping up to a trip that was bred to suit. The horse was 7/2 (9/2 at one stage on betfair) in a weakish Group 1 and he was the sole runner from a stable that could have run any other of the stable superstars. Again you suggest Youmzain should be favourite for the King George despite the fact the current favourite Duke Of Marmalade is odds on for the race. Duke Of Marmalade would blow the Channon horse away at 10 furlongs and if he get the 12 furlong trip he will do the same in the King George. I presume you will be laying DOM all day at an odds on price. [/QUOTE]

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