Daily picks.

Yet another two hannon horses that were eye catchers and look huge improvers worth bearing in mind when looking at the big race entries as there's no way hughes will get these right so many of comparative ability.

edge


Was miles off the pace at chester till the last 1/2 furlong and was nearest finish,in all probability at least a 6f or 7f may suit best.The winning time of this race only .66 slower than dutch masterpiece winning off 89 later on the card,another hannon runner that could be overpriced with multiple entries.

brown sugar

Another hannon runner 6/7ls off the pace,finishing under hands and heels giving the impression he was easily the best horse in the race with loads of improvement to come.As mentioned on other previous runners this one was 40/1 outsider of his three,again showing there isn't much between the majority of his runners and also showing there is value there with all the multiple entries he will have.The time of the race was respectable as well only 1.1 seconds slower than nocturne winning off 94 in later handicap and with loads of improvement to come will leave hughes scratching his head on the big races yet again.


solar spirit

Bit of an eyecatcher solar spirit trapped in a pocket at a crucial time when looked to be cantering,impossible to win when switched at catterick ended up 4th beaten 2 1/2ls.Solar spirits got to come down the weights now hopefully a drop of 2 pound and that would allow him a nice drop in grade as the races he's been competing in have been very competitive.That would allow him onto his lowest mark since winning off 74 april 2012,looking at his profile in recent time his best runs have been on softer ground as opposed to fast ground so that run may have been even better than it first looked
 
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Hi Andy, what do you think of My Kingdom tmr night, thought he ran a nice race lto over 6fs, running on not knocked about into 5th after a slow start. Lowest mark since April last year and dropped into a class 5 after running most of last year in higher class races, think this might develop into a bit of a gamble from the Williams stable?
15/2-17/2 now.
 
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Newmarket Result
29 Sep 2012
« 4:15 » EBF Jersey Lily Fillies' Nursery (Class 2) (2yo) 7f Good
£12,450.00, £3,728.00, £1,864.00, £932.00, £466.00, £234.00

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RESULTRATE RACEShow all comments in running Show all pedigrees HORSE/SP AGE WGT TRAINER/JOCKEY OR TS RPR

« 1 9 Annecdote 5/1 2 8-8 Jonathan Portman 78 * *
b f Lucky Story (USA) - May Fox (Zilzal) Richard Kingscote
Tracked leaders, ridden 2f out, took narrow advantage entering final furlong, kept on well final 75yds, pushed out (op 11-2)


« 2 1 ¾ Fleeting Smile (USA) 7/1 2 9-2 Richard Hannon 86 * *
b f Distorted Humor (USA) - Fleet Indian (USA) (Indian Charlie) Paul Hanagan
Led for 1f, prominent, ridden to lead well over 1f out, headed entering final furlong, kept on with every chance until no extra final 75yds (op 9-1)


« 3 2 nk Ghanaian (FR) 11/2 2 8-5 Mahmood Al Zarooni 75 * *
b f Shamardal (USA) - Ghanaj (Caerleon) Mickael Barzalona
Mid-division, headway over 2f out, ridden and every chance entering final furlong, kept on but no extra final 75yds (op 5-1 tchd 6-1)


« 4 12 nk Supernova Heights (IRE) 17/2 2 9-3 Brian Meehan 87 * *
b f Oasis Dream - Athene (IRE) (Rousillon) Kieren Fallon
Went right leaving stalls, held up towards rear, headway over 3f out, ridden from 2f out, hung right but ran on inside final furlong, not quite reach leaders, saddle slipped (op 8-1 tchd 15-2)


« 5 11 3½ Botanica (IRE) 5/1 2 8-12 Richard Hannon 82 * *
b f Clodovil (IRE) - Bent Al Fala (IRE) (Green Desert) Richard Hughes
Tracked leaders, ridden 2f out, kept on same pace final furlong (op 11-2)


« 6 4 ¾ Need You Now (IRE) 22/1 2 7-123 p Peter Chapple-Hyam 68 * * »
b f Kheleyf (USA) - Sniffle (IRE) (Shernazar) Kieran O'Neill
Steadied start, towards rear, headway 3f out, ridden when switched right 2f out, not pace to get on terms, stayed on inside final furlong (op 20-1 tchd 25-1)


« 7 6 1¾ Woodlandsway 14/1 2 8-10 Richard Hannon 80 * * »
b f Oasis Dream - Come What May (Selkirk) Pat Dobbs
Led after 1f, ridden and headed well over 1f out, faded inside final furlong (op 12-1)


« 8 14 hd Tussie Mussie 14/1 2 8-6 Mark Johnston 76 * *
b f Royal Applause - Loveleaves (Polar Falcon) Silvestre De Sousa
In touch, effort chasing leaders over 2f out, weakened final furlong (op 25-1)


« 9 5 7 Entwined (IRE) 20/1 2 8-2 Clive Cox 72 * * »
b f Elusive City (USA) - Corryvreckan (IRE) (Night Shift) John Fahy
Hampered when a little slowly away, towards rear, mid-division after 2f, ridden over 2f out, weakened final furlong (tchd 16-1)


« 10 7 2¼ Threes Grand 33/1 2 9-7 Scott Dixon 91 * * »
b f Milk It Mick - Ginger Cookie (Bold Edge) Tom Queally
Mid-division, ridden 2f out, weakened final furlong (op 25-1)


« 11 10 ½ Red Turban 9/2F 2 8-8 Jeremy Noseda 78 * *
b f Kyllachy - Red Tiara (USA) (Mr Prospector) William Buick
Held up towards rear, ridden over 2f out, soon outpaced, never threatened, weakened entering final furlong (op 4-1 tchd 5-1)


« 12 8 9 Rainbow Beauty 25/1 2 8-4 Gerard Butler 74 * * »
ch f Manduro (GER) - Just Like A Woman (Observatory) Franny Norton
Slowly into stride, never travelling, always detached (op 22-1)



12 ran TIME 1m 23.38s (slow by 0.88s




Newmarket Result
29 Sep 2012
« 4:50 » Racing UK Handicap (Class 2) (0-100, 3yo+) 7f Good
£12,450.00, £3,728.00, £1,864.00, £932.00, £466.00, £234.00

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« 1 20 Idler (IRE) 10/1 3 8-5 Mark Johnston 87 * * »
b g Exceed And Excel (AUS) - Dilly Dally (AUS) (Rubiton) Silvestre De Sousa
Made virtually all on near side, quickened clear over 1f out, drifted right but in no danger after, comfortably (op 14-1)


« 2 14 4½ Redvers (IRE) 16/1 4 8-10 b Ed Vaughan 89 * * »
br g Ishiguru (USA) - Cradle Brief (IRE) (Brief Truce) Paul Hanagan
Mid-division on near side, ridden over 2f out, steady progress soon after, stayed on to go 2nd final 75yds, no chance with comfortable winner (op 20-1)


« 3 21 ½ Al Aasifh (IRE) 40/1 4 9-5 Saeed bin Suroor 98 * *
b g Invincible Spirit (IRE) - Urgele (FR) (Zafonic) Frankie Dettori
Steadily away, soon in near side mid-division, headway 2f out, soon ridden to dispute 2nd but winner already kicked clear, kept on but no extra final 75yds


« 4 7 ½ Bertiewhittle 9/1 4 9-0 David Barron 93 * * »
ch g Bahamian Bounty - Minette (Bishop Of Cashel) Graham Gibbons
Mid-division on near side, headway over 2f out, soon ridden, disputed 2nd well over 1f out, kept on (op 10-1)


« 5 4 shd Jonny Mudball 40/1 6 9-5 t Tom Dascombe 98 * * »
b g Oasis Dream - Waypoint (Cadeaux Genereux) Richard Kingscote
Led far side but overall prominent, ridden over 2f out, kept on gamely when hard pressed for 2nd over 1f out, no extra nearing finish (op 33-1)


« 6 2 shd Smarty Socks (IRE) 20/1 8 9-1 David O'Meara 94 * * »
ch g Elnadim (USA) - Unicamp (Royal Academy) Daniel Tudhope
Held up on far side, headway from 3f out, ridden to dispute 2nd well over 1f out, kept on but no extra nearing finish (op 16-1)


« 7 3 1 Yair Hill (IRE) 16/1 4 8-71 John Dunlop 86 * *
b g Selkirk (USA) - Conspiracy (Rudimentary) Mirco Demuro
Held up on far side, headway over 2f out, ridden entering final furlong, kept on but not pace to get involved (op 14-1)


« 8 17 nk Redact (IRE) 20/1 3 8-11 Richard Hannon 100 * * »
b g Strategic Prince - Rainbow Java (IRE) (Fairy King) William Twiston-Davies7
In near side in mid-division, ridden 3f out, never any impression on leaders, kept on same pace (op 18-1)


« 9 16 ¾ Cape Classic (IRE) 7/2F 4 9-5 William Haggas 98 * * »
b h Cape Cross (IRE) - Politesse (USA) (Barathea) Adam Beschizza
Mid-division of near side, headway over 3f out, ridden to chase leaders 2f out, weakened final 120yds (op 3-1 tchd 4-1)


« 10 19 1 Johnny Castle 8/1 4 8-13 Amanda Perrett 92 * * »
b g Shamardal (USA) - Photogenic (Midyan) William Buick
Mid-division on near side, ridden well over 1f out, soon edged left, never any impression (op 12-1)


« 11 12 1¼ Lutine Bell 16/1 5 8-13 Mike Murphy 92 * * »
ch g Starcraft (NZ) - Satin Bell (Midyan) Richard Hughes
Held up towards rear on near side, pushed along and headway into midfield well over 1f out, no further impression final furlong


« 12 6 1¼ Diescentric (USA) 20/1 5 8-11 Julie Camacho 90 * * »
b g Diesis - Hawzah (Green Desert) Micky Fenton
Tracked leader on far side, ridden over 2f out, faded inside final furlong


« 13 11 ½ Esprit De Midas 40/1 6 8-13 b Dean Ivory 92 * *
b g Namid - Spritzeria (Bigstone) Neil Callan
Raced near side, never better than mid-division (op 50-1)


« 14 1 ¾ Red Art (IRE) 66/1 3 8-10 Charles Hills 92 * * »
b c Excellent Art - All Began (IRE) (Fasliyev) Michael Hills
Held up on far side, ridden over 2f out, some headway soon after but never a danger, weakened entering final furlong


« 15 10 ¾ Accession (IRE) 22/1 3 8-7 Clive Cox 89 * * »
b g Acclamation - Pivotal's Princess (IRE) (Pivotal) Gerald Mosse
Always towards rear on near side (op 20-1 tchd 25-1)


« 16 18 1 Poetic Dancer 16/1 3 8-7 Clive Cox 89 * * »
ch f Byron - Crozon (Peintre Celebre) John Fahy
Little slowly away, soon with winner on near side, ridden over 2f out, weakened entering final furlong (op 20-1)


« 17 15 2 Harrison George (IRE) 33/1 7 8-10 t P J O'Gorman 89 * * »
b g Danetime (IRE) - Dry Lightning (Shareef Dancer) Kieren Fallon
Chased leaders on near side, ridden over 2f out, weakened and eased final furlong


« 18 13 ½ Citrus Star (USA) 12/1 5 9-0 Chris Wall 93 * * »
b g Broken Vow (USA) - Twist A Lime (USA) (Copelan) Franny Norton
Raced near side in touch, ridden over 2f out, weakening when hampered entering final furlong


« 19 9 ½ Decent Fella (IRE) 25/1 6 8-13 tv Andrew Balding 92 * * »
b g Marju (IRE) - Mac Melody (IRE) (Entrepreneur) Jimmy Fortune
Mid-division on near side until lost place when ridden 2f out, not a threat after (op 20-1)


« 20 5 nk Balty Boys (IRE) 20/1 3 8-13 Charles Hills 95 * * »
b g Cape Cross (IRE) - Chatham Islands (USA) (Elusive Quality) William Carson
Mid-division on far side, joined near side after 2f, ridden over 2f out, weakened over 1f out (op 16-1)


« 21 8 4½ Gold City (IRE) 16/1 3 9-0 t Saeed bin Suroor 96 * * »
b g Pivotal - Storm Lily (USA) (Storm Cat) Mickael Barzalona
Held up towards rear on near side, some progress into midfield over 2f out, soon ridden, weakened entering final furlong



21 ran TIME 1m 23.00s (slow by 0.50s


Annecdote,Fleeting smile,Ghanian,Supernova heights

These four look well in looking at the 21 runner class 2 handiicap for older horses only .38 slower than that race but the winner of that racw was only running off 8-5 winning off 87.The first four home in the 2yr old race all beating the second in the 21 horse older handicap,the winner will still be able to run in handicaps for horses rated up to 85.The third horse looks ridiculously well handicapped ghanian only rated 75 and will be massively overpriced if running in a race for horses only rated up to that mark.Two other runners further behind need you now in 6th came out and won a listed race at 33s and the 7th also ran respectably in a listed race on next run 6th of 16 at newmarket.
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That's all three now KABBBBBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM WHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOSSSSSSHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:lol:Form doesn't get much better than that!!:cool:

First 3 all won 14/1,5/2 amd 2/1 early prices!!
 
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1pt trade Baltic bomber 14/1 365!!

6/1 Took all the 12s this morning very surprised it opened that price was expecting books to open up 7-8/1 crazy lovely trade!!


Out at 6.2 nice little touch on!!
 
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5/2 frog hollow 365.victor

Some nicely overbet horses today out at 2.2!!
 
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Will have a token bet on Baltic bomber has aready run really well in this grade twice this sesson,but strangely those runs were in the visor and now taken off strange considering the form behind black ennis bower.Black ennis bower won again Saturday,baltic bomber was slightly unlucky in that race never got a clear run a furlong out and would've gone close,the 5th clublans also won sonce and there was 3ls back to the 6th.Amadeus denton and coca'a moca may dominate this race but Baltic bomber i'll have on a to follows as he is poorly draw tomorrow but 14s is far to big if one of the favs doesn't run to form.
 
Frog hollow has been an eyecatcher on several runs he's potentially far better than his current mark of 80,but he is difficult ride ran far to free at ascot and was beat 2fs out.He was a huge eyecatcher Saturday and running on to be nearest finish,at some point david O'Meara will get this horse to show its true potential,he sits on a mark of 80 tomorrow.Just the fact o'mear trains I can see this being heavily backed I wouldn't be surprised if it went off 6/4 even shorter,he is potentially different class to these but facing a couple of track specialists and the extended mile could be negatives.Think its the first time I've backed him since going onto follows so maybe now worth following with current trainer.
 
Supernova hieghts got beat in the conditions race last week against woodland aria as well ec when you think gahnaian ran off the same weight as idler and yet would've beaten the other 20 runners in the older handicap last season.Like in the write uop above there was a lisetd winner and listed placed hiorse out of the race.Potentially impossible to know how good some of those first 4 are as well,you don't get many races like this to follow in a season fantastic when everything looks so solid on times and form and even at this point they still all look well handicapped still.
 
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While Frog Hollow is very fanciable, I'm intrigued that Danny Tudhope goes to Haydock for one O'Meara entry.

In fact, I see he only has two booked mounts there and they're priced up at 14/1 and 9/1 respectively. I can sense a wee breaking of one of my own rules here...
 
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Oh so sassy was beaten 5ls on seasonal debut over tomorrows c/d on fast ground,the time of that race was 1.73 seconds quicker than the handicap on the card won by whisky bravo off 65.That suggests that the 3yr old race was pretty quick for the runners in that race,oh so sassy eased with a furlong to go ridden with handicvaps in mind.The third harbour captain has since come out and won off 60 sluicing up by 3 3/4ls,tomorrow oh so sassys off 61 and open to improvement on only fourth run for chris wall as long as the ground stays quick could fight out the finish with free island.


Free island non runner,i didn't notice black dave had run in far better race last time out will have a reverse fcast with that as well.
 
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Sea Pigeon said:
got a bit of 2's Ghanaian last night! :)
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They can always get beat first time out like annecdote infact would've been massively overpriced if it had on next run when you think anecdote was 14/1 in the same grade and this was 2/1 and fleeting smile 5/2 you can see how far out the books can be.;)
 
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While Frog Hollow is very fanciable, I'm intrigued that Danny Tudhope goes to Haydock for one O'Meara entry.

In fact, I see he only has two booked mounts there and they're priced up at 14/1 and 9/1 respectively. I can sense a wee breaking of one of my own rules here...
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Now My Sun (took the 14/1 last night) wins at 6/1. Nice. (The other sank without trace.)
 
Well done with the winner,was massively overopriced but the fcast rain didn't come till later so worked out well.

1pt trade rusty rocket 16/1 victor!!
 
Big field really competitive race several starting to look well handicapped,rusty rocket has been an eyecatcher a few times especially the run at swell when hampered and staying on.Has since run three more times last time out drawn poorly in 3 at thirsk 4th beaten 5ls but that was a better race than tomorrows.Tomorrow gets to race off 75 lowest mark since winning over this c/d april 2012,seems to like this track a third off 80 to defence coincil and take cover on heavy ground.
With the ground softening the standside usually comes out on top,drawn 14/15 tomorrow that 16/1 would be decent value if they split and with him looking nicely handicapped.The other paul green runner beau mistral looks ridiculously well handicapped but is drawn low and hasn't shown enough yet to have a bet.
 
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Big field really competitive race several starting to look well handicapped,rusty rocket has been an eyecatcher a few times especially the run at swell when hampered and staying on.Has since run three more times last time out drawn poorly in 3 at thirsk 4th beaten 5ls but that was a better race than tomorrows.Tomorrow gets to race off 75 lowest mark since winning over this c/d april 2012,seems to like this track a third off 80 to defence coincil and take cover on heavy ground.
With the ground softening the standside usually comes out on top,drawn 14/15 tomorrow that 16/1 would be decent value if they split and with him looking nicely handicapped.The other paul green runner beau mistral looks ridiculously well handicapped but is drawn low and hasn't shown enough yet to have a bet.
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16/1 ppower
 
If the draw isn't too much disadvantage I think Chosen One could run well in that contest, though I prefer the stable's chances of a winner with HEAD SPACE in the 4.10 at Nottingham tomorrow, the 12/1 with Ladbrokes is a big price. Coming back down to a winnable mark and stable in good form, throw in their other runner of the day, Light The City in the 6.20 Haydock for an e/w treble.
 
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Baltic bomber


Put this up at 14s today was backed into 11/2 but as mentioned in write up the two best pieces of form were with the visor on and today inexplicably left off.The first division today was over a second and a half slower than the second div so a line can be put through that form today.The 4th to black annis bower looked solid form at Beverley,said horse winning again and the 5th clubland with 3ls back to 6th place,that div that day was alsio far quicker than the first div won by mey blossom.Still only 19 turf runs visor back on looks worth following and especially if back over the Beverley 5fs.
 
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