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Easter classic

Master the world 16/1 lads

Long way off the easter classic but master the world was very consistent last season on the aw at lingfield, four runs over the c/d won twice second and an unplaced beat victory bond in the november in the churchill stakes,won the winter derby and was runner upto victory bond in the corresponding easter classic.The same horses seem to turn up every year year and master of the world looks a banker to be running in all of them proved its first win was no fluke by winning the winter derby and two of its runs were in two of the quickest races run there last season.He is seven and exposed but these races as proven in the past the same horses run in them and you get similar results,the races are always open to new progressive types but bar the odd one you rarely see many,sometimes one will win a qualifier but then never seen again,he only went off 16/1 when he won the winter derby then 5/1 in the easter classic can't really see how prices can get any bigger even though didn't show much on the turf this season.
The one thing that looks guaranteed and that is he will be running in all these races through the season,so at worst he has decent ew chances,victory bond is entered as well but not totally guaranteed to run on the aw,also hasn't run since may so may have some long term niggle,he only needs to win one of these early races at lingfield or run well and these prices will be halved...

<blockquote data-quote="gigilo" data-source="post: 2348994" data-attributes="member: 65901">Easter classicMaster the world 16/1 ladsLong way off the easter classic but master the world was very consistent last season on the aw at lingfield, four runs over the c/d won twice second and an unplaced beat victory bond in the november in the churchill stakes,won the winter derby and was runner upto victory bond in the corresponding easter classic.The same horses seem to turn up every year year and master of the world looks a banker to be running in all of them proved its first win was no fluke by winning the winter derby and two of its runs were in two of the quickest races run there last season.He is seven and exposed but these races as proven in the past the same horses run in them and you get similar results,the races are always open to new progressive types but bar the odd one you rarely see many,sometimes one will win a qualifier but then never seen again,he only went off 16/1 when he won the winter derby then 5/1 in the easter classic can&#039;t really see how prices can get any bigger even though didn&#039;t show much on the turf this season.The one thing that looks guaranteed and that is he will be running in all these races through the season,so at worst he has decent ew chances,victory bond is entered as well but not totally guaranteed to run on the aw,also hasn&#039;t run since may so may have some long term niggle,he only needs to win one of these early races at lingfield or run well and these prices will be halved...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gigilo, post: 2348994, member: 65901"] [B]Easter classic[/B] [B]Master the world 16/1 lads[/B] Long way off the easter classic but master the world was very consistent last season on the aw at lingfield, four runs over the c/d won twice second and an unplaced beat victory bond in the november in the churchill stakes,won the winter derby and was runner upto victory bond in the corresponding easter classic.The same horses seem to turn up every year year and master of the world looks a banker to be running in all of them proved its first win was no fluke by winning the winter derby and two of its runs were in two of the quickest races run there last season.He is seven and exposed but these races as proven in the past the same horses run in them and you get similar results,the races are always open to new progressive types but bar the odd one you rarely see many,sometimes one will win a qualifier but then never seen again,he only went off 16/1 when he won the winter derby then 5/1 in the easter classic can't really see how prices can get any bigger even though didn't show much on the turf this season. The one thing that looks guaranteed and that is he will be running in all these races through the season,so at worst he has decent ew chances,victory bond is entered as well but not totally guaranteed to run on the aw,also hasn't run since may so may have some long term niggle,he only needs to win one of these early races at lingfield or run well and these prices will be halved... [/QUOTE]

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