I had a fiver on Thought Worthy at 200 on the machine prior to the decks coming out so I'm hoping he runs well today and justifies turning up on the day. If you ignored imperial Monarch last time out he beat Rougemont 9 lengths, which on his second ever start is promising. Not sure what to make of the form But the fact that Gosden has left him in has to be a positive.
My question is as a 3yo.
Forgot about Nashwan. I may be wrong, but I don't think any other Derby winners in the last 30 years have won a race over a mile after their juvenile season.
How many Derby winners in the last (say) 30 years have had the speed to win at a mile as a 3yo?
Sea the Stars and I can't think of another.
Secreto won Gns trial at Phoenix PK 84.
At that price you've very little to lose. Looks like he'd be useless at handling the track at Epsom though and Noble Mission would be pretty sure to reverse form without the 5lb penalty. That still doesn't look close to getting placed for either of them though.
The one that the market appears to have overlooked is the Aga Khan’s unbeaten Group 2 winner Kesampour. He's well placed for the Derby trip and seemingly goes equally well on soft or good going. If he lines up he'd likely run the best of those at big prices.
I'm not overexcited about the Derby.
He hasn't shown anything like the speed to win a true mile contest
but I have put up hard evidence and facts behind my statements rather than idol gossip and suggestions.
no you haven't..you talk quite a lot of bollox actually and don't respond when questioned with anything that looks like sense..as with the Lockinge answer still pending
put some proper debate up ffs ..or give it a rest..i'm bored sick of your nonsense now..really bored sick
Regarding The Lockinge you asked for evidence how Frankel could of produce an excellent time despite needing the run and I showed you a picture of workings around the idea that he did.
Unless you have severe dysfunctional ventral damage then I can't fathom how you don't understand the image put out in front of you?
Regards to Bonfire & Main Sequence I have put up my thoughts and evidences to why both of them should run excellent races instead of taking on Camelot for your money whilst I've done cash on Thomas Chippendale & Appollo so it's by no means a profitable event for me yet but with a Lay on Camelot and bets on Main Sequence/Bonfire I'm sure things will look more positive on the day.
Good luck to you on the race.
I'm not overexcited about the Derby.