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Few of mine - mostly 3yos.
American Bay and Teraabb. Both from a Newbury handicap a week last FrIday. The latter won despite a tardy start and having to be switched, the former got no luck in running.

Arisaig. Came from the back at Newmarket, and I'd say needs 10f

Global Skies. This one is out of a STS mare yet ran over 7 1/2 last week at Beverley. Lost ground at the start and was detached from the body of the field. Finished really well and obv needs much further.

Indivar. The horse that finished third in the race that Brunel Nation was awarded in the stewards room at the Craven Meeting. Drawn standside he ended up on the far rail and did well to finish as close as he did.

Royal Supremacy. Third in the Esher Cup which despite a very small field looked a good renewal. Top trainer, this one needs further and I'd like to see him in the London Gold Cup at Newbury

Woodleigh. Came from well off the back in the slop at Ripon last week. Again, one that needs further than his opening race distance.

<blockquote data-quote="Euronymous" data-source="post: 2676735" data-attributes="member: 65157">Few of mine - mostly 3yos.American Bay and Teraabb. Both from a Newbury handicap a week last FrIday. The latter won despite a tardy start and having to be switched, the former got no luck in running.Arisaig. Came from the back at Newmarket, and I&#039;d say needs 10fGlobal Skies. This one is out of a STS mare yet ran over 7 1/2 last week at Beverley. Lost ground at the start and was detached from the body of the field. Finished really well and obv needs much further.Indivar. The horse that finished third in the race that Brunel Nation was awarded in the stewards room at the Craven Meeting. Drawn standside he ended up on the far rail and did well to finish as close as he did.Royal Supremacy. Third in the Esher Cup which despite a very small field looked a good renewal. Top trainer, this one needs further and I&#039;d like to see him in the London Gold Cup at NewburyWoodleigh. Came from well off the back in the slop at Ripon last week. Again, one that needs further than his opening race distance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Euronymous, post: 2676735, member: 65157"] Few of mine - mostly 3yos. American Bay and Teraabb. Both from a Newbury handicap a week last FrIday. The latter won despite a tardy start and having to be switched, the former got no luck in running. Arisaig. Came from the back at Newmarket, and I'd say needs 10f Global Skies. This one is out of a STS mare yet ran over 7 1/2 last week at Beverley. Lost ground at the start and was detached from the body of the field. Finished really well and obv needs much further. Indivar. The horse that finished third in the race that Brunel Nation was awarded in the stewards room at the Craven Meeting. Drawn standside he ended up on the far rail and did well to finish as close as he did. Royal Supremacy. Third in the Esher Cup which despite a very small field looked a good renewal. Top trainer, this one needs further and I'd like to see him in the London Gold Cup at Newbury Woodleigh. Came from well off the back in the slop at Ripon last week. Again, one that needs further than his opening race distance. [/QUOTE]

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