Newmarket Gallop Reports - Early June
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Michael Bell
Wednesday 14[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Hanningfield, Rays The Money – 6f
- A routine gallop with Hanningfield leading and maintaining a 1.5L lead throughout with Rays The Money following up on the bridle, nice work.
Taper Tantrum – 9f Solo
Duck A L’Orange (best), Hollywood Road (Don Cantilons) – 8f
Graceland – 8f Solo
Three Duchesses (best), Ice Dancing – 8f
- These are average
Saturday 17[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
General Hazard (led)(Hard Driven), Instant karma (blinkered, one paced), Towerlands Park (burst 5L clear) – 6f
- A good piece of work saw all three have strong gallops, but Towerlands Park opened up impressively to burst clear of his two companions.
Freebe Rocks, Taurean Dancer (best, learning), Sepoy x Luluti (needs time) – 5f
Rays The Money, Ronald R – 6f
- Fair work upsides, Ronald R was off bridle
Big Orange – 6f Solo
Maori Bob, Winston C (good work) – 6f
- A nice gallop with both horses going nicely on the bridle
William Haggas
Friday 16[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Coconut Creme (led), On Her Toes (Pat Cosgrave)(impressed) – 7f
- A nice piece of work and On Her Toes looked in very good form as she stretched 2L clear under a hand ride. She has been aimed at the Sandringham for sometime and should have a big chance, Coconut Creme who is entered in the Ribblesdale was just found out for speed.
Al Neksh (Georgia Cox)(led at nice pace), The Grand Visir, Call To Mind (Liam Jones)(best) – 9f
Three nice staying sorts went through their paces at a nice gallop with Call To Mind travelling nicely at the end of the gallop.
Exceed And Excel x Nianga, Mosseyb (Epaulette x Allegrissimo) – 6f
Bahlwan (hooded), Green Fortune (Pat Cosgrave)(best) – 6f
Second Lot – Limekilns
Mubtasim (quickened clear), Raucous – 6f
*- Good gallop and Mubtasim picked up his lead horse in impressive style and went clear
Mojito (Georgia Cox)(led), Lockheed (Pat Cosgrave), Rivet (Andrea Atzeni) – 7f Good Work
*-Mojito has had problems but led the two nice colts here, Rivet was shaken up but was marginally on top of Lockheed who went nicely, the pair were 1.5L in front of Mojito.
Ertiyad (Pat Cosgrave)(Sat in behind), Cavatina (Andrea Atzeni), Regina Nostra (Georgia Cox), Validator, Invincible Spirit x Rain Flower (Liam Jones)(best) – 5f bunched
- William put some nice 2yo fillies through their paces and whilst Ascot entry Ertiyad just followed up in behind, the Invincible Spirit filly looked really nice, she quickened up best going on by 2L with the other fillies in a line of 3 behind, with Validator hard ridden. These look nice sorts.
Jurran (Andrea Atzeni), Headway (impressed)(Pat Cosgrave), Dawn Approach x Laqataat (Liam Jones), Learn By Heart (Georgia Cox)(Very smart sort) – 5f
- The last group up after another changeover were 4 very smart colts. Ascot bound Headway worked very nicely opening up by the best part of 3L but the others weren’t given a hard time. Not for the first time, Learn By Heart caught the eye with his massive stride. I would be surprised if all of these aren’t 90+ horses.
Michael Bell
Wednesday 14[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Hanningfield, Rays The Money – 6f
- A routine gallop with Hanningfield leading and maintaining a 1.5L lead throughout with Rays The Money following up on the bridle, nice work.
Taper Tantrum – 9f Solo
Duck A L’Orange (best), Hollywood Road (Don Cantilons) – 8f
Graceland – 8f Solo
Three Duchesses (best), Ice Dancing – 8f
- These are average
Saturday 17[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
General Hazard (led)(Hard Driven), Instant karma (blinkered, one paced), Towerlands Park (burst 5L clear) – 6f
- A good piece of work saw all three have strong gallops, but Towerlands Park opened up impressively to burst clear of his two companions.
Freebe Rocks, Taurean Dancer (best, learning), Sepoy x Luluti (needs time) – 5f
Rays The Money, Ronald R – 6f
- Fair work upsides, Ronald R was off bridle
Big Orange – 6f Solo
Maori Bob, Winston C (good work) – 6f
- A nice gallop with both horses going nicely on the bridle
William Haggas
Friday 16[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Coconut Creme (led), On Her Toes (Pat Cosgrave)(impressed) – 7f
- A nice piece of work and On Her Toes looked in very good form as she stretched 2L clear under a hand ride. She has been aimed at the Sandringham for sometime and should have a big chance, Coconut Creme who is entered in the Ribblesdale was just found out for speed.
Al Neksh (Georgia Cox)(led at nice pace), The Grand Visir, Call To Mind (Liam Jones)(best) – 9f
Three nice staying sorts went through their paces at a nice gallop with Call To Mind travelling nicely at the end of the gallop.
Exceed And Excel x Nianga, Mosseyb (Epaulette x Allegrissimo) – 6f
Bahlwan (hooded), Green Fortune (Pat Cosgrave)(best) – 6f
Second Lot – Limekilns
Mubtasim (quickened clear), Raucous – 6f
*- Good gallop and Mubtasim picked up his lead horse in impressive style and went clear
Mojito (Georgia Cox)(led), Lockheed (Pat Cosgrave), Rivet (Andrea Atzeni) – 7f Good Work
*-Mojito has had problems but led the two nice colts here, Rivet was shaken up but was marginally on top of Lockheed who went nicely, the pair were 1.5L in front of Mojito.
Ertiyad (Pat Cosgrave)(Sat in behind), Cavatina (Andrea Atzeni), Regina Nostra (Georgia Cox), Validator, Invincible Spirit x Rain Flower (Liam Jones)(best) – 5f bunched
- William put some nice 2yo fillies through their paces and whilst Ascot entry Ertiyad just followed up in behind, the Invincible Spirit filly looked really nice, she quickened up best going on by 2L with the other fillies in a line of 3 behind, with Validator hard ridden. These look nice sorts.
Jurran (Andrea Atzeni), Headway (impressed)(Pat Cosgrave), Dawn Approach x Laqataat (Liam Jones), Learn By Heart (Georgia Cox)(Very smart sort) – 5f
- The last group up after another changeover were 4 very smart colts. Ascot bound Headway worked very nicely opening up by the best part of 3L but the others weren’t given a hard time. Not for the first time, Learn By Heart caught the eye with his massive stride. I would be surprised if all of these aren’t 90+ horses.
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Do you think Learn by Heart will go for the Chesham?
His half-brother Call to Mind is still entered for the King Edward. I think he's a nice horse but not certain to get 12f. We have no idea how far Memory (their dam) would have stayed and none of her produce have won over further than 8f (admittedly only 1 has run over further).
Any sign of the other brother Recorder? I noticed he got an entry for the Eclipse.
His half-brother Call to Mind is still entered for the King Edward. I think he's a nice horse but not certain to get 12f. We have no idea how far Memory (their dam) would have stayed and none of her produce have won over further than 8f (admittedly only 1 has run over further).
Any sign of the other brother Recorder? I noticed he got an entry for the Eclipse.
As far as I know Recorder is not in full work, he certainly hasn't been in the yard for the last 6 weeks and definitely not been doing any serious work lately. I will ask my contact, but I suspect he is injured.
Learn By Heart is in the Chesham so therefore I think will likely run in it, I wish he wouldn't though as bar Churchill it's been a race very few horses really progress from and he is a very nice horse. Call To Mind is not quick enough for 10f, but he would be good enough to go close, he will easily get 12f but I'm not sure he is good enough to win the King Edward. I suppose that is William's dilemma. I would rather connections waited for the 1m 5f Bahrain Trophy at Newmarket next month, where he would tank home.
Learn By Heart is in the Chesham so therefore I think will likely run in it, I wish he wouldn't though as bar Churchill it's been a race very few horses really progress from and he is a very nice horse. Call To Mind is not quick enough for 10f, but he would be good enough to go close, he will easily get 12f but I'm not sure he is good enough to win the King Edward. I suppose that is William's dilemma. I would rather connections waited for the 1m 5f Bahrain Trophy at Newmarket next month, where he would tank home.
Been busy all week, so sorry these from last week are late. Will be this weeks early next week but with Ascot on , not been much happening
Tuesday 13[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Ed Dunlop – Watered Gallop
Manjaam (led), Mulzim (best, 3/4L) – 7f
- A reasonable gallop where Ascot bound Manjaam went okay, but he was done for speed by Mulzim who quickened up very nicely.
Weloof (bleeder), Capricious Cantor (went nicely) – 7f
Michael’s Mount (led), Trip To Paris (easily best) – 7f
Hugo Palmer – Watered Gallop
Baydar, Best Of Days (James Doyle) – 8f
Heron, Cariagrad – 8f
Majoris, Fibonacci (2L best) – 8f
Nadia Glory (Oasis Dream x Soon), For Henry (Galileo x Chachamaidee)(Nice Type) - 7f 3yo Fillies
- For Henry named after the late great Henry Cecil has had problems but this 2yo filly completed her latest gallop in good style.
Wednesday 14[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Saeed Bin Suroor – Watered Gallop
Bin Battuta, Tamleek (in good form) – 8f
Good Run, Leshlaa (SDS) - 8f
Migyaas (led), Game Starter (Best) – 8f
Youmkin, Steady Pace (Burst Clear) – 9f
Big Tour, Golden Goal – 8f
Sir Michael Stoute – Al Bahathri
City Joy (Ryan Moore), Ballet Concerto (1/2L best) – 8f
Mirage Dancer (Andrea Atzeni) kicked clear of Shabbah – 8f
Ulysses, Dartmouth (3/4L best) – 8f
Jeremy Noseda – Al Bahathri
Intrepidity (led), Winning Ways (2L clear) – 6f
Abe Lincoln worked 2L better than Sixties Groove – 7f
John Gosden – Al Bahathri
Face The Facts (led), Stradivarius 1m
The Black Princess (led), Daban – 7f
Muntaha (J Crowley) – 8f solo
Coronet followed up Laugh Aloud – 8f
Gymnaste – 7f
GM Hopkins – 8f
Taqdeer (led), Chessman (went clear) – 6f
Wasatch Range, Weekender (best) – 8f
Gracious Diana, Astronomy’s Choice (travelled well) – 8f
Friday 16[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Hugo Palmer – Watered Gallop
Dream Ballad (moderate), Calibri (Michael Hills)(went 2L clear) – 7f
Wordsearch (Louis Steward), Harlow (Josephine Gordon)(Impressively went clear) – 7f
- Harlow is one to bet when he runs over a mile having not stayed 10f last time, he worked impressively here.
Power To Excel, Its A Wish (Nice type)(Invincible Spirit x Sun Bittern) – 6f
Desheer, Temeda, Corrosive (nice sort) – 7f
Afandem (James Doyle) – 5f
Saturday 17[SUP]th[/SUP] June
David Lanigan – Watered Gallop
Kasperenko, Mishari (Steve Donohoe), Kuiper Belt (Tom Queally) – 7f
Acker Bilk, Light Of Joy (pushed clear) – 7f
Perplexed (led), Get Go, Tranquil Soul (Tom Queally)(2L best) – 7f
Thunder North (Tom Queally) went clear of Dawn Sky – 6f
Luca Cumani – Watered Gallop
Aljazeerah & Materialistic (Luke Morris) went nicely over 7f
Near Kettering (looks in great form), Total Star (Jamie Spencer) 7f
Michael Bell – Watered Gallop
Flying Sparke (Hayley Turner)(Went 4L clear), Becuna (Led) – 6f
- A very nice speedy 2yo filly called Flying Sparke really impressed under Hayley Turner bursting clear of it’s lead.
Regards
Tuesday 13[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Ed Dunlop – Watered Gallop
Manjaam (led), Mulzim (best, 3/4L) – 7f
- A reasonable gallop where Ascot bound Manjaam went okay, but he was done for speed by Mulzim who quickened up very nicely.
Weloof (bleeder), Capricious Cantor (went nicely) – 7f
Michael’s Mount (led), Trip To Paris (easily best) – 7f
Hugo Palmer – Watered Gallop
Baydar, Best Of Days (James Doyle) – 8f
Heron, Cariagrad – 8f
Majoris, Fibonacci (2L best) – 8f
Nadia Glory (Oasis Dream x Soon), For Henry (Galileo x Chachamaidee)(Nice Type) - 7f 3yo Fillies
- For Henry named after the late great Henry Cecil has had problems but this 2yo filly completed her latest gallop in good style.
Wednesday 14[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Saeed Bin Suroor – Watered Gallop
Bin Battuta, Tamleek (in good form) – 8f
Good Run, Leshlaa (SDS) - 8f
Migyaas (led), Game Starter (Best) – 8f
Youmkin, Steady Pace (Burst Clear) – 9f
Big Tour, Golden Goal – 8f
Sir Michael Stoute – Al Bahathri
City Joy (Ryan Moore), Ballet Concerto (1/2L best) – 8f
Mirage Dancer (Andrea Atzeni) kicked clear of Shabbah – 8f
Ulysses, Dartmouth (3/4L best) – 8f
Jeremy Noseda – Al Bahathri
Intrepidity (led), Winning Ways (2L clear) – 6f
Abe Lincoln worked 2L better than Sixties Groove – 7f
John Gosden – Al Bahathri
Face The Facts (led), Stradivarius 1m
The Black Princess (led), Daban – 7f
Muntaha (J Crowley) – 8f solo
Coronet followed up Laugh Aloud – 8f
Gymnaste – 7f
GM Hopkins – 8f
Taqdeer (led), Chessman (went clear) – 6f
Wasatch Range, Weekender (best) – 8f
Gracious Diana, Astronomy’s Choice (travelled well) – 8f
Friday 16[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Hugo Palmer – Watered Gallop
Dream Ballad (moderate), Calibri (Michael Hills)(went 2L clear) – 7f
Wordsearch (Louis Steward), Harlow (Josephine Gordon)(Impressively went clear) – 7f
- Harlow is one to bet when he runs over a mile having not stayed 10f last time, he worked impressively here.
Power To Excel, Its A Wish (Nice type)(Invincible Spirit x Sun Bittern) – 6f
Desheer, Temeda, Corrosive (nice sort) – 7f
Afandem (James Doyle) – 5f
Saturday 17[SUP]th[/SUP] June
David Lanigan – Watered Gallop
Kasperenko, Mishari (Steve Donohoe), Kuiper Belt (Tom Queally) – 7f
Acker Bilk, Light Of Joy (pushed clear) – 7f
Perplexed (led), Get Go, Tranquil Soul (Tom Queally)(2L best) – 7f
Thunder North (Tom Queally) went clear of Dawn Sky – 6f
Luca Cumani – Watered Gallop
Aljazeerah & Materialistic (Luke Morris) went nicely over 7f
Near Kettering (looks in great form), Total Star (Jamie Spencer) 7f
Michael Bell – Watered Gallop
Flying Sparke (Hayley Turner)(Went 4L clear), Becuna (Led) – 6f
- A very nice speedy 2yo filly called Flying Sparke really impressed under Hayley Turner bursting clear of it’s lead.
Regards
TYVM
Gallop Reports Extra 20[SUP]th[/SUP] – 24[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Charlie Appleby
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Moulton Paddocks
Folk Tale (led), Jazirat (last), Masar (impressed) – 6f
– A strong gallop and Masar blew out for the Chesham in good style morning the best of three nice 7f colts. He was value for 2/3L over Folk Tale who is steadily improving and who was 1/2L up on Jazirat who should make his debut next week.
Michael Bell
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Freebe Rocks (Danny Brock), Highlight Reel (Jamie Spencer)(Impressed) – 6f
- A nice piece of work and Highlight Reel caught the eye as he stretched on by a couple of lengths ahead of Freebe Rocks who was pushed out by his rider.
Hot Off The Press (led), First Drive, Flying Sparkle – 6f
- A nice gallop where Hot Off The Press led at a good gallop and was joined either side by First Drive who travelled nicely and Flying Sparkle who spooked at a bird after a furlong and got unbalanced. However at the end of the gallop Flying Sparkle picked up smartly and went by travelling best of the trio.
Ice Dancing (best), Babamunchkin – 7f
- These are very moderate
24[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Namirah (led), Arabian Jazz (Danny Brock)(Went 4L clear easily) – 6f
- A strong gallop where Arabian Jazz put herself spot on for Tuesday at Beverley with an impressive gallop. She will relish the step up in trip at Beverley and having missed Royal Ascot with a minor setback she has been impressing lately and is one to keep on the right side of.
First Drive (led), Al Sultanah (hooded)(last), Flying Sparkle (Hayley Turner)(best) – 6f
- A nice gallop and First Drive went a strong gallop up front, Al Sultanah was hard ridden and dropped away. Flying Sparkle who is a very nice prospect picked up nicely under Hayley Turner to move through on the bridle late in the gallop going easily the best as they pulled up.
Taurean Star – 7f Solo
Instant Karma (Louis Steward), Batts Rock – 8f
- Instant Karma worked nicely this morning travelling about 3/4L better than Batts Rock.
Fabricate (Hayley Turner)(Best), Bivouac – 8f
Becuna (led), Shimmering Light (improving), Quinquereme (last) – 8f
- Not a great gallop but Becuna worked ok and Shimmering Light appears to have improved since her fair debut.
Owen Burrows
23[SUP]rd[/SUP] June – Kingswood
Tanasoq (led), Manthoor, Bawaasil (best) – 6f
Azaly (led), Mubajal (impressed) – 7f
Waqaad (led), Alfawaris, Quloob (best) – 8f
Mick Channon
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Summer Gallops
Jersey Breeze (led), Maksab (Sylvester De Sousa)(Burst 5L clear impressively), Zain City (Candy Morris), Beer With The Boys (Graham Lee) – 6f
– A strong 6f gallop led by solid handicapper Jersey Breeze. SDS was in to sit on Maksab before heading to Royal Ascot and he seriously impressed. Green on debut he worked with Mick’s nicest 2yo’s and impressively worked 5L clear. SDS asked to ride this horse when it runs and Mick is pulling him out the Chesham to go to Leicester next Tuesday where SDS will ride. He is a very classy colt. Graham was pleased with Beer With The Boys who will want a mile and Zain City also worked good in a strong gallop.
Bossy Guest, Moonraker, Stringybark Creek (best) – 6f
James Fanshawe
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Limekilns
King Of Naples (led), Star Storm (Tom Queally), Higher Power (Hayley Turner)(Impressed) – 9f
- James Fanshawe had his workers out at 5.30am as he worked Higher Power ahead of a possible tilt at the Northumberland Plate. He worked nicely here, going on by 3L by Star Storm who in turn pulled clear of his lead.
Regards
Charlie Appleby
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Moulton Paddocks
Folk Tale (led), Jazirat (last), Masar (impressed) – 6f
– A strong gallop and Masar blew out for the Chesham in good style morning the best of three nice 7f colts. He was value for 2/3L over Folk Tale who is steadily improving and who was 1/2L up on Jazirat who should make his debut next week.
Michael Bell
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Freebe Rocks (Danny Brock), Highlight Reel (Jamie Spencer)(Impressed) – 6f
- A nice piece of work and Highlight Reel caught the eye as he stretched on by a couple of lengths ahead of Freebe Rocks who was pushed out by his rider.
Hot Off The Press (led), First Drive, Flying Sparkle – 6f
- A nice gallop where Hot Off The Press led at a good gallop and was joined either side by First Drive who travelled nicely and Flying Sparkle who spooked at a bird after a furlong and got unbalanced. However at the end of the gallop Flying Sparkle picked up smartly and went by travelling best of the trio.
Ice Dancing (best), Babamunchkin – 7f
- These are very moderate
24[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Namirah (led), Arabian Jazz (Danny Brock)(Went 4L clear easily) – 6f
- A strong gallop where Arabian Jazz put herself spot on for Tuesday at Beverley with an impressive gallop. She will relish the step up in trip at Beverley and having missed Royal Ascot with a minor setback she has been impressing lately and is one to keep on the right side of.
First Drive (led), Al Sultanah (hooded)(last), Flying Sparkle (Hayley Turner)(best) – 6f
- A nice gallop and First Drive went a strong gallop up front, Al Sultanah was hard ridden and dropped away. Flying Sparkle who is a very nice prospect picked up nicely under Hayley Turner to move through on the bridle late in the gallop going easily the best as they pulled up.
Taurean Star – 7f Solo
Instant Karma (Louis Steward), Batts Rock – 8f
- Instant Karma worked nicely this morning travelling about 3/4L better than Batts Rock.
Fabricate (Hayley Turner)(Best), Bivouac – 8f
Becuna (led), Shimmering Light (improving), Quinquereme (last) – 8f
- Not a great gallop but Becuna worked ok and Shimmering Light appears to have improved since her fair debut.
Owen Burrows
23[SUP]rd[/SUP] June – Kingswood
Tanasoq (led), Manthoor, Bawaasil (best) – 6f
Azaly (led), Mubajal (impressed) – 7f
Waqaad (led), Alfawaris, Quloob (best) – 8f
Mick Channon
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Summer Gallops
Jersey Breeze (led), Maksab (Sylvester De Sousa)(Burst 5L clear impressively), Zain City (Candy Morris), Beer With The Boys (Graham Lee) – 6f
– A strong 6f gallop led by solid handicapper Jersey Breeze. SDS was in to sit on Maksab before heading to Royal Ascot and he seriously impressed. Green on debut he worked with Mick’s nicest 2yo’s and impressively worked 5L clear. SDS asked to ride this horse when it runs and Mick is pulling him out the Chesham to go to Leicester next Tuesday where SDS will ride. He is a very classy colt. Graham was pleased with Beer With The Boys who will want a mile and Zain City also worked good in a strong gallop.
Bossy Guest, Moonraker, Stringybark Creek (best) – 6f
James Fanshawe
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Limekilns
King Of Naples (led), Star Storm (Tom Queally), Higher Power (Hayley Turner)(Impressed) – 9f
- James Fanshawe had his workers out at 5.30am as he worked Higher Power ahead of a possible tilt at the Northumberland Plate. He worked nicely here, going on by 3L by Star Storm who in turn pulled clear of his lead.
Regards
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Colin Phillips
At the Start
Maksab wins, thanks, Flame.
BennyB
Senior Jockey
Is anyone putting these in a tracker?
Some of them, also been lucky to have lots of free time every day to check & see things eg noticing that Rays the Money had Ronald R off the bridle the other day
BennyB
Senior Jockey
Don't suppose there's any chance you could post them when you see they're running? Would be v handy
Newmarket Gallops
20[SUP]th[/SUP] – 24[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Ed Dunlop
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Munaashid, Zamjar (Best, 3/4L) – 6f
Sukoot, Global Giant (nice sort) – 6f
- A decent gallop and Global Giant looks a nice 2yo as he worked comprehensively better than his lead horse.
Bawaader, Creek Harbour, Show Jazz – 6f
John Gosden
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Cracksman (Robert Havlin) – 8f solo gallop
Richard Pankhurst – 8f solo gallop
The Black Princess – 8f solo gallop
Journey – 8f solo gallop
24[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
The Black Princess – 8f solo gallop
Crazy Horse, Richard Pankhurst (best) – 8f
- Richard Pankhurst has had his problems but he looks on his way back and he caught the eye with a nice workout today pulling 2L clear of Crazy Horse.
Ela’s Ruby, Journey (impressed) – 8f
- Ela’s Ruby led Journey at a very strong pace and looked to get tired inside the final furlong as Journey powered 3-4L clear under a hand ride.
Sacred Act (led), Cracksman (Robert Havlin)(Powered Clear) – 8f
- Crackman looked in top form as he powered 7L clear of Sacred Act in his final serious gallop before the Irish Derby. He’s in top form.
David Lanigan
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Acker Bilk (Stevie Donohoe), Lord Kitten (Tom Queally)(Impressively drew clear) – 8f
- David Lanigan is stepping up his horses at present and Lord Kitten looks a horse to keep on the right side of.
Mishari (Andrea Atzeni), Kuiper Belt (Tom Queally), Excellent Sunset (Stevie Donohoe)(Burst Clear) – 7f
- Three nice colts done a strong piece of work this morning but it was Excellent Sunset who was in control at the end of the gallop, going clear by 3L
Martyn Meade
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Wilamina (led), Aclaim (Best) – 5f
Hugo Palmer
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Samarmadi, Dream Ballad – 7f
Afandem – 5f solo
Fortitude – 5f solo
Extremity (led), Acclamation x Paradise Sea, Encrypted (Josephine Gordon)(Powered Clear) – 5f
- Encrypted is a very nice 2yo and he continues to impress in his work, he is one to note when he runs.
23[SUP]rd[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Wild Rosa (James Doyle), Choumicha (Best) – 7f
Sir Michael Stoute
Wednesday 21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Long Hill
El Hayem, Abdon – 7f
Autocratic – 7f
Midterm – 7f
Saturday 24[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Precision, Midterm (Stretched Clear) – 8f
Frontispiece, Abdon, El Hayem (Impressed) – 8f
Vice Versa (led), Mittens (best, 2L) – 8f
Elucidation
20[SUP]th[/SUP] – 24[SUP]th[/SUP] June
Ed Dunlop
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Munaashid, Zamjar (Best, 3/4L) – 6f
Sukoot, Global Giant (nice sort) – 6f
- A decent gallop and Global Giant looks a nice 2yo as he worked comprehensively better than his lead horse.
Bawaader, Creek Harbour, Show Jazz – 6f
John Gosden
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Cracksman (Robert Havlin) – 8f solo gallop
Richard Pankhurst – 8f solo gallop
The Black Princess – 8f solo gallop
Journey – 8f solo gallop
24[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
The Black Princess – 8f solo gallop
Crazy Horse, Richard Pankhurst (best) – 8f
- Richard Pankhurst has had his problems but he looks on his way back and he caught the eye with a nice workout today pulling 2L clear of Crazy Horse.
Ela’s Ruby, Journey (impressed) – 8f
- Ela’s Ruby led Journey at a very strong pace and looked to get tired inside the final furlong as Journey powered 3-4L clear under a hand ride.
Sacred Act (led), Cracksman (Robert Havlin)(Powered Clear) – 8f
- Crackman looked in top form as he powered 7L clear of Sacred Act in his final serious gallop before the Irish Derby. He’s in top form.
David Lanigan
21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Acker Bilk (Stevie Donohoe), Lord Kitten (Tom Queally)(Impressively drew clear) – 8f
- David Lanigan is stepping up his horses at present and Lord Kitten looks a horse to keep on the right side of.
Mishari (Andrea Atzeni), Kuiper Belt (Tom Queally), Excellent Sunset (Stevie Donohoe)(Burst Clear) – 7f
- Three nice colts done a strong piece of work this morning but it was Excellent Sunset who was in control at the end of the gallop, going clear by 3L
Martyn Meade
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Wilamina (led), Aclaim (Best) – 5f
Hugo Palmer
20[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Watered Gallop
Samarmadi, Dream Ballad – 7f
Afandem – 5f solo
Fortitude – 5f solo
Extremity (led), Acclamation x Paradise Sea, Encrypted (Josephine Gordon)(Powered Clear) – 5f
- Encrypted is a very nice 2yo and he continues to impress in his work, he is one to note when he runs.
23[SUP]rd[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Wild Rosa (James Doyle), Choumicha (Best) – 7f
Sir Michael Stoute
Wednesday 21[SUP]st[/SUP] June – Long Hill
El Hayem, Abdon – 7f
Autocratic – 7f
Midterm – 7f
Saturday 24[SUP]th[/SUP] June – Al Bahathri
Precision, Midterm (Stretched Clear) – 8f
Frontispiece, Abdon, El Hayem (Impressed) – 8f
Vice Versa (led), Mittens (best, 2L) – 8f
Elucidation
Colin Phillips
At the Start
Encrypted, mentioned by Flame above, runs in the Kempton 6.40 this evening.
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At the Start
Glad I checked back to this thread. Encrypted runs today for Hugo Palmer. Against a couple of likely sorts but an each way shot to nothing.
Cheers Flame. By the way, Naas has a two year old maiden today, any chance one of those nicely bred O'brien's you were asked not to name are in the first three on the card...?!
Top man.
Cheers Flame. By the way, Naas has a two year old maiden today, any chance one of those nicely bred O'brien's you were asked not to name are in the first three on the card...?!
Top man.
Part time punter
At the Start
Typing at the same time Col!
Notes from my O'Brien contact re today's runners;
Naas
Broadway (5.50) works the nicest of the O'Brien three at home, but she will benefit from the run, she could be worth an each way. Ballet Shoes needs further. Butterscotch way well put her experience to good use, but I wouldn't be taking short odds on her beating Broadway.
Butterflies (7.50) galloped clear of Key To My Heart on Saturday morning and connections expect her to go close. Elizabeth Browning finds little off the bridle and possibly would be better over a mile.
Jigsaw (8.20) is very moderate and not fancied.
Pocketfullofdreams (8.50) has been expensive to follow but she hated the ground last time and didn't stay. She is a miler and the drop in trip today is what she wants. Amazingly she is a big price back in a maiden and this race is bang on for her especially back on fast ground. Anastasia is very confident she will win today and she is the best O'Brien bet at the meeting.
In regards to the gallops from before the horses in question were as follows;
Old Time Waltz (led), Rain Goddess (struggled), Winter (E J McNamara)(hard on bridle)
- Working the bend gallop, Old Time Waltz who is a nice progressive filly led the useful Winter and Rain Goddess. Rain Goddess struggled and ended up last and Winter was held together to sit upsides a hard driven Old Time Waltz who was not disgraced in the gallop.
Fleet Review (Led)(Anastasia O’Brien), Declarationofpeace (Seamie Heffernen), Sioux Nation (Donnacha O’Brien), Delano Roosevelt (E J McNamara)(Best) – 5f
- A good piece of work led at a good gallop by Fleet Review. He was soon joined by Sioux Nation who finished last of the main three, but there was a surprise as Delano Roosevelt kept on very nicely to finish 3/4L up on Declarationofpeace who in turn was 3L clear of the other pair. This was a good piece of work.
Ballet Shoes, Magical (Very nice sort), Broadway (needs time) – 5f
- Magical looks a very smart filly and she had the measure of both her companions in this decent gallop, under a hand ride, she went on by 2L, Ballet Shoes, was 1/2L up on Broadway who looked very green.
Note: Since the gallop in question above, Broadway has worked very impressively over 6f at home and is a horse that is highly regarded.
Naas
Broadway (5.50) works the nicest of the O'Brien three at home, but she will benefit from the run, she could be worth an each way. Ballet Shoes needs further. Butterscotch way well put her experience to good use, but I wouldn't be taking short odds on her beating Broadway.
Butterflies (7.50) galloped clear of Key To My Heart on Saturday morning and connections expect her to go close. Elizabeth Browning finds little off the bridle and possibly would be better over a mile.
Jigsaw (8.20) is very moderate and not fancied.
Pocketfullofdreams (8.50) has been expensive to follow but she hated the ground last time and didn't stay. She is a miler and the drop in trip today is what she wants. Amazingly she is a big price back in a maiden and this race is bang on for her especially back on fast ground. Anastasia is very confident she will win today and she is the best O'Brien bet at the meeting.
In regards to the gallops from before the horses in question were as follows;
Old Time Waltz (led), Rain Goddess (struggled), Winter (E J McNamara)(hard on bridle)
- Working the bend gallop, Old Time Waltz who is a nice progressive filly led the useful Winter and Rain Goddess. Rain Goddess struggled and ended up last and Winter was held together to sit upsides a hard driven Old Time Waltz who was not disgraced in the gallop.
Fleet Review (Led)(Anastasia O’Brien), Declarationofpeace (Seamie Heffernen), Sioux Nation (Donnacha O’Brien), Delano Roosevelt (E J McNamara)(Best) – 5f
- A good piece of work led at a good gallop by Fleet Review. He was soon joined by Sioux Nation who finished last of the main three, but there was a surprise as Delano Roosevelt kept on very nicely to finish 3/4L up on Declarationofpeace who in turn was 3L clear of the other pair. This was a good piece of work.
Ballet Shoes, Magical (Very nice sort), Broadway (needs time) – 5f
- Magical looks a very smart filly and she had the measure of both her companions in this decent gallop, under a hand ride, she went on by 2L, Ballet Shoes, was 1/2L up on Broadway who looked very green.
Note: Since the gallop in question above, Broadway has worked very impressively over 6f at home and is a horse that is highly regarded.
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Apparently Eminent broke the 40mph barrier approaching the 5f mark during a 7f workout today
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Wouldn't that be quite common in a half-decent horse?
On TV last week Brian Gleason mentioned in his interview with AOB that Caravaggio had hit 45mph in a gallop and I recall the trainer of a horse (Melottie?) saying he reckoned he could win any handicap he wanted as the horse had a 22-sec 2f burst in him.
I'm with DO, a miler hitting 40mph is no surprise, what is surprising is connections still think he wants further than a mile. The key saying is everything looks fast past trees and he worked with a horse that in all honesty he should have kicked out the ground.