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Very interesting selections you have there, Steve.

The Wizard Of Eye has improved again after the gelding operation. He was impressive winning that Victoria Cup. He's in the Jubilee aswell though. I thought Tom Marquand wouldn't be able to get him up the last day, but he did. One of the few winners I've spotted myself of late! He's a slightly bigger price for the group race.

Trainers are a funny bunch, so I couldn't totally rule it out. I couldn't and wouldn't back him until I knew where he was going though. A lot to like about him in any event. I see Fresh is also in the Wokingham. He'd be a danger to all if he came back to his very best.

The other one, Real Gain, could be open to any amount of improvement, especially after the gelding operation. He had a nice seasonal starter last time. I wouldn't put anyone off, especially with him having the support of your good self. I always back at least two in a race like this, so I may well back him aswell.

<blockquote data-quote="The Fortune Teller" data-source="post: 2679556" data-attributes="member: 66421">Very interesting selections you have there, Steve.The Wizard Of Eye has improved again after the gelding operation. He was impressive winning that Victoria Cup. He&#039;s in the Jubilee aswell though. I thought Tom Marquand wouldn&#039;t be able to get him up the last day, but he did. One of the few winners I&#039;ve spotted myself of late! He&#039;s a slightly bigger price for the group race. Trainers are a funny bunch, so I couldn&#039;t totally rule it out. I couldn&#039;t and wouldn&#039;t back him until I knew where he was going though. A lot to like about him in any event. I see Fresh is also in the Wokingham. He&#039;d be a danger to all if he came back to his very best.The other one, Real Gain, could be open to any amount of improvement, especially after the gelding operation. He had a nice seasonal starter last time. I wouldn&#039;t put anyone off, especially with him having the support of your good self. I always back at least two in a race like this, so I may well back him aswell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Fortune Teller, post: 2679556, member: 66421"] Very interesting selections you have there, Steve. The Wizard Of Eye has improved again after the gelding operation. He was impressive winning that Victoria Cup. He's in the Jubilee aswell though. I thought Tom Marquand wouldn't be able to get him up the last day, but he did. One of the few winners I've spotted myself of late! He's a slightly bigger price for the group race. Trainers are a funny bunch, so I couldn't totally rule it out. I couldn't and wouldn't back him until I knew where he was going though. A lot to like about him in any event. I see Fresh is also in the Wokingham. He'd be a danger to all if he came back to his very best. The other one, Real Gain, could be open to any amount of improvement, especially after the gelding operation. He had a nice seasonal starter last time. I wouldn't put anyone off, especially with him having the support of your good self. I always back at least two in a race like this, so I may well back him aswell. [/QUOTE]

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