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As ever a meeting to look forward to. Thoughts at this stage:

Queen Anne - I want to be against Toronado first time out over a straight mile. Verrazano ran with plenty of promise in the Lockinge but will probably be overbet. If the ground is fast Soft Falling Rain will be interesting.

King's Stand - Aside from the 3yo males this is the best division in racing this season which is strange given how weak it has been up until last year. I don't think this is a race for a bet with so many strong contenders.

SJP - Covered elsewhere on the Forum. I think the market is accurate at present.

Prince of Wales - Hard to oppose Treve but Mukhadram is overpriced at 10s given how this race will probably cut up.

Gold Cup - Is Leading Light a guaranteed stayer? Not so sure. Tiger Cliff was disappointing at Sandown but is worth a look at 25s.

Diamond Jubilee - Slade Power will be a tough nut to crack but I've already backed Astaire at a big price and he's the main danger.

Handicaps - I'm hoping Zarwaan runs in the Britannia. Belgian Bill ran well in the Victoria Cup and might be up to defending this.

<blockquote data-quote="Euronymous" data-source="post: 2486354" data-attributes="member: 65157">As ever a meeting to look forward to. Thoughts at this stage:Queen Anne - I want to be against Toronado first time out over a straight mile. Verrazano ran with plenty of promise in the Lockinge but will probably be overbet. If the ground is fast Soft Falling Rain will be interesting.King&#039;s Stand - Aside from the 3yo males this is the best division in racing this season which is strange given how weak it has been up until last year. I don&#039;t think this is a race for a bet with so many strong contenders.SJP - Covered elsewhere on the Forum. I think the market is accurate at present.Prince of Wales - Hard to oppose Treve but Mukhadram is overpriced at 10s given how this race will probably cut up.Gold Cup - Is Leading Light a guaranteed stayer? Not so sure. Tiger Cliff was disappointing at Sandown but is worth a look at 25s.Diamond Jubilee - Slade Power will be a tough nut to crack but I&#039;ve already backed Astaire at a big price and he&#039;s the main danger.Handicaps - I&#039;m hoping Zarwaan runs in the Britannia. Belgian Bill ran well in the Victoria Cup and might be up to defending this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Euronymous, post: 2486354, member: 65157"] As ever a meeting to look forward to. Thoughts at this stage: Queen Anne - I want to be against Toronado first time out over a straight mile. Verrazano ran with plenty of promise in the Lockinge but will probably be overbet. If the ground is fast Soft Falling Rain will be interesting. King's Stand - Aside from the 3yo males this is the best division in racing this season which is strange given how weak it has been up until last year. I don't think this is a race for a bet with so many strong contenders. SJP - Covered elsewhere on the Forum. I think the market is accurate at present. Prince of Wales - Hard to oppose Treve but Mukhadram is overpriced at 10s given how this race will probably cut up. Gold Cup - Is Leading Light a guaranteed stayer? Not so sure. Tiger Cliff was disappointing at Sandown but is worth a look at 25s. Diamond Jubilee - Slade Power will be a tough nut to crack but I've already backed Astaire at a big price and he's the main danger. Handicaps - I'm hoping Zarwaan runs in the Britannia. Belgian Bill ran well in the Victoria Cup and might be up to defending this. [/QUOTE]

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