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O'Meara has made no secret of being sweet on Blue, the current prices look very attractive (50s BF)

He's on record as believing the French horses often need a season before they properly come good, but Mirsky and Padi have both 'clearly' been trained for this. Whatever, they're going to be worth watching for the next year or two.

Having said that, wouldn't surprise any of us to see Blue win doing handsprings, with the other two nearer last to get them down a bit for later on! They are both in the 100s on BF as I type (Padi fluctuating lower a bit more than Mirsky).

The 'problem' with Padi is Sean Levey riding - only one win from 38 for the stable doesn't inspire confidence (as if you could be 'confident' about anything in this race!). But Sean has ridden both Rosallion and Witchy this week already.

Note Padi has a entry in the Magnet.

It's interesting that Maxime Guyon rides Mirsky. He was on board for a 3YO listed race in France where he ran Facteur Cheval to about a couple of lengths, before the move to O'Meara.

<blockquote data-quote="chaumi" data-source="post: 2680598" data-attributes="member: 66064">O&#039;Meara has made no secret of being sweet on Blue, the current prices look very attractive (50s BF)He&#039;s on record as believing the French horses often need a season before they properly come good, but Mirsky and Padi have both &#039;clearly&#039; been trained for this. Whatever, they&#039;re going to be worth watching for the next year or two.Having said that, wouldn&#039;t surprise any of us to see Blue win doing handsprings, with the other two nearer last to get them down a bit for later on! They are both in the 100s on BF as I type (Padi fluctuating lower a bit more than Mirsky).The &#039;problem&#039; with Padi is Sean Levey riding - only one win from 38 for the stable doesn&#039;t inspire confidence (as if you could be &#039;confident&#039; about anything in this race!). But Sean has ridden both Rosallion and Witchy this week already.Note Padi has a entry in the Magnet.It&#039;s interesting that Maxime Guyon rides Mirsky. He was on board for a 3YO listed race in France where he ran Facteur Cheval to about a couple of lengths, before the move to O&#039;Meara.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chaumi, post: 2680598, member: 66064"] O'Meara has made no secret of being sweet on Blue, the current prices look very attractive (50s BF) He's on record as believing the French horses often need a season before they properly come good, but Mirsky and Padi have both 'clearly' been trained for this. Whatever, they're going to be worth watching for the next year or two. Having said that, wouldn't surprise any of us to see Blue win doing handsprings, with the other two nearer last to get them down a bit for later on! They are both in the 100s on BF as I type (Padi fluctuating lower a bit more than Mirsky). The 'problem' with Padi is Sean Levey riding - only one win from 38 for the stable doesn't inspire confidence (as if you could be 'confident' about anything in this race!). But Sean has ridden both Rosallion and Witchy this week already. Note Padi has a entry in the Magnet. It's interesting that Maxime Guyon rides Mirsky. He was on board for a 3YO listed race in France where he ran Facteur Cheval to about a couple of lengths, before the move to O'Meara. [/QUOTE]

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