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Wednesday, 1.50 - Two v the field (covered by a win bet on FD)

Voyage 20/1, 4 places
Clockmaker 25/1, 4 places

Voyage is the one I mentioned after the Derby when it finished first past the post with no jockey. I know it amused a few on here when I put it up next time but I'm happy to strike a line through that run. It's off 92 and they wouldn't have run it at Epsom if they didn't think it was at least 105.

Clockmaker is one of three in the race for the owners and Spencer is their go-to jockey. The trainers' riding arrangements might trump the owners' wishes but Clockmaker ran very well against Hidden Law which became the Godolphin man Derby hope and I suspect his two subsequent runs were about getting him this handicap mark (80).

I'm happy to pay to find out on both counts. I might even try the exactas and trifecta.

<blockquote data-quote="Desert Orchid" data-source="post: 2682830" data-attributes="member: 65242">Wednesday, 1.50 - Two v the field (covered by a win bet on FD)Voyage 20/1, 4 placesClockmaker 25/1, 4 placesVoyage is the one I mentioned after the Derby when it finished first past the post with no jockey. I know it amused a few on here when I put it up next time but I&#039;m happy to strike a line through that run. It&#039;s off 92 and they wouldn&#039;t have run it at Epsom if they didn&#039;t think it was at least 105.Clockmaker is one of three in the race for the owners and Spencer is their go-to jockey. The trainers&#039; riding arrangements might trump the owners&#039; wishes but Clockmaker ran very well against Hidden Law which became the Godolphin man Derby hope and I suspect his two subsequent runs were about getting him this handicap mark (80).I&#039;m happy to pay to find out on both counts. I might even try the exactas and trifecta. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Desert Orchid, post: 2682830, member: 65242"] Wednesday, 1.50 - Two v the field (covered by a win bet on FD) Voyage 20/1, 4 places Clockmaker 25/1, 4 places Voyage is the one I mentioned after the Derby when it finished first past the post with no jockey. I know it amused a few on here when I put it up next time but I'm happy to strike a line through that run. It's off 92 and they wouldn't have run it at Epsom if they didn't think it was at least 105. Clockmaker is one of three in the race for the owners and Spencer is their go-to jockey. The trainers' riding arrangements might trump the owners' wishes but Clockmaker ran very well against Hidden Law which became the Godolphin man Derby hope and I suspect his two subsequent runs were about getting him this handicap mark (80). I'm happy to pay to find out on both counts. I might even try the exactas and trifecta. :) [/QUOTE]

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