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I meant to add him a while ago, a horse called Master Act, trained by Alistair Whillans. He's a half brother to Rainbow Peak and he is the reason I started following Ranbow Peak from his debut at Kempton onwards. Master Act has run twice in soft ground (bordering on heavy) bumpers oop north and finished midfield each time. I'm guessing he's fragile as he was sold to Gordon Elliott as a 3yo (I had been bidding on him and he was so nearly knocked down to me cheaply until some arsehole jumped in on the final '....I'm selling, any more bids? Selling down here...' and the bidding ran up to 9k) and didn't appear until March as a 6yo but he is a lovely horse, has decent breeding and is the best moving thoroughbred I've ever seen - he literally floats over the ground. On a firmer surface and with time - he was very green in his runs - he should easily pick up a race or two.

<blockquote data-quote="Shadow Leader" data-source="post: 2298484" data-attributes="member: 65043"><p>I meant to add him a while ago, a horse called Master Act, trained by Alistair Whillans.&nbsp; He&#039;s a half brother to Rainbow Peak and he is the reason I started following Ranbow Peak from his debut at Kempton onwards.&nbsp; Master Act has run twice in soft ground (bordering on heavy) bumpers oop north and finished midfield each time.&nbsp; I&#039;m guessing he&#039;s fragile as he was sold to Gordon Elliott as a 3yo (I had been bidding on him and he was so nearly knocked down to me cheaply until some arsehole jumped in on the final &#039;....I&#039;m selling, any more bids?&nbsp; Selling down here...&#039; and the bidding ran up to 9k) and didn&#039;t appear until March as a 6yo but he is a lovely horse, has decent breeding and is the best moving thoroughbred I&#039;ve ever seen - he literally floats over the ground.&nbsp; On a firmer surface and with time - he was very green in his runs - he should easily pick up a race or two.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Shadow Leader, post: 2298484, member: 65043"] I meant to add him a while ago, a horse called Master Act, trained by Alistair Whillans. He's a half brother to Rainbow Peak and he is the reason I started following Ranbow Peak from his debut at Kempton onwards. Master Act has run twice in soft ground (bordering on heavy) bumpers oop north and finished midfield each time. I'm guessing he's fragile as he was sold to Gordon Elliott as a 3yo (I had been bidding on him and he was so nearly knocked down to me cheaply until some arsehole jumped in on the final '....I'm selling, any more bids? Selling down here...' and the bidding ran up to 9k) and didn't appear until March as a 6yo but he is a lovely horse, has decent breeding and is the best moving thoroughbred I've ever seen - he literally floats over the ground. On a firmer surface and with time - he was very green in his runs - he should easily pick up a race or two. [/QUOTE]

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