Tanlic
Senior Jockey
Ok he's fav but Nicky Richards is one of my fav trainers and Brian Hughes team up for the first at Perth.
Realease the Kraken 4/1 to 5/2 on the machine
Realease the Kraken 4/1 to 5/2 on the machine
Considering going to Haydock tomorrow as I've backed a couple.'
Thunder Legend is turning into a bit of a cliff horse but he did run well last time at Chester when only Outgate got past him and Bullet Force has franked the form since in third.
Stable companion Hamaki is also backable in the last. He was third behind a very well backed Beckett horse who looks potential Group class in his handicap debut at Sandown over slightly shorter than tomorrow's trip and the second that day already possessed solid form (had beaten Oh Herberts Reign, a staple in these good handicaps, at Haydock the time before.) I actually thought he'd be in the 7/2 range for this but 6s+ is available and I'm struggling to see why. The Gosden who heads the market took three goes to win a maiden. The Godolphin second market choice did run Emily Upjohn close as a 2yo but has been messing about in Meydan since.
I'll file that along with your "pace doesn't matter" from the Eclipse thread. :lol:Yer both aff yer heids and I know yer out to upset me......Rab Havlin will win on Gosden's only runner at the meeting...I knows these things.
Hamaki ? That monkey couldn't beat Luke's ladyboy round a bend
You working well, tan
All this racing and nothing to back, not even a “watch” from my notebook. I did have Luttrell Lad come up, but he’s in my Jumps tracker . Wonder what he’s doing trying the flat for the first time at six years old.
Hamilton
3.15 Ravenscraig Castle looked to have a promising future when third at York in the Melrose over 1M6F last year.
He has subsequently been a disappointment but I did make a note when watching him a couple starts ago that he wants dropping to 1M4F and this is his first try at this trip tomorrow.
He comes here after a respectable fourth the last day, and as he clearly is a stayer I am hoping to see him make use of it by making all tomorrow.
He has been beat a few times at short odds so I hope he might drift in price to 7/2 or 4/1 which would be perfectly acceptable. He can win this.
Stable companion Hamaki is also backable in the last. He was third behind a very well backed Beckett horse who looks potential Group class in his handicap debut at Sandown over slightly shorter than tomorrow's trip and the second that day already possessed solid form (had beaten Oh Herberts Reign, a staple in these good handicaps, at Haydock the time before.)
Geez, that was the most incompetent ride I've seen for a long time on Equilateral.
(I like Shoemark but ffs...)
Geez, that was the most incompetent ride I've seen for a long time on Equilateral.
(I like Shoemark but ffs...)