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I'm having a go on Kortez Bay in Leopardstowns 5.10.

This colt can keep progressing. If judged on the last run, it was solid effort when fifth in a listed event, with him keeping on at the end. He finished in front of Dunum, while receiving 5lbs that day. Tomorrow Kortez Bay receives another whopping 9lbs off Dunum now back in a handicap, carrying a full stone less altogether, yet his rival Dunum is half the price in the market. I actually think you could argue Kortez Bay is still well handicapped enough to win this on that formline.

The other race of interest for me from a betting point of view is the Portland. As per my post on the ante post thread Rumstar is my main one. I'm not going to let that last run put me away, and I hear the ground is drying up which should suit. Manilla Scouse is still too big for each way purposes with six and seven places knocking about. He needs to return right to his best and then some, but his beating of Dare To Hope does read well, given that horse won the Great St Wilfred.

<blockquote data-quote="The Fortune Teller" data-source="post: 2684543" data-attributes="member: 66421">I&#039;m having a go on Kortez Bay in Leopardstowns 5.10.This colt can keep progressing. If judged on the last run, it was solid effort when fifth in a listed event, with him keeping on at the end. He finished in front of Dunum, while receiving 5lbs that day. Tomorrow Kortez Bay receives another whopping 9lbs off Dunum now back in a handicap, carrying a full stone less altogether, yet his rival Dunum is half the price in the market. I actually think you could argue Kortez Bay is still well handicapped enough to win this on that formline.The other race of interest for me from a betting point of view is the Portland. As per my post on the ante post thread Rumstar is my main one. I&#039;m not going to let that last run put me away, and I hear the ground is drying up which should suit. Manilla Scouse is still too big for each way purposes with six and seven places knocking about. He needs to return right to his best and then some, but his beating of Dare To Hope does read well, given that horse won the Great St Wilfred.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Fortune Teller, post: 2684543, member: 66421"] I'm having a go on [B]Kortez Bay[/B] in Leopardstowns 5.10. This colt can keep progressing. If judged on the last run, it was solid effort when fifth in a listed event, with him keeping on at the end. He finished in front of Dunum, while receiving 5lbs that day. Tomorrow Kortez Bay receives another whopping 9lbs off Dunum now back in a handicap, carrying a full stone less altogether, yet his rival Dunum is half the price in the market. I actually think you could argue Kortez Bay is still well handicapped enough to win this on that formline. The other race of interest for me from a betting point of view is the Portland. As per my post on the ante post thread Rumstar is my main one. I'm not going to let that last run put me away, and I hear the ground is drying up which should suit. Manilla Scouse is still too big for each way purposes with six and seven places knocking about. He needs to return right to his best and then some, but his beating of Dare To Hope does read well, given that horse won the Great St Wilfred. [/QUOTE]

Verification: 5 + 3 = ?