What are you backing Today?

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Good Luck,O.
Mountain Peak 3.15H is in the form of his life, and can be forgiven his latest run as the ground may have gone against him (a number of withdrawals on the day owing to the rainfall).
4/1 Wm Hill.
 
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Good luck

4.45 Haydock-Little India

Each Way @ 14-1 [Paddy Power] 4 places

Her best turf form is on this course
 
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Walk On Water 5.40W Runs well fresh, handles fast ground and performed well over c/d prevously.
16/1 generally.
 
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With plenty of rain around last evening, the Ayr going promises to be a deal softer than forecast, which favours John Kirkup (2.40) appreciably.
2nd over C&D latest on ground officially described as soft. but not nearly as soft as that he won a similar race by a comfortable 5l on(albeit a slightly lesser contest) last backend.
If the going lives up to expectation, Bet365's current 11/2 will look pretty generous, imo.
 
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reet hard said:
gl PB
With plenty of rain around last evening, the Ayr going promises to be a deal softer than forecast, which favours John Kirkup (2.40) appreciably.
2nd over C&D latest on ground officially described as soft. but not nearly as soft as that he won a similar race by a comfortable 5l on(albeit a slightly lesser contest) last backend.
If the going lives up to expectation, Bet365's current 11/2 will look pretty generous, imo.
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Nice one, Sir.
 
reet hard said:
gl PB
With plenty of rain around last evening, the Ayr going promises to be a deal softer than forecast, which favours John Kirkup (2.40) appreciably.
2nd over C&D latest on ground officially described as soft. but not nearly as soft as that he won a similar race by a comfortable 5l on(albeit a slightly lesser contest) last backend.
If the going lives up to expectation, Bet365's current 11/2 will look pretty generous, imo.
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Well done Reet.
 
Citron Major 1.15R showed improved form for the first-time visor, latest, beating a decent field pointless, and with an advantageous draw, over the same C&D and ground, should take the 5lb rise in his stride.
4/1 B365
 
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Have bet Native Tribe 17/2 ew in the 3.30 at Sandown, in the knowledge that he was WB's preferred (and fav)i n a simiiar race at Newmarket; won by his stablemate.
I'll take it on trust that his consequent gelding has ironed out his problem.
 
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Have bet Native Tribe 17/2 ew in the 3.30 at Sandown, in the knowledge that he was WB's preferred (and fav)i n a simiiar race at Newmarket; won by his stablemate.
I'll take it on trust that his consequent gelding has ironed out his problem.
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2nd - a decent return robbed by the withdrawal of a horse owing to similar ground to that he was declared on. Best laid plans of mice and men? :confused:
 
I've already given a good shout to Tomorrows Dream at Haydock in the 2:05. I'm pleased to say she is a mover in the market, now 8s from 20/1 a couple of days ago. My confidence is seriously boosted that she'll run a huge race. A lot depends on how well the favourite Veracious does.

Ascot

1:50 Woven won at Meydan with Chief Of Chiefs franking the form in a big way back in this country. Woven looks a type to be able to bounce back in an open handicap at a decent price having shown twice already he runs well at Ascot in big fields. Market support would increase confidence.

Haydock

2:40 Fox Tal is the value. He finished a head behind the Japanese horse Deirdre last season, (rated 114), when third in a race won by Magical. The ratings have him closer to the favorite than the odds would have us believe. Fox Tal can run a huge race on good to firm ground that we're forecast.
 
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Also like Tomorrow's Dream, Marb & the same trainer's Nicklaus in the race before. so I've done them to small stakes and an ewd.
 
Aesthete 2.50 Newmarket

Last 2 furlongs out at Newbury in last race he came romping through the field to finish a decent third and the extra furlong today should suit him.
 
There probably isn't a horse in training, at least on the flat, that i've backed more than Zaaki. In a fairly uncompetitive Rose of Lancaster today he appeals at 4/1 (got 9/2 last night). He ran over 10f a few times as a 3yo before being largely campaigned at shorter since and I'm hoping as a 5yo a return to a mile and a quarter may eek out some improvement. The fav looks short to me, the race he won at Newbury was average at best. As ever with the Gosden/Frankie team though actual form goes out the window when it comes to price. It'll probably still win.
 
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