Kenilworth, 13/01

name of the wind & starburst to beat clifton beach

dynasty blossom was in an extremely weak race IMO..intothe limelight looks hard to beat ..flash fire ran behind baroness mary..big runner , Talitha borealis big runner..the top 3 for me ..

Race 2: Pacific Trader very short price but very hard to beat. Royal Marine next best.
Race 3: Sark should win this. Parisian Gold ran 7th beaten 6L on Wednesday when meeting interference- should be in the money Greenstreettractor next best.
Race 4: Star Burst is the one to beat from a nice draw. Kamaishi has been consistent but wide draw. Clifton Beach is on the upgrade and must be respected. Name of the Wind improved last time and further improvement likely.
Race 5: Very open race. Step Out is now running over her right trip after two reasonable come back runs over shorter. Good ew value at 14/1 despite wide draw. I got a little bit of 20/1 yesterday. Stable companion Seattle Sound is useful. Dynasty’s Blossom was a penalty kick last time but this is way stronger- however she is a Derby entrant so must be respected. Talitha Borealis won well last time and is improving. Intothelimelight from in form stable and also scope for improvement.
Race 6: Bold Respect seemingly did not stay the Guineas trip. He is very well in at the weights and is a strong selection. Sand And Sea and Mariachi are top class but a lot to do at the weights. Big Mistake and Sir Frenchie should be thereabouts. We are taking on the boys with Elusive Heart. She sprints well although 1400m probably her optimum. I don’t think that we can beat Bold Respect, but is reasonably well in at the weights with the rest, and I think a money chance.
Race 7: Trip to Heaven is weighted to win here, but his antics at the start mean he can’t be relied on. Sergeant Hardy won well last time and will be right there. Dutch Philip is a star 3yo, and is capable of stepping up to challenge. Talktothestars is in and out these days but can win if finding his best form. Always in Charge and Search Party are consistent and should be included in quartets. Brutal Force and evergreen Tevez are capable at best.
Race 8: At first glance a very open race, but if Bwana shows the normal improvement he could be a banker. If not, then anything. Ready Steady Go won well on debut and a bit disappointing next start but would not be a surprise.
Race 9: A very open handicap. I’m going the field in pick 6.
Race 10: Princess Vicky is a smart fillly and narrowly beaten by a decent sort last time. She is well and can make amends today but this is a competitive field. Miyabi Gold has a wide draw but has a lot of scope for improvement off an undemanding rating, and the same applies to Blue Rhône Sky. Bridal Party and Luna Child both have solid form.

virtue is the value ...put it in....

bayern wrote:

mydada wrote: Sand And Sea ''can't lose''

Put your money where your mouth is (Brian), show us your bets, you made a similar assertion in the Miss Kaitlin race last week Friday.

Moral of the story, even the blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while.

I don't mind punters selecting runners,but how can you take anyone seriously if they don't actually put any money on their selections..
That's what irks me with the tipping services,they don't want to punt with their own money.

arabian dynasty to beat joiners arms

Race 1 - Superstitious
Race 2 - Royal Marine
Race 3 - Greenstreettractor
Race 4 - Clifton Beach
Race 7 - Always In Charge
Race 9 - Power Of Peace

Talitha Borealis x Luna Child double at nice odds

Surely if Domeyer does any ride work for the Bass-Robinson stable, then he would have some idea as which is the better one in race 1? Would love to know whether he had the pick?

bayern wrote: Surely if Domeyer does any ride work for the Bass-Robinson stable, then he would have some idea as which is the better one in race 1? Would love to know whether he had the pick?

Bayern ain't he the stable jock?So surely he would ride work for the Bass stable.

bayern wrote: Surely if Domeyer does any ride work for the Bass-Robinson stable, then he would have some idea as which is the better one in race 1? Would love to know whether he had the pick?

If the other horse is a star, why wouldn't he fight tooth and nail to ride it?

Tony Mincione wrote:

bayern wrote: Surely if Domeyer does any ride work for the Bass-Robinson stable, then he would have some idea as which is the better one in race 1? Would love to know whether he had the pick?

If the other horse is a star, why wouldn't he fight tooth and nail to ride it?

Exactly, the (earlier) betting may be influenced by the price tag.