Kenilworth, 13/01

mydada wrote: 3 From a punting perspective I think Sark has a fight on his hands.The alarm sets off with a look at the form of his last run to Tsitsikamma Dance where Inn Of Court was 4.50 behind in comparison to him finishing 7.90 to the 50/1 shot One Life Live It behind Horizon over the same distance

Then go to the latters 2000m run to Cape Extreme when running with the pace he held out Gibraltar Green by a length (That finished 2.20 behind Sark over 1600m)

One Life Live It has shown best form over the mile and yes GG finished well ahead in its last and that race also brings in the two other 4yos with On Winters Traces having a direct interaction with the favourite

Am probably not looking at the race with much objectivity and really don't put too much in racing's egg on my face idiom but for the above reasons and that he has been gelded I would have abstained from including him in multiples.

Another concern is the Crawford runner who if you acquainted with WF speed figures shows him a shade ahead on their September 9th runs

Odds on horses really need their form to be pristine before inclusion

bayern wrote: This could be a card of attrition, the entire day for punters versus the bookies hinging squarely on the outcomes of races 2 and 3. Because the odds in these two races are somewhat prohibitive, many will be using these two as a spring-board into larger multiples, I intend to anyway. If one of the two gets beat or both, then the bookies have their post Sun Met holidays paid for. Conversely, if these two arrive, the flood gates could open for the punters - big time.

Sammy Silver wrote:

mydada wrote: 3 From a punting perspective I think Sark has a fight on his hands.The alarm sets off with a look at the form of his last run to Tsitsikamma Dance where Inn Of Court was 4.50 behind in comparison to him finishing 7.90 to the 50/1 shot One Life Live It behind Horizon over the same distance

Then go to the latters 2000m run to Cape Extreme when running with the pace he held out Gibraltar Green by a length (That finished 2.20 behind Sark over 1600m)

One Life Live It has shown best form over the mile and yes GG finished well ahead in its last and that race also brings in the two other 4yos with On Winters Traces having a direct interaction with the favourite

Am probably not looking at the race with much objectivity and really don't put too much in racing's egg on my face idiom but for the above reasons and that he has been gelded I would have abstained from including him in multiples.

Another concern is the Crawford runner who if you acquainted with WF speed figures shows him a shade ahead on their September 9th runs

Odds on horses really need their form to be pristine before inclusion

Wow you were correct!!

durbs wrote:

bayern wrote: This could be a card of attrition, the entire day for punters versus the bookies hinging squarely on the outcomes of races 2 and 3. Because the odds in these two races are somewhat prohibitive, many will be using these two as a spring-board into larger multiples, I intend to anyway. If one of the two gets beat or both, then the bookies have their post Sun Met holidays paid for. Conversely, if these two arrive, the flood gates could open for the punters - big time.

Nice holiday for the bookies then.As soon as the stable comment for a 6-10 shot was a good each way chance we should have been a bit worried.Must have been well underdone to not even find a place in this field.

bayern wrote: Frozen Tune, can be with this one next time out.

Sammy Silver wrote:

mydada wrote: 3 From a punting perspective I think Sark has a fight on his hands.The alarm sets off with a look at the form of his last run to Tsitsikamma Dance where Inn Of Court was 4.50 behind in comparison to him finishing 7.90 to the 50/1 shot One Life Live It behind Horizon over the same distance

Then go to the latters 2000m run to Cape Extreme when running with the pace he held out Gibraltar Green by a length (That finished 2.20 behind Sark over 1600m)

One Life Live It has shown best form over the mile and yes GG finished well ahead in its last and that race also brings in the two other 4yos with On Winters Traces having a direct interaction with the favourite

Am probably not looking at the race with much objectivity and really don't put too much in racing's egg on my face idiom but for the above reasons and that he has been gelded I would have abstained from including him in multiples.

Another concern is the Crawford runner who if you acquainted with WF speed figures shows him a shade ahead on their September 9th runs

Odds on horses really need their form to be pristine before inclusion

Wow you were correct!!

Craig Pienaar wrote:

Sammy Silver wrote:

mydada wrote: 3 From a punting perspective I think Sark has a fight on his hands.The alarm sets off with a look at the form of his last run to Tsitsikamma Dance where Inn Of Court was 4.50 behind in comparison to him finishing 7.90 to the 50/1 shot One Life Live It behind Horizon over the same distance

Then go to the latters 2000m run to Cape Extreme when running with the pace he held out Gibraltar Green by a length (That finished 2.20 behind Sark over 1600m)

One Life Live It has shown best form over the mile and yes GG finished well ahead in its last and that race also brings in the two other 4yos with On Winters Traces having a direct interaction with the favourite

Am probably not looking at the race with much objectivity and really don't put too much in racing's egg on my face idiom but for the above reasons and that he has been gelded I would have abstained from including him in multiples.

Another concern is the Crawford runner who if you acquainted with WF speed figures shows him a shade ahead on their September 9th runs

Odds on horses really need their form to be pristine before inclusion

Wow you were correct!!

I'm also shocked , must be the 1st winner he tipped since he started posting :lol: