UK racing

Finished off the race well,with Buick not doing much more.
Question :What did he beat?

Dave Scott wrote: Reasonably impressive and ran on well, should stay top of boards for 2000 gns

I was blown apart…


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Native Trail is known as the 'tractor horse' at Charlie Appleby's Newmarket yard and certainly put his Qipco 2,000 Guineas bid into overdrive when extending his unbeaten record in the course-and- distance Classic rehearsal.

Last year's champion two-year-old was sent off at 1-4, the shortest-priced 2,000 Guineas trialist since Frankel won the Greenham Stakes at similar odds in 2011 before mowing down promising maiden winner Claymore and outsider Hoo Ya Mal.

Just like last year, Native Trail towered over everything in the preliminaries as well as the race, and hit his customary flat spot in the Dip before winning going away by three and a half lengths.

Bookmakers initially trimmed the winner, who had been well-backed for the 2,000 Guineas in the morning, into 7-4 (from 9-4) favourite for the April 30 Classic, but the punters were obviously more impressed than the layers and he was later cut further into 6-4 by Paddy Power and Coral.

Back to Newmarket today where

OUT FROM UNDER
TAJALLA
AUDIENCE
MASEKELA

Are at the least PA bankers

Good Punting

What a 3 day performance from William Buick

He had 7 winners from 12 mounts at Newmarket 👏

No local racing but Plenty from overseas

Cork and Fairyhouse in Ireland.

Carlisle and Musselburgh up North

Newton Abbot where Harry Cobden double
Knappers Hill 5/10 and Light Them Up Nigel 8/10.looks on the cards.

Newbury where William Buick is on fire.

Haydock over the jumps

Linfield and Nottingham this evening.

Good Punting

NEWBURY
R2 Wild Beauty must go close.
R3 Trainer (Richard Fahey)travelling from North of England and jockey (Soumillion)from France for Perfect Power.Must be worth the effort.

HAYDOCK
R4 Tom O'Brien/Hobbs have Musical Slave (9/2).Good chance.

Newbury Race 7:

Lionel

Farawaysaint wrote:

NEWBURY
R2 Wild Beauty must go close.
R3 Trainer (Richard Fahey)travelling from North of England and jockey (Soumillion)from France for Perfect Power.Must be worth the effort.

HAYDOCK
R4 Tom O'Brien/Hobbs have Musical Slave (9/2).Good chance.

👏🎉You and Buick are blazing🥃

Lionel wrote:

Newbury Race 7:

Lionel

Next time!!

And Saints beat Arsenal.
I was born in Southampton and am now nearly 81and supported them through thick and thin.
They are the most frustrating side in the PL

Dave Scott wrote:

No local racing but Plenty from overseas

Cork and Fairyhouse in Ireland.

Carlisle and Musselburgh up North

Newton Abbot where Harry Cobden double
Knappers Hill 5/10 and Light Them Up Nigel 8/10.looks on the cards.

Newbury where William Buick is on fire.

Haydock over the jumps

Linfield and Nottingham this evening.

Good Punting

Light them up Nigel beaten in a drama packed race but William had another 3 winners