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I still think
Simenon
will just saunter round and pick them all up on a course I hate!
I cannot believe this years Ascot Gold Cup winner
Simenon
went off at 16/1 there…………A certainty beat,No question but thats Chester!
Dissapointed in you GC suggesting he’ll run in the Handicap at the Royal meeting,there’s only one race for this fellow and at 16/1 I’m suggesting anyone that listens to numpty here to take it now!
Another awesome run from
Captain Dunne
and thats just put him spot on for the ‘Dash’ at Epsom,may I suggest taking the 16/1 now as he’ll go off half that price on the day!
Simenon "unlucky" not to do better today Gord. Doing by far the best of those held up for a late run and coming wide too. It certainly means he’s got a chance in the Gold Cup. However, Mullins is synonymous for taking the easier option (clearly not handicapped out of things even with top weight). If thinking has a better chance in the handicap Mullins may choose that route and Alexandra again – rather than Gold Cup. Although that is probably why he’s 16/1 and not 10/1.
Value Is EverythingWill be tough for Simenon off top weight, CF has a lot going for him but the ground will be very lively and theres a nagging doubt he could get a bit outpaced…investissement has a chance back on the flat and better ground, his Ebor third a few years ago is decent form but has an inexperienced jock on board. Address Unknown has his first run for Richard Fahey and is one who’s certain to appreciate the fast ground…I might go for him and CF as Hugh Taylor has tipped him and I tend to follow him!
The winner was in there somewhere! Gutted I didn’t cover it!
Will be tough for Simenon off top weight, CF has a lot going for him but the ground will be very lively and theres a nagging doubt he could get a bit outpaced…investissement has a chance back on the flat and better ground, his Ebor third a few years ago is decent form but has an inexperienced jock on board. Address Unknown has his first run for Richard Fahey and is one who’s certain to appreciate the fast ground…I might go for him and CF as Hugh Taylor has tipped him and I tend to follow him!
The winner was in there somewhere! Gutted I didn’t cover it!
Well spotted though rich,a superb ride from Jamie got him home,of course the draw played a major role in the result.
Ginge,Horses for courses and that andSimenon
loves Ascot,he is certainly a Gold cup horse in my eyes,he wanted to go a stride faster today as this field just weren’t good enough to test him,it wasn’t the weight that beat him but Chester!And Chester being renowned for its hard luck stories wrote another one today.Gold cup horse for sure!
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