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This has the look of a very good race. Sometimes horses coming from Royal Ascot don’t run up to scratch, and an inexperienced filly like Memory could struggle to reproduce such a stellar effort so soon. However, I’m about to condradict myself here, as Radharcnafarraige is the one that interest me. She’s ultra-tough, ultra-consistent, and while she may lack that touch of class that a Group 1 filly has, she can be expected to run her race again.
Memory
, all alone in the moonlight,
i can smile at the old days,
i was beautiful then,
i remember the time i knew what happiness was,
let thememory
live again!
2011 Guineas winner still available for the next 19hrs at 16/1,she will be 7"s after this!
Brilliant finishing burst from Memory, a few anxious moments for her backers, but she was miles better than that field. Radharcnafarraige just not good enough.- Total Posts 17716
That was good. I backed her for the guineas after Ascot. Didn’t back her or anyone today but very pleased, went like a rocket.
Ok, it was an impressive turn of foot and looked good visually but please, no knee-jerk reactions
Her turn of foot shown in her debut was just as impressive, if not better (visually at least), and she’s beaten horses today by a LESS margin than she beat them at Royal Ascot.
I’m not saying she’s isn’t any good; plainly she’s a high class filly, but let’s just wait to see how good she is. This performance has just reiterated she’s good, but I certainly don’t think she’s done anything more than she done at Royal Ascot.
Daylight,see the dew on the Sunflower,
and a rose that is fading,
Roses whither away,
like the Sunflower,
i yearn to turn my face to the dawn,
I AM WAITING FOR THE DAY!! 7/1 fav now!Did you get your moneys worth with the 11/8 TAPK?
TAPK was on at 4/5 last night,6/4 5 minutes before the off and 7/2 in running! Find me a Bookmaker offering 7/2 about a horse that only needed steering to win? Exactly,not a soul! Mind you Richard Hughes is a master of making something simple look difficult! I have certainly got my moneys worth at 16/1 del_boy!
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Theres me thinking you backed her for next years Guineas! my eye sight must be going…
Top performance, who did she beat?
Theres me thinking you backed her for next years Guineas! my eye sight must be going…
Top performance, who did she beat?
Your eyesights fine Mr W!
Top performance, who did she beat?
As I said earlier Mr Wilson, she beat the same horses today by a LESS margin than she did at Royal Ascot, yet has been slashed to as short as 5/1 favourite for next year’s Guineas.
We’ll see plenty more good fillies emerge from now until the end fo the season.
Special Duty won the Group 1 Cheveley Park in more impressive fashion than how Memory won today, yet she was 5/1 ante-post favourite after that victory. So for Memory to be 5/1 ante-post favourite now seems ridiculous.
Top performance, who did she beat?
As I said earlier Mr Wilson, she beat the same horses today by a LESS margin than she did at Royal Ascot, yet has been slashed to as short as 5/1 favourite for next year’s Guineas.
We’ll see plenty more good fillies emerge from now until the end fo the season.
Special Duty won the Group 1 Cheveley Park in more impressive fashion than how Memory won today, yet she was 5/1 ante-post favourite after that victory. So for Memory to be 5/1 ante-post favourite now seems ridiculous.
You and Mr W can spend the rest of the season trying to find a better filly than
Memory
! You wont! This filly has everything a 1000gns winner needs! Trust me i know!
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OneEye makes a very good point though and you have to respect the information he’s put forward, I like Maqaasid more than Memory from Royal Ascot though
Her turn of foot shown in her debut was just as impressive, if not better (visually at least), and she’s beaten horses today by a LESS margin than she beat them at Royal Ascot.
I’m not saying she’s isn’t any good; plainly she’s a high class filly, but let’s just wait to see how good she is. This performance has just reiterated she’s good, but I certainly don’t think she’s done anything more than she done at Royal Ascot.
That is a little unfair as Memory beat Radharcnafarraige by more or less the same distance though Hooray was a lot closer and Serena’s Pride was beaten further by Maqaasid at Ascot. However Memory didn’t get a clear run at Newmarket so it is probably a little unwise to judge her just on distances. Maqaasid is entered for the Lowther at York and curiously the Nunthorpe which suggests they may see her more as a sprinting type.
It is early doors to be lauding Memory as a Guineas winner but she is clearly very good, has won all her starts and has a very good turn of foot.
The forms rock solid now!! Both
Margot Did
and
Soraaya
have been firmly put in their place by next seasons 1000gns winner! 1st and 2nd in a Group 2 at Ascot is rock solid!
Memory
is different class though!
Agreed TAPK! I was on Soraaya today, proves that MEMORY should be backed at 8/1 for the 1000 guinneas now!
Another Group 2 boost for next years 1000gns winner,
Memory
in todays Lowther Stakes as
Hooray
holds on from
Margot Did
.I look forward to the Moyglare which will see her go 3/1 for the 2011 Classic! Miss Grumpydraws is not in the best mood tonight after her ride on Margot Did,she knows she should have won!
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