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  • #11396
    Stormwatch
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    I know that its early doors yet just wondered if anyone has any thoughts on what could be value for this top flight two year old race at Royal Ascot – do you think we have any ‘Henrythenavigators’?

    #228533
    crizzy
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    Raines Cross. Could be anything but abig price at the moment….and I know the guy who owns it! :D

    #228537
    halfwaytoheaven
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    Monseiur Chevalier is a classy horse but I’d love to see him stick to sprinting instead of stepping up to 7f+. He’s a very speedy sort.

    Red Jazz has looked good in his last few races, still unbeaten and will go well over 7f.

    However, Steinbeck is rated really highly in the AOB yard. Cruised to a win in his debut last week and will improve for that. He’s a really short price though.

    Youre right it is a bit early but it could be a cracking Coventry this year. Lets not forget, last year we had Art Conisseur, Intense Focus and Lord Shanakill in the first 3. They could all still push on this season.

    #228539
    Matt2806
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    Monseiur Chevalier will like the faster ground, than today also Canford Cliffs was very impressive on friday at newbury! don’t know what price these two are?

    #228545
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    Red Jazz has looked good in his last few races, still unbeaten and will go well over 7f.

    The coventry is 6f, but I agree on Red Jazz, he’s the one I have in mind for this, really liked the way he got on top of archers road in the dying strides the other week.

    Also have a liking for AOBs ginats causeway son of Virginia Waters who was defeated on debut the other week (Air Chief Marshal is it?), however I think last time I looked at the betting he was shorter than red jazz which made zero sense to me.

    I dont think it’s too early really, but this is always one of my favorite races at the meeting.

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    Avatar photoImperial Call
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    Also have a liking for AOBs ginats causeway son of Virginia Waters who was defeated on debut the other week (Air Chief Marshal is it?)

    Emperor Claudius is the horse your thinking of there

    #228596
    halfwaytoheaven
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    No idea where I got the 7f from! My apologies

    #228600
    Avatar photoThe Ante-Post King
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    I have usually backed one of Aidans by now, but not sure as i like Air Chief
    Marshal and Steinbeck! 6f may be a bit sharp for the former!

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    Avatar photoHimself
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    No Hubris (Paul Cole).

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    #228617
    Bulwark
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    Also have a liking for AOBs ginats causeway son of Virginia Waters who was defeated on debut the other week (Air Chief Marshal is it?)

    Emperor Claudius is the horse your thinking of there

    That would explain why Air Chief Marshal was shorter in the betting. Actually is Air Chief Marshal that Galileo won that won the other week? Wouldnt have him in mind for ascot myself, would think he definitely wants further (but thought the same of cuis ghaire last year too).

    #229060
    ARWalsh
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    Personally, I really like the look of

    Radiohead

    , a very nice type. Someone said on here before his maiden that he was one of Meehan’s most promising colts. His sire was very useful over the distance and ran a decent time on Monday (63 secs) basically on a canter.
    In his maiden he ran very green and gave the leaders around 10 lengths to finish second aswell. Hopefully he’ll be aimed at the race and run a blinder :D

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    Avatar photoZarkava
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    Personally, I really like the look of

    Radiohead

    , a very nice type. Someone said on here before his maiden that he was one of Meehan’s most promising colts. His sire was very useful over the distance and ran a decent time on Monday (63 secs) basically on a canter.
    In his maiden he ran very green and gave the leaders around 10 lengths to finish second aswell. Hopefully he’ll be aimed at the race and run a blinder :D

    I’m a huge fan of him. Was at Newmarket and Spencer, Meehan & co. looked absolutely delighted in the winner’s enclosure afterwards. Smiling, patting the horse, etc. He won’t win the Coventry but certainly a horse for the July Stakes, Richmond, etc. The trainer of the winner, High Spice, was also extremely bullish in the interview afterwards, saying she was a horse who could run in the 1000 Guineas next year. Radiohead and Izaaj, 2nd and 3rd in that race, have won since (although the latter wasn’t impressive in the slightest) and she’d definitely be my Albany selection at the moment.

    #229136
    Avatar photoMDeering
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    Is the Aga Khan juvenile in this race, or the Norfolk?

    #229206
    sump
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    For me the value lies with Raines Cross and Radio Head which have both been mentioned already. Canford Cliffs has got to have a great chance. You never know, Big Audio could be thrown into the mix if he wins today.

    #229208
    Avatar photograysonscolumn
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    Personally, I really like the look of

    Radiohead

    ,

    Let’s hope he can

    Creep

    into the contest, and that the rider gets the tactics

    Just

    right, so the partnership doesn’t leave you

    High And Dry

    . There will be

    No Surprises

    to see

    Knives Out

    if it fails.

    As for Big Audio, I think he will be Dynamite.

    Thankyew, thankyew, I’m here all week ladiesandgennulmen. Try the scampi, etc.

    gc

    Adoptive father of two. The patron saint of lower-grade fare. A gently critical friend of point-to-pointing. Kindness is a political act.

    #229223
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    Mystic Magic

    #229226
    Rob V
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    Canford Cliffs! Loved the way how he quickly put daylight between himself and his rivals. It was like a magic act.

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