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Newbury
SAINT AIRE was travelling well last time out when falling and without saying the horse would of won with an easy winner in Maringo Bay of charlie manns, whom he thinks alot of, this horse could be the one to be on. Tim Vaughan has stated that this horse has the profile of his stables prolific winner of a year or two ago in Peter Pole. Impressive form in france behind Sang Bleu.
Id also look at FAR MORE SERIOUS who has a liking for Newbury and is a classy individual, aswell as IKORODU ROAD.
RAVASTREE looks a decent bet too.
Doncaster
alan king has come up here for some winners and the two is be siding with are AWESOME FREDDIE (who travels very well in races just needs to be produced at right moment) & MONTBAZON (of which ive had word for)
One more up there is BROTHER BOB has shown good form so far, should improve again, this horse would have to be my NAP of the day.
Kelso
CHEIF DAN GEORGE should have a decent chance as his best form comes around this time of year, and ran well enough to suggest there is still some spark lto.
BOLD SIR BRIAN at a price is one not to shrug off.
Kempton
COLD KNIGHT is one from the Alan King yard my man has pointed me in the direction of, nice sort with scope to improve.
Not the best of days
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BOLD SIR BRIAN @ 20/1
makes it a profitable day
Well done on that one. Robert Gibbs pointed to it on his preview and I marked it as a bet in my preview.
Comfortable winner too from a second rated 135, with a 125 rater back in third. The race was run at a decent pace and the form looks solid. This may well have been the best novice contest in the north this season, and I reckon Lucinda Russell has a distinctly useful performer on her hands.
Four in with a chance too out in the big chase at Kelso, but Chief Dan George was run of it in the home straight. His jumping was patchy today which cost him.
Rob
Not the best of days
But
BOLD SIR BRIAN @ 20/1
makes it a profitable day
Well done on that one. Robert Gibbs pointed to it on his preview and I marked it as a bet in my preview.
Comfortable winner too from a second rated 135, with a 125 rater back in third. The race was run at a decent pace and the form looks solid. This may well have been the best novice contest in the north this season, and I reckon Lucinda Russell has a distinctly useful performer on her hands.
Four in with a chance too out in the big chase at Kelso, but Chief Dan George was run of it in the home straight. His jumping was patchy today which cost him.
Rob
thanks for that rob
thought it was a decent display today
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