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- April 20, 2012 at 20:41 #21587
It is hard to see this having any relevance to the 1000 Guineas. Likely favourite Best Terms looks a suspect stayer for 7f let alone further.
Tim Easterby seldom sends his horses south for a handicap let alone a classic trial. Roger Sez has shown a liking for genuinely soft going and the 9/1 bet365 is sure to disappear in the morning.
April 21, 2012 at 10:53 #401636It’s nowhere near a given Best Terms will stay on the ground. Clouding over here (10 miles from course). However, there is quite a bit of stamina in the dam’s side and proven on good-soft. Not much pace in the race, unless Switcher takes Best Terms on, Hannon’s filly could get a soft lead (unless held up at this trip) and set a slow pace.
I’d rather take a chance about her staying @ 9/4, outclasses her rivals on form. With a saver on Moonstone Magic.
Value Is EverythingApril 21, 2012 at 12:42 #401650best terms must be the lay of the century in this. very small so probably won’t train on, and probably won’t stay either in the ground.
bronterre in the greenham looks a suspect favourite as well.
April 21, 2012 at 13:16 #401654Braver man than me laying a Richard Hannon Queeen Mary/Lowther winner in this sorry excuse for a Group 3.
She has gone out to almost 5/2 so it would seem more than a few agree with you
I’d have doubts in a better race but Best Terms is hardly tearaway and if she can lead or settle near the leaders I doubt if this lot will get her of the bridle to exploit any stamina limitations.
In short I think she’ll piss up
April 21, 2012 at 16:47 #401672hmmmm… hasn’t trained on
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