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I’m so excited by those entries Ian and Ive already taken the 12/I for the Fillies Mile.
She has to take on Guineas favourite Ylang Ylang and they both have to prove they stay the mile, however See The Fire has the advantage of having won at Newmarket albeit in my back garden on the July Course, but she should find no problem on the Rowley Mile where if she wins (and I hope she will) we could be looking at the new Guineas favourite.
The Rockfel would be interesting and as she is so lightly raced..why not both.
Wherever she runs I’m certain she will do well and end her first season with some black type to her name. .. JacThings turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Thought you might like to see this photo of See The Fire after she won her Maiden from Heartfulofstars who has since won. It’s not a brilliant picture but you can see she is extremely laid back just like her sire STS and she looks like him too.
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Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Great stuff, Jac – I personally suspect Ylang Ylang might go for the Moyglare and Opera Singer might be the one Aidan O’Brien sends over for the Fillies’ Mile but, either way, it should be a fascinating race.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"Can’t wait Ian. I love having one like this to follow. I think you’re right about Ylang Ylang going for the Moyglare and Opera Singer heading to Newmarket for the Fillies Mile. Either way it’s going to add some interest to the end of season Group races.
My filly has a lot to prove if she’s going to take on the mighty Coolmore ladies but she has a pedigree that says she can..
JacThings turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Opera Singer’s win hasn’t done one my antepost picks Red Viburnum any harm at this stage – she got within a head of Opera Singer on racecourse debut flying at the finish when Opera Singer was having her 3rd start.
And my other one, See The Fire, has some fancy entries by the look of it.
Red Vibernum certainly ran a promising race on debut, but the fact is she was getting weight from those who beat her and she has yet to even win a race of any description, let alone a Maiden.
Not the profile of a horse I’d consider value for a Classic at 33/1, but each to their own.
I suspect Opera Singer showed improved form last time out – possibly a surprise to some as she’s had a few runs already, but it can and does happen.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"“I suspect Opera Singer showed improved form last time out – possibly a surprise to some as she’s had a few runs already, but it can and does happen.”
Exactly. I am hoping Red Vibernum can also benefit from racecourse experience. She has a Moyglare entry.
I’ve taken the 33s about Alshinfarah in anticipation that she’ll dot up in the Prix d’Aumale tomorrow.
It makes me sad that some cannot just enjoy seeing a Prix d’Aumale winner hose up in the 1,000 Guineas without needing to have anything as squalid as a bet on it.
Such people are the sort who just won’t spread the love with continental cheese omlettes.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"I agree, Ian,
there’s almost nothing more sordid than seeing some unworthy chap making an undeserved monetary gain through a chance momentary odds miscalculation in a purely championship race by an innocent odds provider.Brilliantly put, sir!
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"9 fillies declared for the Moyglare…
Brilliant
Fallen Angel
Ornellaia
Pearls And Rubies
Porta Fortuna
Red Viburnum
She’s Quality
Vespertilio
Ylang YlangHaven’t seen a filly yet this season that looks a guineas winner
Look a modest bunch atm
See The Fire entered for the May Hill at Doncaster on Thursday, Oisin Murphy riding.
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