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Prepare to be wowed by the Queen of France!
It’s going to be the most one-sided invasion on the south coast since 1066!
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"I did the same Wilts, 33-1 was too big for her. I’ve already got Al Husn, and it’s unusual for me to have two selections in a race of this nature, but I do like this pair
“I did the same Wilts, 33-1 was too big for her.”
Think i grabbed the last lot of 33s with 365; 10 mins later cut to 22s.
Absolutely no doubting that Blue Rose Cen is top notch and will
revel in the ground. She’s the bees knees but at odds on she’s
of no interest to me. Who is most definitely of interest to me
is Al Husn who beat Nashwa quite cheekily in the end last time
out. I’ve been through her form, watched all her races and her
times are good. So how on earth is Naswa 9/4 and Bet365 are
offering Al Husn at 16/1 !!!. I can’t leave that alone so even
though it’s 2 places I’ve taken her E/W as BCN is some horse.
I’ve also done the rev f/c with the 2 rather than the more obvious
straight F/C BCN/AH although I’d be very happy with that.Just checked again, thankfully after my bet at 16s, and they have
dropped her to 14/1. It’s still big I reckon.I’m not sure the drying ground will matter much for Blue Rose Cen with Churchill her sire.
I’ve sided for Nashwa although conceding 8lb to a filly like this may prove too much.
3yos have a fantastic record in this aswell so I’m probably on the wrong one.Can’t see past Blue Rose Cen she has been outstanding.
The more I know the less I understand.
I know how outstanding Mademoiselle’s form is, but as an alternative at bigger odds I’ll go for Above The Curve at 9/1.
The form of her Saint Cloud G2 win is outstanding: The runner-up Mqse De Sevigne won a G1 at Deauville over a mile, the third placed horse India was first past the post in a G3 at Hoppegarten and Nashwa (fourth that day) won the Falmouth.
Good luck all.
I like Nashwa for the Nassau if not for the going, Blue Rose Cen is better suited to the going and the extra weight for Nashwa is at the point I take notice especially with the going, but the trainer and jockey do fk all at Goodwood and would be proper French raiders.
I don’t mind going short priced and I’ve backed both
Below is my trial race stats for the Nassau
Been following Caernarfon all year and won’t desert her. I know she can put in a power packed finish when needed as seen at Newmarket last October just hope today is her day.
Come on girl.💫JacThings turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Blue Rose Cen owes me nothing – I didn’t get the price ante-post about her for this I had last October after the Marcel Boussac for the French Guineas and Oaks, but 9/4 still looks fair.
I honestly think if she’d won all those Group 1s in the UK she’d be 1/2 or even shorter.
Really looking forward to this.
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It's the "Millwall FC" of Point broadcasts: "No One Likes Us - We Don't Care"Looking forward to seeing your girl Ian. Haven’t seen any of her races thus far. Ever since the Makfi days I’ve always cheered on the French invaders.
With all things being well she can’t be beat
horses are not machines though and Nashwa looked very good last time out
However same as Ian, Bluey owes me nothing, I haven’t been on the fancy prices Ian took for those races but wasn’t far behind.
Come on Bluey..Charles Darwin to conquer the World
Masterclass of tactics from Moore and Crowley there
They knew blue rose cen was behind them and had absolutely no intention of giving her a gap up the inside
Nashwa looked a tricky ride, don’t think she really wants soft ground at this level
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