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Grimes: I’m afraid i totally agree, i wouldn’t be touching Overturn in this ground and with such an inexperienced jockey up. The lad has won hcap hurdles but judging pace in a race like this will be a massive test for him. What i will say however that the more he drifts the closer to a ‘saver’ he becomes!
Still down as good/soft so i am guessing Newcastle missed the rain last night and yesterday.
Still like the look of
Was going to back High Office today, but his price has come right in. Was worth an ew at 16’s but not at 12’s, especially as he has a bad draw also.
He has never raced over this far either!! Yard just back into good form though i guess.
Perfect trends fit moe (if you like that kind of thing)..more rain tomorrow morning for him (and Activate), mark due to go up 5lbs he’s deffo well-in just bumped into one at Ayr over a trip too short, 40s and 20s here hopeful, still love Activate tho
So annoyed I missed the 16’s BB, but took the [now down to] 11’s today. Also backed Investissement [good draw]as I said I’d follow Singspiels’ over the longer distances and I ignored Swingkeel last week [having followed him for ages!]. Would still love the mare to run a mighty race, though.
The one I fancy is
Also I’ve always liked Mount Athos, butTotally agree mate for completely the same reasons – will definately stay. Harlestone Times for me to.
Martin
Cracking stuff from Segal..wouldn’t have picked that with 15 go’s
went for a low weight one in high office, winner was just above him, but never considered, c’est la vie, thought hayley gave activate a shocker, the winner won from high so no excuses
I notice Segal took account of breeding when nominating Tominator. A fairly obvious thing to do in a long distance race but I was surprised very few pundits here or elsewhere commented much on the contenders’ stamina/dosage stats.
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