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Enjazaat @ 14’s. Owen Burrows has been open in saying how frustrating this horse is. In his seasonal reappearance he ran well only to find Invincible Army and Eqtidaar too good, then ran no sort of race in the Commonwealth Cup which was won in the end by Eqtidaar. They think Enjazaat has genuine ability, and problems traced back to wind could have been responsible for the bounce in the Commonwealth Cup. I was very encouraged by his most recent run in the Hackwood Stakes which was eye catching. Sat out the back and travelled really strongly into the race before meeting traffic and having to be switched to the stand side rail before running on strongly. Open to improvement, down in class, weight for age allowance, well handicapped and with Jim Crowley back in the saddle all in the plus column. Fancy his chances. Shop around for prices cause he’s 8/1 fav with B365 and 14/1 with Betfair Sportsbook.
https://www.racingpost.com/racecards/107/york/2018-07-28/706237
Always fancied having an interest in a horse that could run in some good races, it’s been a bit of an ambition you could say. Last night i purchased the last shares in Harome who runs here.
Never discussed his chances but hopefully he should give us a few memorable days out. Watch out Coolmore !
From MPR website ” He looks perfect for races like the Epsom Dash on Derby Day and all the big Ascot 5f handicap sprints, the Gosforth Park Cup etc; and it’s just possible, given his recent rate of progress, that all sorts on Group races, here and abroad, could be on his agenda too. He reminds us very much of our own CAPTAIN DUNNE, who improved at around the same time of his career. He was a stalwart in all the top handicaps and Group races, running in the Nunthorpe and Abbaye no less.
A highly talented, rapidly improving horse, Harome should offer his owners the opportunity to race at all the big festivals for the next 2 or 3 seasons. “
Well done getting a piece of Harome Botchy, he won impressively at York last
time and looks an exciting horse. Very best of luck, I’ll be shouting him on
for you on Saturday
Thanks BigG, i put him down as one to follow after York. He looked pretty smart there i thought.
Only a very little piece but hopefully get some fun from him without breaking the bank. I’ll give a carrot to him from you, when we pop down to see him.
I was split between your horse and Baron Bolt Botchy.
I ended up siding with the latter as I thought your horse and a couple will make this a lightning gallop and Baron Bolt will be flying home late.
Baron Bolt @ 14/1
Good luck Botchy
Looks a strong renewal. I really like Foolaad, and with six places up for grabs again, he looks a big price, as does Orvar, and I’ve sided with him too. Holmeswood has disappointed this season, but I just suspect that his season is gearing towards The Ebor meeting, and as I could see him make the frame, I’ll add him to the Exactas, and Trifectas.
Whilst I’ll still be shouting Botchy’s horse on, I had to have a go at an old friend of
mine, Growl, who is going to love the going and has dropped to his lowest mark in the
past 2 years. 7/1 looks too good to turn down. I’ve got to have a go at
the rev forecast too. Best of luck BotchyI have to be with Growl here off of his dropping mark.
I wish you lots of success here Botchy + I will also do the reverse forecast
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