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I put him up for the Celebration mile and he could be even better over 7f based on his last run at Goodwood.
Escobar 6/1
Was just having a look through this myself
With the ground being so soft I came down on Snazzy Jazzy
All of his best form is on heavy ground or French ground described as very soft
So the softer the better for him
Stable is in solid form too which is what put me off escobar since O’meara is woefully out of form (though he did have a winner today)
Had a few quid matched on betfair at 5.0 and hopefully he will run his race
I’m having weekend off, but big fan of Snazzy Jazzy, and I’ll be cheering him on without a bet.
Got plenty in his favour, and I’ll be disappointed if he doesn’t go close.
I can obviously see the Snazzy Jazzy interest, no surprise if he wins, I’m banking everything on Escobar running like he did last time out at Goodwood. Had he not been hampered he probably would have run Space Blues to within a length, maybe 1.5. Certainly would’ve finished second. That is stand out form over course and distance. It’s the best form in the race arguably. Snazzy Jazzy appears to have a limit to his capabilities, there’s no obvious reason why he should improve. Of course he might not have to that’s true.
Looks like the ground has dried out plenty
Going description is now gd to soft, soft in places and will be drier later
That changes things completely as my angle in was the bottomless ground so iv cashed out my snazzy jazzy bet
Id think D’bai will take plenty of beating now but won’t be having a bet as if I swap horses we all know what will happen
Doesn’t look like there will be much pace in the race either so can see it being a messy tactical race
Where the jockey who rides the best race wins not so much the best horse
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