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Does anyone know which of tonight’s runners has the quickest first sectional from either of their last two runs? The pace will be furious and I reckon the horse with the quickest first sectional will have a big advantage
No idea about sectional timing but I think the winner will be one of two horses.
Mambazo or Triskaidekophobia.
Was Mambazo that horse that was ridden from the front at Kempton, then dropped out the back and never put in the race by William Carson next time out?
It’ll be interesting to see how he’s ridden tonight…
What was I doing there? I was looking at the 820 wolverhampton tomorrow, Triskadekaphobia is very good on his day and can never be written off at this level but Im leaning towards crimson fearn. Those would be my two.
I’ve just got this feeling that Mambazo is going to hack up, though the fact that Matt Doyle has napped him relieves my concerns somewhat.
It’s not that great a race in all honesty, and certainly not one to get too involved with (unless you’re Stuart Williams and have an inkling as to who might win), but I’d risk Dodaa given a chance to lead early.
Funny race that……….forcast Crimson Fern at 13/8 and the second fav at 4/1 but he has been withdrawn………betting open up and Crimson Fern is 9/4 money obviously for mabazo cos they think he was stopped last time………..I’d bet the fav personally CF therse so called stopping jobs never win………..too obvius and more to it when carson rode it I reckon.
No idea about sectional timing but I think the winner will be one of two horses.
Mambazo or Triskaidekophobia.
I appear to have spelt Multahab incorrectly.
Does anyone know which of tonight’s runners has the quickest first sectional from either of their last two runs? The pace will be furious and I reckon the horse with the quickest first sectional will have a big advantage
Will be interesting to see how fast they actually went – the sectionals section of the RP tomorrow will reveal all – because it appeared to the naked eye as if the two that laid down the early pace went ridiculously fast, and, inevitably, they both fell into a whole in the stretch.
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