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Not a bad effort once again I would say "first outing" will be a good bet in a race or two over the next few weeks.
Anybody that went to my site today would of have another good day.Pace form free tips will prove to be the best free tipping site ever.Boast no just a fact…
The slug happened why do jockeys do that. The fav wins held up behind to horses running each other into the ground.You know know to avoid this jock in a tactical race.
Anybody that went to http://www.paceformfreetips.co.uk would have once again had a winning day.
I have to agree this horse has a great chance today. my only reservation is the race might turn into a slug and suit the only hold up horse in the race.If the jockey lets the other go on and hold him off the pace it could a case of "how far"
got to think i was unlucky with the best bet,needed a run just to sharpen him up .Anybody that went to my site would of had a good day 2 out 3 isnt bad.
The Scorching Wind runs at Kempton today.
Don’t know the rules about this but if one of its owners is banned should the horse be able to run?
Colin
Young will had better ride a good race on him today or somebody might be waiting outside for him.
HI,
Never ran on the a/w .Is that a handicap? Any horse should be able to run well at Kempton, that has ran well, at the tracks he has.We will soon find out. As for yours I can see them both doing ok but…
THE SCORCHING WIND I dont think will get much of a run.Drawn 6 and his run style wants him up with pace.If he goes with the pace early will surely not get home.
RILEYSKEEPINGFAITH A.Munro great jockey that he is I think will struggle to get this horse mid dive due to the high drawn and lack of pace around him.For me will be doing to much early but if I had to choose one of yours it would be this one.
g/l
This really puts everything into perspective.I really hope it was an accident.The alternative for the family,in what are already terrible circumstances, are unimaginable.
Think you have a very one dimentional view of what is and what is not a "fast time". We may be talking about two different things entirely.
The way you talk as if you know everything and nobody else knows anything.The crap you tip up on here is embarrassing esp when you know it all.I way be one dimentional but its a winning dimention.
Why don’t you put up or shut up mate.
Put your tips on here, we can start from scratch and see who has a "winning dimention". You may be a better tipster than me, but at the moment all I see is hot air. Everyone has a bad month or two, sure you have in your time. At least I’ve got the bottle to do this. You may like to look around, have quite a good record on a couple of other forums.
I do take on the great and good, Racing Post, Raceform etc, in a racing quiz, so think I know a bit about the game. Always learning though and certainly don’t know everything. Only stating an opinion, that’s all mate. Please respond the same way (with an explanation) Placemat, otherwise suggest you look elsewhere.
take a look i have tipped on here……….
Think you have a very one dimentional view of what is and what is not a "fast time". We may be talking about two different things entirely.
You seem to think anything anywhere near a couse record is a "fast time". Numerically I supose you are right, but if times are to be used as a form tool, it has to be compared to other times on the day, or on similar going.
There are days (friday of Royal Ascot for example) when track records are broken with some regularity. Anyone who judges these things purely on record times might think the winners were all exceptional horses. Where as, all that record times actually tell you is how firm the ground was and that there was no dolling out of rails. Wind speed and direction can also have a big effect on times.
When looking at form, times have to be judged in comparrison to other races on the card.
As I said, the Bunbury Cup was run in a time that compares well with the July Cup. Considering Plum Pudding carried 8lbs more than Fleeting Spirit. May be by your definition of a "fast time" (somewhere near course record) the July Cup was a "fast time". But under
my definition
(
comparing to other races on the day, and considering it was a Group 1 event
) it was
NOT
a "fast time".
Sorry I did not explain this well enough before mate, only as someone who used times in selection finding; I thought you realised. If your selection process does not take this in to account, then I fear your invstments are eventually doomed to failure.
A horse can put up a fast time (comparrison) on firm or even heavy going.
Also, to fom an opinion on times alone is doomed to failure, as allowance must be made for slowly run races.
Think you have a very one dimentional view of what is and what is not a "fast time". We may be talking about two different things entirely.
The way you talk as if you know everything and nobody else knows anything.The crap you tip up on here is embarrassing esp when you know it all.I way be one dimentional but its a winning dimention.
mmmm.Never seen the web site but he must of planned to stop anyway.Im goona do myself in casue the worlds a terrible place
The July Cup produced a good time over all but they didn’t go fast through the first furlong. I took a mean split of 14.68 seconds for the first furlong (the following maiden went similair speed), from there I think they did speed up though as Ryan Moore realised he couldn’t afford to ride Main Aim for a turn of foot given the early speed.
I think the early pace inconvienced horses such as Paco Boy and African Rose and there was more of an emphasis on speed in the close, hence Fleeting Spirit powering away over 6f.
Reference the Derby, they went alot slower in general through out the whole race and the pace wasn’t even, they were doing bigger sectionals in the straight than anywhere else. I’ve relayed the videos alongside The Oaks and they were behind for every stage of the race, 2 or 3 seconds so through most of it. Though the overall time was ok in the end this was due to them sprinting for home to effect rather than a test of stamina as a Derby should be, hence Fame And Glory not suited at Epsom and why I would still be sceptical about Sea The Stars over 12f in a turely run race.
The july cup shows just how hard it is to read a race.I backed jj the jet plane. He was the only horse that I was sure was going to up there off this slow pace.I knew there was no pace but didnt know what the jockeys were going to do.The winner I thought was going to be held up along with the favourites.If I knew Fleeting was going to be in the van I would of backed her.The trouble here is why did the jockeys on the favourites still hold the horses up?Its like playing poker trying guess what they are going to do.Common sense would say get closer to the pace but they still sit back.So you have no chance.The best thing I guess is to leave slow races alone….
Thats the point I was trying to make to ginger without spelling it out..If front running horses find their feet without any rush they will run fast times.Infact most horses can run fast times.
One hand you say "You need a level good pace to produce a fast over all time"
The other hand you say" Todays July Cup was slowly run"
surley if you need a level good pace to produce a fast over all time then a slowly run july cup would produce a slow time not a near track record like it did.
I thought I was clear maybe not.
GINGER ,THE POINT I MADE IS ABOVE.,YOU THEN WENT OFF ON ONE AFTER GOING ON ABOUT NEWMARKET.THE ABOVE TWO STATEMENTS WERE MADE BY YOU BUT THEY DONT MARRY UP THATS ALL………………..
watch this space.
