You don't know what could happen. It's certainly possible! Liam's Map the only one I can see as a banker. Will do a Goldencents and burn them off.
Mulling over Cymric but was hoping for bigger price on account of his outside draw. Will ponder more but definitely not a race I'll be steaming heavy on.
I have the race favourite Alice Springs who is clear favourite with European bookies. I grabbed 6/1 EW and got the draw I wanted so plenty to be optimistic about. Just need Ryan Moore to deliver a smart ride.
The Distaff I was quite keen on Untapable but keen to take on Wedding toast. Curalina comes out top on the RPR ratings so could be worth a small punt. Just wondering whether John velasquez can actually jock off one of PLetcher's and which one he picks
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You don't know what could happen. It's certainly possible! Liam's Map the only one I can see as a banker. Will do a Goldencents and burn them off.
Mulling over Cymric but was hoping for bigger price on account of his outside draw. Will ponder more but definitely not a race I'll be steaming heavy on.
I have the race favourite Alice Springs who is clear favourite with European bookies. I grabbed 6/1 EW and got the draw I wanted so plenty to be optimistic about. Just need Ryan Moore to deliver a smart ride.
The Distaff I was quite keen on Untapable but keen to take on Wedding toast. Curalina comes out top on the RPR ratings so could be worth a small punt. Just wondering whether John velasquez can actually jock off one of PLetcher's and which one he picks
SoonBoomer, like Ready on Rye for Turf Sprint too. Surprised none of the Euros want to come over for this tbh. Decent prize money and most of ours are geldings so what is there to lose??? Muharaar has been the standout sprinter and he's just been retired to stud. The Aussies never come here and they really should but they just had their Manikato Stakes where the top guns all lined up.
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SoonBoomer, like Ready on Rye for Turf Sprint too. Surprised none of the Euros want to come over for this tbh. Decent prize money and most of ours are geldings so what is there to lose??? Muharaar has been the standout sprinter and he's just been retired to stud. The Aussies never come here and they really should but they just had their Manikato Stakes where the top guns all lined up.
USA: Beholder, the second-favourite for Saturday's $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic, will miss the race after returning a bad scope on Thursday.
Trained by Richard Mandella for B Wayne Hughes's Spendthrift Farm, Beholder was found to have bled when she was examined after exercise.
Mandella said: "Today when she galloped we scoped her afterwards and found that she had bled. We won't be able to run her in these circumstances."
Beholder was one of the main challengers to Triple Crown winner American Pharoah in the Classic having won three Grade 1 contests in a row, including a thumping victory over the males in the Pacific Classic at Del Mar.
Pharoah team "shocked"
Ahmed Zayat, owner/breeder of American Pharoah, immediately expressed his sadness at Beholder's withdrawal.
Writing on Twitter, he said: "Shocked and heartbroken [by the news]. I am a Beholder fan and lover. Wish her the best. I commend connections for doing what's right by her."
Beholder has twice been a winner at the Breeders' Cup, scoring in the 2012 Juvenile Fillies and the 2013 Distaff
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USA: Beholder, the second-favourite for Saturday's $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic, will miss the race after returning a bad scope on Thursday.
Trained by Richard Mandella for B Wayne Hughes's Spendthrift Farm, Beholder was found to have bled when she was examined after exercise.
Mandella said: "Today when she galloped we scoped her afterwards and found that she had bled. We won't be able to run her in these circumstances."
Beholder was one of the main challengers to Triple Crown winner American Pharoah in the Classic having won three Grade 1 contests in a row, including a thumping victory over the males in the Pacific Classic at Del Mar.
Pharoah team "shocked"
Ahmed Zayat, owner/breeder of American Pharoah, immediately expressed his sadness at Beholder's withdrawal.
Writing on Twitter, he said: "Shocked and heartbroken [by the news]. I am a Beholder fan and lover. Wish her the best. I commend connections for doing what's right by her."
Beholder has twice been a winner at the Breeders' Cup, scoring in the 2012 Juvenile Fillies and the 2013 Distaff
lol.. I like your passion for horseracing but you don't need my pick buddy. You've watched plenty of races. Part of the appeal of this sport is it comes down to what your perception is. You've narrowed it down to 3. Make Believe, Tepin, Time Test. That is your judgement. I'm not knocking it at all. Very good starting point.
Make Believe very worthy favourite. Should get the run of the race and I couldn't put you off him at all. The other two Tepin and Time Test? I fear Tepin much more then Time Test. Time Test has run what looks at the time and even now, an extraordinary race on the clock. However he has yet to fully convince as a Grade 1 or Group 1 horse. This might be an American race but I fully expect the French to take this with one of their bullets. Personally I've no dart on this losing on Territories and Arod so in no mood to jump in heavy.
Tepin is somewhat an unknown quantity for me. Evidently a useful horse but still sceptical of him. He is possibly what Main Sequence was to me last season as I knew him when he was in England. I rate Tepin as simply Group 2 class at most in Europe. The question is will ALL the Euros underperform? I doubt it. I have tepin as probably the best US Miler in the field. Still progressive BUT he'd still need improvements of up to 5lb to win this IF this was in Europe.
Play the percentages and you'd conclude the Europeans surely has this. If you don't agree, then Tepin is the first port of call. GL Roused! Be confident. Lots of opinions on here. Make your case. Don't take no garbage from noone but you gotta have a concise and clear rationale then simply just picks and time. Best of luck bud. Be lucky B-)
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lol.. I like your passion for horseracing but you don't need my pick buddy. You've watched plenty of races. Part of the appeal of this sport is it comes down to what your perception is. You've narrowed it down to 3. Make Believe, Tepin, Time Test. That is your judgement. I'm not knocking it at all. Very good starting point.
Make Believe very worthy favourite. Should get the run of the race and I couldn't put you off him at all. The other two Tepin and Time Test? I fear Tepin much more then Time Test. Time Test has run what looks at the time and even now, an extraordinary race on the clock. However he has yet to fully convince as a Grade 1 or Group 1 horse. This might be an American race but I fully expect the French to take this with one of their bullets. Personally I've no dart on this losing on Territories and Arod so in no mood to jump in heavy.
Tepin is somewhat an unknown quantity for me. Evidently a useful horse but still sceptical of him. He is possibly what Main Sequence was to me last season as I knew him when he was in England. I rate Tepin as simply Group 2 class at most in Europe. The question is will ALL the Euros underperform? I doubt it. I have tepin as probably the best US Miler in the field. Still progressive BUT he'd still need improvements of up to 5lb to win this IF this was in Europe.
Play the percentages and you'd conclude the Europeans surely has this. If you don't agree, then Tepin is the first port of call. GL Roused! Be confident. Lots of opinions on here. Make your case. Don't take no garbage from noone but you gotta have a concise and clear rationale then simply just picks and time. Best of luck bud. Be lucky B-)
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