Tuesday 3rd July 2012 Horse racing selections

bully1981 · Last edited by bully1981 on Tue Jul 03, 2012 4:49 pm; edited 1 time in total

545 Brighton Whitecrest is of small interest to me today in a good little race. Fav Big wave if handling the track is a danger but we have our merits and with the 7lb claimer can hopefully be in the mix. Willie t rode for the trainer once and has placed on his only ride for him. Forgive the last run where we messed up at the start and look into the form of our 2 previous runs to that we can be involved as amazing win wee re oppose on better terms and also a fair few placers have come out of those races in better or the same grade. Coupled together with the stable going along well and with there record here hopefully we are involved at the finish.
0.5pt win
1pt place Fingers Crossed

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lee cufc · Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 12:15 pm Post subject:

a rare selection from me today

hamilton 5.00 WICKED WILMA (EW) 11/1 VC Bet

the selection is a course and distance winner who is going love todays ground and races off a mark of 67 today which is 1lb lower than when winning last year off the mark of 68,the selection starts to come to hand this time of year so with alot positives today i fill this is worth a ew bet today. 2nd

14/1 i hope some people got the 18's opening show Smile

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its not personnal,just my opinion

cappaburgio · Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 12:59 pm Post subject:

8.30 Gow - CALL ME BUBBLES.

Tricky looking race but the Mullins Smullen partnership stands out to me. Form nothing special but should improve for the step up in trip and connections have plenty of success with this trainer. 7/1 on offer and maybe this one could run well and go on to better things.

itsfreeusee · Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 1:23 pm Post subject:

My Tuesday Selections

2.30 Salvatore Fury
I was not sure that Sandys Row by street cry would go on the very soft ground or Flighty Clarets by Bahamian Bounty or even the horse by Red Clubs wich is the favourite Luck, so in the end I decided I would pick out the 2 Dalgleish, runners wich are nice prices and chose Salvatore Fury, who also might not go on the ground but least that is a decent price unlike the others who are short prices and not guaranteed to go on the ground.
I maybe should have taken the other trainer's runner Corton Lad, who should be fine on the ground as is by Refuse To Bend, but the horse might want abit further than today's trip and in a tricky race I will take a chance with Salvatore Fury.

3.00 No Hubris
Dropped intoo a claimer and if hopefully handling the ground wich I think it will should have every chance in a 4 horse race.

3.30 Catramis
Is ran on late last time on gdsft ground and hopefully if can get intoo contention earlier this time I think can go alot closer and maybe win today on the softer ground if handling it. 12/1

4.00 Never Perfect, is by Galileo, and this horse is already proven on the ground and the trip looks perfect today and should be hard to beat today I think and has every chance.

5.00 Cayman Fox E/W
hasent won in a very long time but seems to handle any ground and raced ok last time when finishing 4th and could be ready to come back to some form and at a nice price could well be worth a E/W bet today

MoleyMan · Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 4:54 pm Post subject:

7.50 Kempton - Narcissist (NAP)

This is a very interesting maiden tonight at Kempton with alot of top-class trainers taking part in this race with the likes of William Haggas, Sir Mark Prescott, David Lanigan, Ralph Beckett, Sir Michael Stoute, Ed Dunlop, James Fanshawe so clearly this looks like a very strong maiden. Narcissist is from the Ed Dunlop stable and this horse was picked up expensively for 195,000 euros and is by Dylan Thomas who was a very smart horse for Aidan O'Brien a six times Group 1 winner over 1m2f-1m4f so a starting point of 1m for Narcissist looks suitable. The owners of Narcissist are The Honorable Earle I Mack who have had some smart horse's down the years and one of the horse's they had which won on debut was Rebel Soldier who won on debut over 1m for Jeremy Noseda and despite Ed Dunlop never having a 3yo winner in these owners colours in the past five seasons he has only had 2 3yo runners but Jeremy Noseda does very well with the 3yos in these colours. Narcissist is related to Hail Holy Queen who was a dual 1m winner in France but a stat I find very very interesting is the fact George Baker does remarkably well in these owners colours with a 33% strike rate in the past five seasons but notably 3 winners out of 4 runners with 3yo so making a 75% strike rate so overall I find this horse very interesting tonight and seems a very tasty price in which I believe is cracking value against this field.