After the Royal Ascot Meeting is a good time for an early look at potential classic horses for next year.
I’m not convinced that we saw anything last week for the ante-post portfolio. There are some likely types running in Ireland over the Irish Derby weekend this weekend.
The fillies Group 2 on a Friday afternoon has Albigna and Peace Charter entered at 5-day decs.
The colts Group 2 on Saturday has Siskin and Monarch Of Egypt entered.
Overall we should be wiser if they all run.
My own favourite since his Newmarket debut is VISINARI, and its interesting to see that two colts from that race have now ran with three more entered this week.
Will To Win (Simon Crisford) finished 5th behind Visinari beaten 15 lengths. Will To Win has since won a maiden by 2&3/4 lengths with an RPR 25 points higher then his run behind Visinari.
Maysong (Ed Dunlop) finished 8th behind Visinari beaten 22 lengths. Maysong has finished 2nd at Nottingham next time out beaten 3/4 of a length and improved his RPR by 43 points on his run behind Visinari.
There will be more pointers this week with the following entered
Daily Times (Gosden) 4th beaten 13&3/4 lengths by Visinari runs in the 5.50pm at Kempton tomorrow.
Dorset Blue (Hannon) 7th beaten 16 lengths by Visinari is entered at Doncaster on Friday (3.30pm)
Clareyblue (Meade) 2nd beaten 13 lengths by Visinari is entered at York on Saturday (2.10pm)
I’m not convinced that we saw anything last week for the ante-post portfolio. There are some likely types running in Ireland over the Irish Derby weekend this weekend.
The fillies Group 2 on a Friday afternoon has Albigna and Peace Charter entered at 5-day decs.
The colts Group 2 on Saturday has Siskin and Monarch Of Egypt entered.
Overall we should be wiser if they all run.
My own favourite since his Newmarket debut is VISINARI, and its interesting to see that two colts from that race have now ran with three more entered this week.
Will To Win (Simon Crisford) finished 5th behind Visinari beaten 15 lengths. Will To Win has since won a maiden by 2&3/4 lengths with an RPR 25 points higher then his run behind Visinari.
Maysong (Ed Dunlop) finished 8th behind Visinari beaten 22 lengths. Maysong has finished 2nd at Nottingham next time out beaten 3/4 of a length and improved his RPR by 43 points on his run behind Visinari.
There will be more pointers this week with the following entered
Daily Times (Gosden) 4th beaten 13&3/4 lengths by Visinari runs in the 5.50pm at Kempton tomorrow.
Dorset Blue (Hannon) 7th beaten 16 lengths by Visinari is entered at Doncaster on Friday (3.30pm)
Clareyblue (Meade) 2nd beaten 13 lengths by Visinari is entered at York on Saturday (2.10pm)
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