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I’ve no bloody idea nowDanny says King Rasko Grey or Sober could be #1 for Willie in the Supreme with KRG the suggested of the 2
I’ve no bloody idea nowDanny says King Rasko Grey or Sober could be #1 for Willie in the Supreme with KRG the suggested of the 2
Danny's the worst of the lot of them to be listening to about race targets to be fair, comes out with some terrible nonsense sometimesI’ve no bloody idea now
Don't you just hate it when that happens, I remember a few years ago one of the lads who'd never been racing before backed a horse called wolf of windelsham, because he's a wolves fan and obviously it won !I’ve got a hospitality table of 10 on the Wednesday, and I know that my non race going friends will pick a few more winners than me on the day![]()
12 months of study and a heap of humiliationDon't you just hate it when that happens, I remember a few years ago one of the lads who'd never been racing before backed a horse called wolf of windelsham, because he's a wolves fan and obviously it won !
Danny says King Rasko Grey or Sober could be #1 for Willie in the Supreme with KRG the suggested of the 2
Only the other day I suggested I was daft enough to back Bambino Fever for the Supreme. I don't see that kind of post on here - honesty appears to equal weakness. It seems I do things very differently to many on here. We discussed this elsewhere, or at least I elaborated on it. I try to pick the winner of a race, while most appear to be just looking to take a position on a race by backing a truck load of horses at the biggest price possible. I like the idea of actually having an opinion. Where's the opinion if you just back a horse in a load of races? So yes, I have just backed King Rasko Grey for the Turners. It was the right decision then, and it remains the right decision. He has a chance of winning that race, but on all known evidence has very little chance in what looks a hot Supreme. King Rasko Grey is the best novice that Townend can ride, it is pretty logical to ride it in the race it can win. All these throwaway quotes from the Mullins camp I would just ignore. It's the same baloney every year. If they are significant then why haven't they filtered through to the markets? I presume because the vast majority either ignore, or don't take them seriously. The idea that the best trainer sends a horse to a Grade 1 half baked is bonkers. He didn't blow up, he had a perfect trip, but lacked a gear to finish it off. Talk The Talk had a much worse trip and still ran him down. There is no obvious reason for him to reverse that form. If anything a faster pace should suit Talk The Talk even more. Then you have Old Park Star and El Cairos to contend with as well. El Cairos has far more speed than he does. Townend - other riders are available - has little chance of winning the Supreme, but does he really want to throw away the chance of winning the Turners as well?As you've backed for the Turners, isn't this a bit of an oxymoron ?
Are you not doing exactly what you've said others do ?
I've backed for both races
Mighty Park's destination whether you like it or not is likely to have a bearing on which races Leader Dallier and King Rasko Grey go.
Assuming that Steinberg is destined for the bartlett, and Townend rates both those 2 shorter trip novices as the best he has access to.
As others have explained he may well push for those to go in separate races.
And he may want the one he thinks is the better of the two in the race that Mighty Park isn't running in.
Obviously plenty of time to go still, for injuries and he may even surprise us and ride something else in the supreme or turners.
It's exciting isn't it ?
I think we perversely need something to get us going, and this year to fill the post Constitution Hll days before it all starts.5,000 posts about a once raced maiden winner, smdh
Agree with a fair bit you say here KB but I think with the Supreme and Turners you have to always have it in your mind to back said horse you like for both races. A lot of horses that you think could win the turners have probably won over the minimum and shown a nice bit of speed. Unless they look really short of a gear they wouldn’t have a hope in a supreme and it would be between turners and spud race (although caveat that by saying I don’t like horses without a bit of speed going near turners either).Only the other day I suggested I was daft enough to back Bambino Fever for the Supreme. I don't see that kind of post on here - honesty appears to equal weakness. It seems I do things very differently to many on here. We discussed this elsewhere, or at least I elaborated on it. I try to pick the winner of a race, while most appear to be just looking to take a position on a race by backing a truck load of horses at the biggest price possible. I like the idea of actually having an opinion. Where's the opinion if you just back a horse in a load of races? So yes, I have just backed King Rasko Grey for the Turners. It was the right decision then, and it remains the right decision. He has a chance of winning that race, but on all known evidence has very little chance in what looks a hot Supreme. King Rasko Grey is the best novice that Townend can ride, it is pretty logical to ride it in the race it can win. All these throwaway quotes from the Mullins camp I would just ignore. It's the same baloney every year. If they are significant then why haven't they filtered through to the markets? I presume because the vast majority either ignore, or don't take them seriously. The idea that the best trainer sends a horse to a Grade 1 half baked is bonkers. He didn't blow up, he had a perfect trip, but lacked a gear to finish it off. Talk The Talk had a much worse trip and still ran him down. There is no obvious reason for him to reverse that form. If anything a faster pace should suit Talk The Talk even more. Then you have Old Park Star and El Cairos to contend with as well. El Cairos has far more speed than he does. Townend - other riders are available - has little chance of winning the Supreme, but does he really want to throw away the chance of winning the Turners as well?
I think there’s more honesty than you think. Although quite naturally many are biased.Only the other day I suggested I was daft enough to back Bambino Fever for the Supreme. I don't see that kind of post on here - honesty appears to equal weakness. It seems I do things very differently to many on here. We discussed this elsewhere, or at least I elaborated on it. I try to pick the winner of a race, while most appear to be just looking to take a position on a race by backing a truck load of horses at the biggest price possible. I like the idea of actually having an opinion. Where's the opinion if you just back a horse in a load of races? So yes, I have just backed King Rasko Grey for the Turners. It was the right decision then, and it remains the right decision. He has a chance of winning that race, but on all known evidence has very little chance in what looks a hot Supreme. King Rasko Grey is the best novice that Townend can ride, it is pretty logical to ride it in the race it can win. All these throwaway quotes from the Mullins camp I would just ignore. It's the same baloney every year. If they are significant then why haven't they filtered through to the markets? I presume because the vast majority either ignore, or don't take them seriously. The idea that the best trainer sends a horse to a Grade 1 half baked is bonkers. He didn't blow up, he had a perfect trip, but lacked a gear to finish it off. Talk The Talk had a much worse trip and still ran him down. There is no obvious reason for him to reverse that form. If anything a faster pace should suit Talk The Talk even more. Then you have Old Park Star and El Cairos to contend with as well. El Cairos has far more speed than he does. Townend - other riders are available - has little chance of winning the Supreme, but does he really want to throw away the chance of winning the Turners as well?
I took my Daughter , to Plumpton , and while I hadn't had a placed horse in 4 races, she had 25-1 , 12-1 and 40-1 winners..Don't you just hate it when that happens, I remember a few years ago one of the lads who'd never been racing before backed a horse called wolf of windelsham, because he's a wolves fan and obviously it won !
Isn't it always the way, some bugga will get the 33/1 winner of the Grand Annual on some totally spurious reason after you've spent the best part of 2 days going through every runner in the last 2 weeks only to get a pulled up after 2 fences.I’ve got a hospitality table of 10 on the Wednesday, and I know that my non race going friends will pick a few more winners than me on the day![]()