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Antepost Market for 2020 Flat Racing Season

Does anyone know if Came From The Dark is an intended runner in the Super Sprint next month?

I really like him for that race and the race on Champions Day but don't want to waste my money if he's got other targets. He's still in the Nunthorpe but would much prefer him at Haydock than York against Golden Pal.
 
Faugheen_Machine said:
Does anyone know if Came From The Dark is an intended runner in the Super Sprint next month?

I really like him for that race and the race on Champions Day but don't want to waste my money if he's got other targets. He's still in the Nunthorpe but would much prefer him at Haydock than York against Golden Pal.
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I'm sure on Ed Walkers stable tour for the Ebor, he mentioned he may be put away for the season, or something similar.

https://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/ebor-festival-stable-tour-andrew-balding/193794

3m 20sec.

Draw stumps was the phrase. (probably)
 
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Taken a risk on Baaeed going to the Breeders' Cup Mile @ 8/1
 
parimutuel said:
Taken a risk on Baaeed going to the Breeders' Cup Mile @ 8/1
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Ominous quote :boxing:

Bookmakers Coral were among those impressed again by Baaeed, promoting him ahead of Palace Pier to be clear favourite at 7-4 (from 11-4) for next month's Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot.

Haggas confirmed that will be his end-of-season target, as long as he is showing the right signs on his return from France.

"If he runs again (this season), that'll be the race he'll run in," he said. But we'll see about that, we'll see how he is."

Full article link below

https://www.racingtv.com/news/brilli...parislongchamp

Edit: I can't cash out, so I'll put it down to a 'seemed like a good idea at the time' bet.
 
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Ante post patent here .... 1. - Rifleman ................. Cambridgeshire - 25/09/21. .... 12-1.
2.- Chrono Genesis ... Arc de Triomphe - 03/10 / 21. ... 12-1.
3.- Sonnyboy Liston ... Melbourne cup - 02/11/21. ....... 20-1.
Didn't know where else to put it ...
 
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INCENTIVISE

6/1 Caulfield Cup

10/1 Melbourne Cup

22/1 Win both the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup

I don't follow Aussie racing and knew nothing about this horse until Friday night.
 
parimutuel said:
Morley Street Took these Friday night MS but the other prices were still available with WH and 365
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Ah ok thanks Pal… for what it’s worth I’ve been following this one for a while and think he’ll continue to improve as he steps up in trip… a dual Cup winner is overdue and IMO he has all the attributes but at the prices quoted now the Caulfield Cup appeals most.
 
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Mother Earth
8/1 for the Golden Eagle

Mishriff
5/2 for Champion Stakes (St Mark's could be retired by then)
 
Run4Home said:
Mother Earth
8/1 for the Golden Eagle

Mishriff
5/2 for Champion Stakes (St Mark's could be retired by then)
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Bit of money for both today into 7/2 and 2/1.
Also confirmed as Mishriffs target, skips Arc
 
Perfect Power now into as short as 10s for the 2000G but still 25s with Ladbrokes and Corals for those who like him.

Richard Fahey quotes: 'We'll have a chat to the team, but we'll give him every chance to be a 2,000 Guineas horse next year.'

I've had a punt as he travels well without pulling and there is stamina on the dam side.
 
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YoungHustler said:
Perfect Power now into as short as 10s for the 2000G but still 25s with Ladbrokes and Corals for those who like him.

Richard Fahey quotes: 'We'll have a chat to the team, but we'll give him every chance to be a 2,000 Guineas horse next year.'

I've had a punt as he travels well without pulling and there is stamina on the dam side.
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Will he train on and will he stay the mile are two big questions for me

Ardad didn't train on from 2 to 3 be interesting to see how his progeny develop
 
FinalFurlong91 said:
Will he train on and will he stay the mile are two big questions for me

Ardad didn't train on from 2 to 3 be interesting to see how his progeny develop
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It was a bunched finish, though he did very well in the last 100 yards to put a length between him and them, but it looks a stretch so see him beating Luxembourg, Native Trail etc over 8F.
 
Saxon Warrior said:
It was a bunched finish, though he did very well in the last 100 yards to put a length between him and them, but it looks a stretch so see him beating Luxembourg, Native Trail etc over 8F.
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He was much the best yesterday winning despite racing furthest away from the favoured rail

he looks fast to me and will take plenty of beating in the commonwealth cup if he trains on
 
FinalFurlong91 said:
Will he train on and will he stay the mile are two big questions for me

Ardad didn't train on from 2 to 3 be interesting to see how his progeny develop
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I'm confident he will get a mile as he settles well, has been hitting the line hard and there is stamina on the dam side. I agree that much more of an unknown is the question of him training on but he is far superior than his father was as a 2 year old.

It looks very likely that he will be supplemented for the Dewhurst so it will be very interesting to see how he rates against Native Trail.

I also really liked Coroebus from yesterday and have taken the 20s still available with B365. On only his second run, he showed an excellent turn of foot and would have comfortably won if Buick had held onto him for longer.
 
YoungHustler said:
I'm confident he will get a mile as he settles well, has been hitting the line hard and there is stamina on the dam side. I agree that much more of an unknown is the question of him training on but he is far superior than his father was as a 2 year old.

It looks very likely that he will be supplemented for the Dewhurst so it will be very interesting to see how he rates against Native Trail.

I also really liked Coroebus from yesterday and have taken the 20s still available with B365. On only his second run, he showed an excellent turn of foot and would have comfortably won if Buick had held onto him for longer.
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Now you’re talking about a Guineas horse, Coroebus was superb on only his second start, and his RPR and Topspeed rating look very decent for a second career run.
Well worth a crack at the Dewhurst.

Lets face it Godophin are a team going places again now, and he and Native Trail look really good Guineas types, for Newmarket next May.
 
Saxon Warrior said:
Now you’re talking about a Guineas horse, Coroebus was superb on only his second start, and his RPR and Topspeed rating look very decent for a second career run.
Well worth a crack at the Dewhurst.

Lets face it Godophin are a team going places again now, and he and Native Trail look really good Guineas types, for Newmarket next May.
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Coroebus now as low as 7s with Paddys! Must be the reaction after Charlie Appleby saying that he thinks Coroebus is likely to be better than Native Trail.
 
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