Jonathan Sweeney is a very astute trainer (he wouldn't be entrusted with McManus horses were that not the case). Showurappreciation just won the maiden hurdle, the fourth winner in the last five runs for the Sweeney yard. Even more impressive, that is one winner per month since February. And he has the chance of a double tonight with Roseys Hollow in the 7.18. She has some sound placed form in beginners chases in the book. At the very least she should bustle up the Mullins favourite Hercule Du Seuil, and is a tasty 11/8 in the without the fav market.
Here we are in May, a day of glorious spring sunshine. We have five UK meetings on a Tuesday - fine. But do we need two meetings on the Tapeta? Do we need 14 races on the all weather at this time of year, 13 of which are class 5 or 6 (8 at class 6)? It's betting shop fodder, racing's equivalent of BAGS. The bookies don't realise that this sort of offering is the thing that most turns punters off racing. It's the Law of Unintended Consequences.
Sad sacks like me must wait till a quarter to five to look at a maiden hurdle.
Welcome to the world of racing as programmed by Rust and carried on by his appointee Harrington. Primed by the bookies ,for the bookies. The lack of actual horse sense and knowledge at the BHA under Rust was staggering ,Harringtons is below that even.
Wait till her early day staggered meeting start times kick in.
I've been a couple of times Harry, and I’d recommend the final meeting of the season. It's on a Friday evening and the town and surrounding villages are usually in great form. I wouldn’t recommend cycling to Galway the following morning though…
Jonathan Sweeney is a very astute trainer (he wouldn't be entrusted with McManus horses were that not the case). Showurappreciation just won the maiden hurdle, the fourth winner in the last five runs for the Sweeney yard. Even more impressive, that is one winner per month since February. And he has the chance of a double tonight with Roseys Hollow in the 7.18. She has some sound placed form in beginners chases in the book. At the very least she should bustle up the Mullins favourite Hercule Du Seuil, and is a tasty 11/8 in the without the fav market.
Joe, Can't Stop Smiling won at 17/2 !!!
Wisper wins at 12/1 (I stipulated each way😣!)
Here we are in May, a day of glorious spring sunshine. We have five UK meetings on a Tuesday - fine. But do we need two meetings on the Tapeta? Do we need 14 races on the all weather at this time of year, 13 of which are class 5 or 6 (8 at class 6)? It's betting shop fodder, racing's equivalent of BAGS. The bookies don't realise that this sort of offering is the thing that most turns punters off racing. It's the Law of Unintended Consequences.
Sad sacks like me must wait till a quarter to five to look at a maiden hurdle.
NAP Can't Stop Smiling 5.48 Ballinrobe.
Maid In Kentucky in the 15:20 at Brighton
Zarga. Nottingham 3.10.
Pats Choice - 19.48 Ballinrobe
Next Second 17:40 Wolves EW Nap
Sarkha 3.00Y nap
Orange Martini 15.20 Brighton EW.
Not setting the world on fire so I'll revert to type
Nap Nott 1410 Defying Orders
as its longer odds than the other, Starnight in the last - I don't really know what the kinell that's doing over here for a low race like this.
Double 0 - 15.10 Nottingham
Mutaany 4.40N.
NAP: 3.20 Brighton - Wisper (each way)
3.20 Brighton orange martini
Tajdif 4.30 Yarmouth is the nap,well done yesterday's winners.
The Gosdens are sending 2 interesting debutants to Newcastle for the 19.00.
Not often you see a Coolmore owned Galileo start on the All Weather.
I am waiting for the 19.30 with Aihawawi my nap.