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Workahead being the main market beneficiary of the negative reaction to Paddy being on Salvador Mundi is hilarious when you consider how much Rachel Blackmore has regressed in the past year or two as a rider.
Great that owner has been loyal to her and given her the ride on Murcia over PT though. Love that.
Workahead being the main market beneficiary of the negative reaction to Paddy being on Salvador Mundi is hilarious when you consider how much Rachel Blackmore has regressed in the past year or two as a rider.
Kiss Will is the wild card probable entry in the Turners, he could be anything or nothing. His running style in his maiden probably lent itself more to the Supreme than the Turners but he’s a dangerous dart given the pace he’s shown to have if he can switch off in the pocket & travel comfortably mid race.
I think they know they got the race planning wrong with Potters Charm FinalFurlong91 although saw Willie mention that The New One got beat in the same race on the way to winning the Ballymore.
I really James's Gate, and feel he's being overlooked, like City Island was before winning this race.
I think the race is seriously lacking. I think the top 2 in the market are vulnerable.
Final Demand may end up being the best of them, over fences but not convinced he will win the race on decent ground. In a bog, he'd probably go better.
Am I mad to be considering potters charm for the turners?
I'm strongly considering backing the yellow clay and potters charm against the new lion and final demand at the prices
The yellow clay and final demand basically have the same form on a line through wingman so that price difference makes no sense.
The yellow clay also won a much more reliable trial for this race than final demand did.
Then there's potters charm who twisters did his usual job on and ran into the ground for no obvious reason
He has Won at the course
He has won on decent ground
He has the all important G1 win over shorter
The new lion is now farcically short. I was quite fancying him when he was 3/1 but he's now 6/4 because he's been put up at every single preview night by almost every panelist on the 3 iv watched.
basically we have 4 grade 1 winners at the head of the market. But none of them has faced a good rival so we have no idea how good any of them actually are.
Both the yellow clay and potters charm are double figures on the exchange and they may well be my plays on the day as it stands. I'd rather risk the grade 1 winners with dubious form at double figures than the grade 1 winners with dubious form at 2/1 or shorter.
So many in this want to be prominent and are quite free, we could end up with a stupid pace like the Constitution Hill year. Be an interesting first couple of furlongs. If they can settle Kopek or Salvator just in behind without them pulling, they should then get their optimal race conditions.
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