There was no joy for Blades Lad at Southwell this
afternoon.
I
wanted to see some significant market support for him – but it never
materialised.
In
contrast, the money came for Santas Secret (11/1 early into 11/2 at the off) –
and as is so often the case in these lower class races, it proved
prophetic…
Maybe the ground was still a touch slow for Blades Lad –
but whatever the reason, he turned in a laboured performance…
That
wasn’t the case with Top Pick, Lil Rockerfell, at Fontwell.
He looked to have plenty in his favour – and won in fine style.
He looked to have plenty in his favour – and won in fine style.
His
SP of 7/4 was tight – but I guess you can’t have everything !
It
was a similar situation with Thinger Licht, who comfortably won the previous
race on the card.
Again, he looked by far the most likely winner this morning – and duly delivered.
Again, he looked by far the most likely winner this morning – and duly delivered.
Maybe an SP of 5/2 wasn’t too bad…
Back
at Southwell, Amiral Collonges, ran better than last time at Huntingdon - but
was still a little disappointing.
The
form of his stable, was possibly the issue.
In
the same race, Pyrshan ran much better – reversing placings with his Ascot
conqueror.
That
surprised me a little – but it don’t surprise the market, as he was backed in
from 12/1 early, to 9/2 at the off…
Over
at Leopardstown, Aurora Bell was another very well backed horse (12/1 into 6/1)
– but unfortunately, having travelled nicely, he couldn’t pick up when it
mattered.
In
the following race, Court Frontier and Fr Humphrey were sent off 7/2 favourites
– but both finished nearer last than first.
Fr
Humphrey showed some promise and maybe just needed the run: but Court Frontier
was simply disappointing.
You
have to think that maybe something isn’t quite right with him, at the
moment…
TVB.
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