What we said before each race, and what won. Published that morning at 8am and never edited.
10 races · we bet 5 · we named the winner in 2 · results held for 8
6f · Good · 12 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Abraham Lincoln (5/4)
Won by: Abraham Lincoln (GB) · then Haffner (USA), Jewel In A Crowd (FR)
What we said: Ryan Moore booking for O'Brien on a €2.3m Wootton Bassett colt with sire going flag on Good, Racing Post selection, dominant T+J combo, in a maiden where the yard has a strong recent record
1m · Good · 13 ran
Our bet: Valentino Eclipse (4/1)
Won by: Loughrea (IRE) · then Gliondar (FR), Karrygrant (IRE)
What we said: highest PR (91) in the field, shaped with clear ability on debut, Racing Post selection, sire going preference flag on Good ground, and mile step-up suits
1m · Good · 20 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Majestic King (13/2)
Won by: Prevalence (GB) at 9/2 · then No More Porter (IRE), Nautic Star (IRE), Neo Smart (IRE)
What we said: 25% steamer into 7/1 with Oisin Murphy booked, inside draw (stall 2) is a concrete advantage in a 22-runner mile handicap, Kingman's good-ground preference confirmed, bookie overlay present, and trainer in 20% form
7f · Good · 17 ran
Our bet: Summer Island (7/2)
Won by: Summer Island (USA) · then Little Empire (IRE), Apache Outlaw (IRE), Indigo Dream (GB)
What we said: Two wins in last five starts, placed off this exact mark last time, Oisin Murphy booked, handles this course and going, emphatic Racing Post selection
1m4f · Good · 14 ran
Won by: Darius Dark (IRE) · then Keepsgettingbetter (IRE), Celtic Druid (IRE)
1m4f · Good · 14 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Keepsgettingbetter (8/1)
Won by: Darius Dark (IRE) · then Keepsgettingbetter (IRE), Celtic Druid (IRE)
What we said: progressive filly up only 2lb after two wins, PR 84 leads the field, proven at the trip on good ground and the RP verdict is backed by clear form evidence
1m2f · Good · 11 ran
Our bet: Numantia (10/3)
Won by: Wyman (IRE) at 12/1 · then Numantia (IRE), Zadawa (FR)
2m76y · Good · 11 ran
Our bet: Delta (3/1)
Won by: Reverend Hubert (IRE) at 28/1 · then Hatim (FR), Cock And Bull (IRE)
What we said: Strongest market mover (20% shorter overnight), progressive 4yo with Oisin Murphy (noted hold-up specialist on this round course) and J P O'Brien who excels at this meeting, with maiden form franked at high level and a reappearance fourth that screams readiness to progress
1m4f · Good
1m4f · Good
Our bet: San Andreas (4/1)
What we said: top-rated form at this trip, JP O'Brien stable with strong course record (11% course win rate, a/e 1.51 equivalent trainer angle), Racing Post notes genuine contender, consistent recent form over 12-16f on good
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