What we said before each race, and what won. Published that morning at 8am and never edited.
8 races · we bet 0 · we named the winner in 2
Class 5 · — · Standard · 13 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Pentonville
Won by: Pentonville (GB) · then Silky Lass (GB), Harbour Vision (GB)
What we said: Boughey's unexposed 3yo has strong claims stepping into amateur company, form shows consistent place-hitting and the yard excels with progressive handicappers exactly like this.
Class 4 · — · Standard · 9 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Ballisty
Won by: Duidin (IRE) at 4/1 · then Lincoln Warrior (IRE), Ballisty (IRE)
What we said: placed twice from two runs, consistent form in a field full of debutants and beaten horses, represents solid each-way foundation
Class 4 · — · Standard · 10 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Macau
Won by: Angel Ang (IRE) at 33/1 · then Radahn (IRE), Macau (IRE)
What we said: Archie Watson's unexposed debutant in a race full of unknowns; Watson's speedy 2yo record and draw 3 on standard going makes this the standout angle.
Class 5 · — · Standard · 10 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Go Lockers Go
Won by: King Of Chaos (IRE) at 11/2 · then Go Lockers Go (GB), Wyle Cop (USA)
What we said: back-to-back wins on sharp form (112 finish), Muscutt booking at Ascot adds confidence, and low draw 6 suits on standard going
Class 6 · — · Standard · 10 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Keep It Classic
Won by: Ada Rose (GB) at 14/1 · then Bumaan (GB), Risk Averse Rebel (IRE)
What we said: Haggas angles up sharply from weak opposition with headgear applied, market move from Haggas yard worth following on standard going
Class 6 · — · Standard · 10 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Rockafeller Skank
Won by: Rockafeller Skank (IRE) · then Gloriola (GB), Manton Road (GB)
What we said: won last two, low draw 2 suits on standard going, Spencer/Wood combo in form at this meeting
Class 4 · — · Standard · 8 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Argy Bhaji
Won by: Spaceman (IRE) · then Argy Bhaji (GB), Sheik Yerbouti (GB)
What we said: consistent placed form (33-222) in maidens suits a track like Wolverhampton, Fanshawe targets races carefully and Muscutt is a sharp booking for a horse that keeps finding the frame
Class 5 · — · Standard · 11 ran
Not a bet. The horse we made most likely: Beachborough Girl
Won by: Kaaranah (IRE) at 4/1 · then Asian Journey (IRE), Pleasant Man (GB)
What we said: consistent front-running form (1-3-3-2-7-1), tongue tie retained, draw 8 suits a likely pace-biased outer in this 11-runner field, and Birkett yard in fair nick
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