Wealth Warning.....

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I'm always in doubt Superman, I have to chant to myself every time I place a bet 'Im a warrior not a worrier, I'm a warrior not a worrier' and why before ever horse race I bet in I have to race to the loo and empty my bowels I'll never know, no wonder I'm so trim.......

I see Dabirsim being aim for the Autumn now, bring on the Foret.

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I'm always in doubt Superman, I have to chant to myself every time I place a bet 'Im a warrior not a worrier, I'm a warrior not a worrier' and why before ever horse race I bet in I have to race to the loo and empty my bowels I'll never know, no wonder I'm so trim.......

I see Dabirsim being aim for the Autumn now, bring on the Foret.

[Posts: 4694Joined: 12 Mar 2008, 23:07Location: Taunton Somerset]

Hardwicke - SEA MOON 7/2 £20.00 win (bog) NRMB

Won, return £90.00

Overall total +£74.00

It's the inform Gosden/Buick combination for tomorrow in the opener at Newmarket, Michelangelo was not disgraced on debut against the likes of Noble Mission, then won next time out when fancied although missed the start and had to work hard to close down Expense Claim looking for a four timer and showed he's got plenty of ability and stamina. With only 2 runs under his belt has plenty of improvement in him. Maybe one for the Leger.?

2.00 Newmarket - MICHELANGELO Evs £10.00 Win (bog)

[Posts: 4694Joined: 12 Mar 2008, 23:07Location: Taunton Somerset]

Just gone and had a dabble on Michelangelo for the Leger, lightly raced and will thrive at the distance. Gosden has a v good record in the race. Camelot is an excellent horse but worth taking on at the trip.

St Leger - MICHELANGELO 16/1 £5.00 each/way 1,2,3 1/4 odds.

running total +£74.00

[Posts: 4694Joined: 12 Mar 2008, 23:07Location: Taunton Somerset]

Strong Suit has been supplemented for the July Cup. The bad news is the weather forecast is abysmal for the week in the Newmarket area, will pass on that one.

I got quoted 20/1 for Sea Moon for The King George/Arc double, the tight gits are either trying to rip me off or GDC has smashed the 33's out of the park. Have settled for 7/2 single on the KG instead. Should be a cracker of a race and am going to stay loyal to Stoutes star as he got me out of a bit of a hole the other week, Nathaniel had a tough race in the Eclipse and this comes quick enough and while I like St Nic I think Sea Moon is improving all the time and ran O'Briens horse close enough out in the Breeders Cup when things didn't suit as much as they could here with the going, one hopes.

King George - SEA MOON 7/2 £10.00 Win.

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Just gone and had a dabble on Michelangelo for the Leger, lightly raced and will thrive at the distance. Gosden has a v good record in the race. Camelot is an excellent horse but worth taking on at the trip.

St Leger - MICHELANGELO 16/1 £5.00 each/way 1,2,3 1/4 odds.

running total +£74.00

Excellent bit of Foresight there Nath,stable money has halved your horses price in the last couple of days! Johnnys targeting this one for the Leger like he did 'Nathaniel' last year,who incidentally was fav at this time,then of course he changed his mind like a gust of wind and won it with 'Masked Marvel'.You're on the right one mate No worries there!

[Posts: 4694Joined: 12 Mar 2008, 23:07Location: Taunton Somerset]

Thanks Gord.

I think Nathaniel winning the King George possibly had something to do with him not running in the Leger.

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I've dived in again on this season's biggest disappointment. If she was to run to her best she would demolish this lot, unfortunately her form has been shocking. Has ran very well at York in the past and interesting that now back up to 6f. Fingers crossed........

Summer Stakes - MARGOT DID 10/1 £5.00 each/way 1/5 odds 1,2,3.

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Will be the death of me, that horse Margot Did.........

+£54.00

Nap of the day tomorrow is Imperial Monarch, depending if Tommy's on(only kidding THM). Interesting that connections have kept this one away from Camelot as the Irish Derby would have been ideal. Got no luck in running at all last time in France and jockey seemed very upbeat on ATR this morning.

Prix De Paris - IMPERIAL MONARCH 2/1 £10.00 win.

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When looking at the card for the July cup the other day a notable absence missing from it was the name Richard Hughes which was a surprise considering Strong Suit and Libranno are both entered and today Richard Hannon Jr let the cat out the bag when beating around the bush mentioned Hughesie was going for the jockeys title. Evidence being him taking rides at Newbury this weekend when he could have been at the more attractive Newmarket. 18 behind current leader Ryan Moore but had a slow start with missing the opening part of season after trouble in India got him suspended. Hannon's yard with all this Irish weather has been slow to come to hand but has recently been picking up pace, long may it continue.

Jockey's Championship - RICHARD HUGHES 3/1 £10.00 Win.

+£34.00

*edit - He does ride at Newmarket tomorrow, afterall.

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Prix De Paris - IMPERIAL MONARCH 2/1 £10.00 win.

Won

p/l +£64.00

Sir Richard is banging in the winners left, right and centre and is riding out of his skin, looks a very confident jockey at the minute. The 3/1 I got last week has all gone and if my maths is correct Hughesie is now 11 behind Mr Moore, bet365 are best price now at 9/4, that price wont last long with Goodwood around the corner.........

Jockey's Championship - RICHARD HUGHES 9/4 £10.00 Win.

+£54.00

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Hughesie is into 11/8 now top price for this championship thing. Still a good price, he should be odds on winning it the only things that can stop him is injury, suspension(s) or if they change the whip rules again........

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The York stakes looks a great race and one which could be won by over half the field not the kind of race I like to bet in but the price of my old friend 'the warrior Premio Loco' has tempted me in. The ground is perfect, trainer form is good in the last week or so and if it was over a mile I wouldnt hesitate, tactically I hope Baker drops him at the back and comes for a late challenge, could be his best chance.

York Stakes - PREMIO LOCO 14/1 £5.00 each/way 1,2,3 1/4 odds.