Cheers Stevie. For once the coin landed on the true side. I had a bet in the Jack Dexter race, but i couldn’t see why he was that price. Sprint form can be unreliable at the best of times.
Good point Graeme,I was up at Doncaster the day
Jack Dexter
won the Cammidge on ground he likes (Soft) and conditions of the race to suit.In the parade ring I couldn’t help at how well
Our Jonathan
looked,he was like a coiled spring and fit to burst,he will definitely get a good race this year.In stark contrast
Jack Dexter
looked positively tiny so I was convinced he’d not lump top weight last Saturday on much faster ground,he very much reminds me of his sire ‘Orientor’ a horse that cost me dear,I wont fall into the same trap with this fellow.
Absolutely Gordon. It also works both ways i suppose, in that he might get beat a few times, then all of a sudden be a price worth thinking about once he gets his ground and a less testing track. Something like Chester might be his cuppa. Not many horses in the 5-7f races have a string of consecutive wins or places. They can be hard too get at the right time unless you know something.