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Little interest in Loch Ness
Friday's four ITV4 races would not be my ideal punting quartet, but Loch Ness Monster worth an interest [21.0] or bigger in the Esher Cup at 13:50.
And this despite 3yo handicaps at this time of year that are not normally my cup of tea.
It will be interesting to see if there is any money late for the horse, because it belongs to the legendary machine to paddle (at least in the northern racing circles) which is called horse. Matthew Taylorbut I imagine that the ardent admirer of Widnes was very impressed by what he saw from his horse in Newcastle earlier this month.
The Loch Ness monster was holding the chip Blown by the wind in his debut at Pontefract last year and scored more than 6 feet in Nottingham in a reasonable time before being improved.
He has not cut the mustard in his last two starts of the campaign, having not beaten one of his 15 opponents at home, but he was crooked in mid-season and there was a lot more promises when he had passed one kilometer to Newcastle. return.
Apparently a 28/2 chance on his first start since October, he performed very well in third place there, beating two necks, and the handicapper just played. leaving him on the same mark.
The first two homes worked well when they were placed in the same handicap Ripon next time, and the fourth was sent off on a 4-9 chance for that Newcastle handicap on the back of a Chelmsford win. It was therefore a fairly strong form of disability.
The steeper mile, and an outside draw in 10, are questions to answer for selection but fortunately the 6f marker has tactical speed to get a good early position and he is a half-brother of a doubled of winners of 1m2f.
Coach Mick Appleby He may not have the highest hit rate of some, but he is a very capable coach and he always hits the bar of decent disabilities, as Saaheq (co-owned by Taylor above) emphasized doing business for him during the Scottish Sprint Cup Saturday.
I would not want to go too far on the picket, because these 3 years handicaps are notoriously difficult to call, and you have the respect of the Reggae Runner above all.
He was hit by a neck on his return to Musselburgh on Saturday and he is well weighed here, and he should go as close as possible if these efforts did not have a negative impact.
In fact, I'm pretty surprised that it's not favorite – its market rivals include Fox Leicester (the 4/1 favorite), Masaru and the house of kings – Thus, the opening of Betfair Sportsbook, which stood out on 8/1 Wednesday afternoon, was really very tempting.
He seemed to have a pretty tough race last weekend because all of Mark Johnston's horses are all described as tough, which is a clear concern. But if this 8/1 is still there when you read this, I would consider an investor on it (update: it is now 9/2, so this ship sailed predictably!).
Clear as crystal
I was also a little surprised that Crystal Ocean was as big as 4/5 in places for the Gordon Richards Stakes at 14:25, given that he has a clear lead over his class, having at least 9 pounds in hand from his rivals at the weights.
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