Royal Ascot!

GAA-Fan wrote:

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:

GAA-Fan wrote:Is Richard Hughes a jockey? Did he race in Ascot?

Yeah you know Dessie, trained Hardy Eustace, he's a son of his. He had a treble at Royal Ascot today, did you back him?

I dont like Horse Racing Loyal.

Yeah, which part don't you like?

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:

GAA-Fan wrote:

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:

GAA-Fan wrote:Is Richard Hughes a jockey? Did he race in Ascot?

Yeah you know Dessie, trained Hardy Eustace, he's a son of his. He had a treble at Royal Ascot today, did you back him?

I dont like Horse Racing Loyal.

Yeah, which part don't you like?

Everything. It wouldnt be fair to pick out parts I dont like because it wouldnt be a true reflection as to why I dont like it.

Well I think I've been very harshly treated here. You and RMD are ganging up on me, but I don't know what I am supposed to have done.

What in under blazes has went on here??

Nobody is ganging up on you Loyal, trying to keep the place tidy

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:Did I not say this lad was the best jockey in the world?

Wins the last at 33/1! I am a genius.

Hello???? Did he change his name to John Velasquez for the last winner ???

Loyal2TheRoyal Nap of Wednesday - Never on Sunday!

Lushe lashes and tarten bearer double

Yes Samin10, that could be a profitable double. However why is Lush Lashes running in this race? She is a Triple Group One winner so the only way for her to increase her broodmare value would be to win a Group One against the colts. The 3.45 race would be ideal for here, I cannot understand why she is running in the fillies race as opposed to the Prince of Wales'? Maybe I am overthinking things though, if she runs to last year's form she'll win, simple as. And Tartan Bearer, well he is a 12 furlong horse running in a 10 furlong horse and not only that but there is no pace in the race, when they quicken, I'll be amazed if he can go with them - given how I expect the race to be run. Lush Lashes should win, be quite surprised if Tartan Bearer does. I'd much prefer to be on the French horses.

RMD - whats your take on this one?

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:Yes Samin10, that could be a profitable double. However why is Lush Lashes running in this race? She is a Triple Group One winner so the only way for her to increase her broodmare value would be to win a Group One against the colts. The 3.45 race would be ideal for here, I cannot understand why she is running in the fillies race as opposed to the Prince of Wales'? Maybe I am overthinking things though, if she runs to last year's form she'll win, simple as. And Tartan Bearer, well he is a 12 furlong horse running in a 10 furlong horse and not only that but there is no pace in the race, when they quicken, I'll be amazed if he can go with them - given how I expect the race to be run. Lush Lashes should win, be quite surprised if Tartan Bearer does. I'd much prefer to be on the French horses.

Never won over 12f, all wins over 10f

Jayo Cluxton wrote:RMD - whats your take on this one?

Yeah. Definitely.

Good spot, didn't actually realise that myself. Still, I think he's best at a mile and a half. And I'm guessing this will be run at a crawl, the French horses will be able to quicken off a slow pace, I'm not so sure about Tartan Bearer. Although, I see there is a bit of a gamble starting to develop on him so maybe I'm wrong!

samin10 wrote:Lushe lashes and tarten bearer double

nice double

I had a bad feeling about Lush Lashes. She's gone wrong, not the same filly. She should have been running in the Prince of Wales' if she was still as good.

Lush Lashes was gash.

Prince of Wales is a very slow pace, bit like the first mile or the Derby.

Haven't heard Delegator managed yet.

Vision for the French, Tartan, Never on a Sunday third.

Was out all day but got a call from the brother teling me there was a tip out for Cannonball so I had a tenner on him at 14/1 - I see he lost by a short head!!!

Did you see the race Loyal? Was he caught on the line or did he leave it too late?

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Was out all day but got a call from the brother teling me there was a tip out for Cannonball so I had a tenner on him at 14/1 - I see he lost by a short head!!!

Did you see the race Loyal? Was he caught on the line or did he leave it too late?

No best horse on the day won I thought. The American ran way above my expectations though and was game in defeat. Sacred Kingdom lost his action in the final furlong which nearly reduced me to tears. I was counting my winnings when he stuck his head in front. Hope he's not injured again.