Fairview Friday

I like p-E when it rains.

Outsiders to to cum home lonely.

Swingers the best way to go

Titch Wrote:

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> gregbucks Wrote:
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> > I would jump on that price, Radetzky first run
> > around the bend, me think its the lay of the
> > day...
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> 4 places looks safe


I am with Greg on this one, although RacingGuru has a point. If I am not convinced about the short priced favourite, I start by looking for smething to beat it... preferable three or four... then I brass the favourite. Well I spent a fair time going through that lot and came up BLANK. From my ramblings.....
"Race 4: Eeeeek ! Reminds me of Kimberley. Radetzsky’s Rebel and Air of Grandeur should fight it out but there are a few potential improvers. The two ex Cape Town horses Lundy’s Quest and Zenadine for instance; and of the two I prefer the former. I usually avoid Charly Roberts runners but this one had a warm up sprint, is drawn well and has the services of Richard Fourie ( I am not so sure that is a good thing). If Stan’s Bellman gets a run include this one in your bets."

zesto Wrote:

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> I like p-E when it rains.
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> Outsiders to to cum home lonely.
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> Swingers the best way to go


Lol Yeah but then u must play the right outsiders;)

Magi Wrote:

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> Titch Wrote:
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> > gregbucks Wrote:
> >
> > > I would jump on that price, Radetzky first
> run
> > > around the bend, me think its the lay of the
> > > day...
> >
> > 4 places looks safe
>
>
> I am with Greg on this one, although RacingGuru
> has a point. If I am not convinced about the short
> priced favourite, I start by looking for smething
> to beat it... preferable three or four... then I
> brass the favourite. Well I spent a fair time
> going through that lot and came up BLANK. From my
> ramblings.....
> "Race 4: Eeeeek ! Reminds me of Kimberley.
> Radetzsky’s Rebel and Air of Grandeur should
> fight it out but there are a few potential
> improvers. The two ex Cape Town horses Lundy’s
> Quest and Zenadine for instance; and of the two I
> prefer the former. I usually avoid Charly Roberts
> runners but this one had a warm up sprint, is
> drawn well and has the services of Richard Fourie
> ( I am not so sure that is a good thing). If
> Stan’s Bellman gets a run include this one in
> your bets."


One of Charly's horses is backed from 40/1 to 20/1..Forest Spectrum

So someone put R20 on it ??

Magi Wrote:

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> So someone put R20 on it ??


Lol im just saying, maybe we must just watch the horse today

to homer....how would the stable rate sedge in the pecking order

RACING GURU Wrote:

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> to homer....how would the stable rate sedge in the
> pecking order


The stable says he has improved quite a bit after his last start and gave us the green light for a bet. He is the best 2yo in the stable and will be hard to beat. To be honest, even with the weight turnaround in favour of others, I have to agree with Gavin. Some of the pricipal runners have had quite a few runs and how much natural improvement can there be with those.

So based on the above, Magic and Hollywood expect us later in the morning with our cash......

Homer Wrote:

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> So based on the above, Magic and Hollywood expect
> us later in the morning with our cash......


Homer, what's up with the jockey booking in race 1 ? Were they hoping to get delpech down to ride Sedge ?

homer the reason i ask..is that i also feel he is open to natural improvement,since that was his 1st run...and also..i have had a massive bet on him....so thanx for the green light...much much appreciated

Magi Wrote:

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> Homer Wrote:
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> > So based on the above, Magic and Hollywood
> expect
> > us later in the morning with our cash......
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>
> Homer, what's up with the jockey booking in race 1
> ? Were they hoping to get delpech down to ride
> Sedge ?

Delpech was booked but then the Dbn meeting was moved. We waited to see what happened to the Dbn meeting and had Gavin Lerena on standby but he changed his mind when Gavin announced that Delpech would be his stable elect for the duration of the season.

S'manga Khumalo was then called in - in my book a very capable rider with whom I had great success.