Kenilworth Tuuesday 14/5/13

zaeem Wrote:

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> I am referring to darling moon and hakahana and to
> a lesser extent als bonanza.you seem irritated.did
> I say something wrong.I cannot feel happy when
> punters lose.surely prices steer people to and
> away from selection.if the bookies know that say
> kings summit has a strong winning chance its in
> their interest to hide that horse and put up a
> horse that appears to have winning credentials at
> the top.but the race will tell.

On collateral form King's Summit is held by Hakahana

Hakahana was beaten 3.90 lengths by Wheredowego in it's last run, then on Saturday Wheredowego beat Alascan Maiden by 1,50 lengths.

In it's last run before it's rest, King's Summit was beaten 5,50 lengths by Alascan Maiden.

That puts King's Summit 7,0 lengths behind whereas we know Wheredowego beat Hakahana only 3,90 lengths.

FazzX Wrote:

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> zaeem Wrote:
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> > I am referring to darling moon and hakahana and
> to
> > a lesser extent als bonanza.you seem
> irritated.did
> > I say something wrong.I cannot feel happy when
> > punters lose.surely prices steer people to and
> > away from selection.if the bookies know that
> say
> > kings summit has a strong winning chance its in
> > their interest to hide that horse and put up a
> > horse that appears to have winning credentials
> at
> > the top.but the race will tell.
>
> On collateral form King's Summit is held by
> Hakahana
>
> Hakahana was beaten 3.90 lengths by Wheredowego in
> it's last run, then on Saturday Wheredowego beat
> Alascan Maiden by 1,50 lengths.
>
> In it's last run before it's rest, King's Summit
> was beaten 5,50 lengths by Alascan Maiden.
>
> That puts King's Summit 7,0 lengths behind whereas
> we know Wheredowego beat Hakahana only 3,90
> lengths.


in all fairness I was using kings summit as an example but I do think that if fit and well kings summit and for that matter maybe wet autumn mist will ne ahead of both hakahana and darling moon.been wrong many times but that is what I see

kings summit should be 100 to 1 in todays field:

When King's Summit was fit and well, she ran 0.4 lengths behind Kitti Kat which, together with Darling Moon's low draw, should make her an odds-on shot in this field... though she may need the run

see here.cosmonauta finished ahead o
I'm yours who was 1llength behind darling moon.kings summit ran ahead of she's a honey who ran ahead of darling moon.darling moon beat hakahana.the likelihood of the winner coming from the above isn't good.spies horses sometimes run erratic wet aunt mists run to tsotsoms was moderate

Englander Wrote:

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> When King's Summit was fit and well, she ran 0.4
> lengths behind Kitti Kat which, together with
> Darling Moon's low draw, should make her an
> odds-on shot in this field... though she may need
> the run


that's what I mean.

and that's just the first.

hibernia Wrote:

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> 200 favourites have wonn from 558 races 35.8% the
> highest win rate in the country

I have already backed darling moon. The favorite in the first race at Kenilworth since 1 April has won every race except 2 and in both those races it placed 2nd against a 2nd favorite at a similar price. Seems the money is right in the first 80% of the time. Those are stats i am happy to back.

pirates Wrote:

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> kings summit should be 100 to 1 in todays field:



As he is a non runner

Debate will be settled another day - formgrids has Kings Summit as scratched..

referring to my original post this morning I feel that yesterdays second went on similar lines.imo the bookies knew cider apple was the likely winner.so what do they do?put two above.I only studied one race and neither oriental way or katanga ????could ever win.

zesto Wrote:

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> pirates Wrote:
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> > kings summit should be 100 to 1 in todays
> field:
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> As he is a non runner

Helps to do the homework lol